“Screening Queer Memory is a timely, exuberant research of contemporary cinematic constructions of personal and communal queer memories, histories, legacies and heritages. It provides a genuine, fresh perspective on the intricate interrelations between queer histories and queer cinemas.” – Gilad Padva, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Since 1991, the Institute has published papers, lectures and scripts by Fellows as part of our Occasional Papers. Previously only produced in limited print runs, we can now offer fully accessible PDF versions to download and enjoy, thanks to the tireless work of undergraduate intern Jana Phillips.
To mark 50 years since our foundation in 1969, we have made a short film about research at IASH, profiling two recent projects by 2018-19 EURIAS Junior Fellow Dr Isabel Kusche and 2018-19 Daiches-Manning Memorial Fellow Dr Elizabeth Ford. Dr Kusche reflects on her investigations of big data analytics and the relationship between politicians and voters, including the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
We are always delighted to hear about the ongoing careers of our Fellows after they leave IASH. We are especially proud that around 80% of our Postdoctoral Fellows go on to secure lectureships and further grants within a year of completing their fellowships with us. If you have news of a promotion or new appointment, please do let us know!