Queen's Postcolonial Research Forum
Welcome to Queen’s Postcolonial Research Forum
Queen's Postcolonial Research Forum seeks to foster the intellectual atmosphere and sense of interdisciplinary co-operation and support that will enable Queen's researchers in the field of postcolonial studies, and related areas, to produce work of the highest quality in a stimulating environment, providing members with opportunities to seek positive criticism and advice from a wide range of related expertise.
The Forum' s main objectives are:
- to enable researchers in the field of postcolonial studies and related areas, to quickly identify potential research partners with particular skills and expertise within Queen's.
- to promote and improve the quality of grant applications to external funding bodies to undertake research in the area of postcolonialism or related fields.
- to identify potential sources of funding.
- to invite external academics to Queen's as visiting speakers, and to engage in joint research projects.
Queen's Postcolonial Research Forum also welcomes those working in areas such as:
ethnic conflict, imperialism, colonialism, nationalism, national identity, cultural identities, migration, decolonisation, globalisation, world trade, minorities, neo-imperialism, etc.
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