SCGA Team: Sarah Dunstan

Sarah Dunstan

Lecturer in the International History of Modern Human Rights, University of Glasgow

Sarah C. Dunstan is a Lecturer in the International History of Modern Human Rights and a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of Glasgow.

Her first book, Race, Rights and Reform: Black Activism in the French Empire and the United States from World War One to Cold War, came out with Cambridge University Press in early 2021. She has published on questions of decolonization, citizenship rights and empire in the Journal of Modern History, the Journal of the History of Ideas, the Journal of Contemporary History, and Callaloo, amongst other places.

Dunstan is also a co-editor of the Anthology of Women’s International Thought: Towards a New Canon, forthcoming June 2022 with Cambridge University Press. Dunstan received her PhD from the University of Sydney in 2018. Before joining Glasgow, she was an ARC Postdoctoral Fellow with the International History Laureate programme at the University of Sydney; a Postdoctoral Associate with the Leverhulme Women and the History of International Thought Project at the University of Sussex, and a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Queen Mary, University of London.
She has held fellowships in New York and Paris, and her research has been supported by, amongst others, the Fulbright Foundation, the John Frazer Memorial Fund and the European International Studies Association.

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What a joy it has been to work on this together! 💕😊🍻Delighted by recognition of @TheorySectISA and @ftgs_isa and grateful to co-editors @sarahcdunstan Kim Hutchings and Patricia Owens @leverhulmewhit twitter.com/leverhulmewhit…

Congratulations to all the 2023 @isanet prize winners being announced over the coming days.

@leverhulmewhit is very grateful and honoured to receive the best edited book award from @TheorySectISA and an honourable mention for the best book prize from @ftgs_isa

So delighted & honoured by this news about our Anthology!! Thank you to the section @TheorySectISA
and @ftgs_isa chairs and prize committees ✨️🥂 and to my wonderful co-editors @leverhulmewhit @kathistory & Kim Hutchings 😀 twitter.com/leverhulmewhit…

Congratulations to all the 2023 @isanet prize winners being announced over the coming days.

@leverhulmewhit is very grateful and honoured to receive the best edited book award from @TheorySectISA and an honourable mention for the best book prize from @ftgs_isa

Me and @DeannaLyncook are delighted to share the #CfP for our upcoming conference on truth and the representation of Black British History.
📝 Deadline: 24th April
🗓 21st - 22nd September
✊🏾 Supported by: @ihr_history @QMHistory @KennettaPerry history.ac.uk/events/cfp-iss…

'The War in Ukraine After One Year: Prospects for Peace'. Hear our Executive Director @Pjacksdelacour talk at tonight's meeting of the @uofglasgow Strategy & Security Society, 18:00, Boyd Orr 709AB.

Big day for us and exciting times ahead! twitter.com/MigrationUK/st…

💥Exciting News💥

After a 10yr journey, we've secured a permanent home in the City of London!

Approval has been granted on a new development in partnership w @dominusisus at 65 Crutched Friars, near the Tower of London, which will be home to a new Migration Museum for Britain.

📢 Researcher Developers and other academic and professional literacies experts: come join our super supportive and creative Uni of Glasgow team. There are still a couple of days before the deadline! twitter.com/RoyleJoanna/st…

Love fostering the talents of researchers? Love instructional design & delivery? We need a full-time permanent colleague to lead our 250+ awesome @UofGlasgow development opportunities for PGRs. SUPER fun job (I know because it was mine!). Deadline 21 Feb.
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Please join us @latrobelaw for a workshop and masterclass on 'The Inhuman in the Human: Laws for the Anthropocene', 20-21 July 2023. Featuring Professor Margaret Davies, conversations on law and the inhuman and law in/as nature. Submit abstracts by 31 March! @juliadehm @m_clark5

Looking forward to discussing "Sex, Love, & the Law: Transforming Frenchness," (Ch. 2 of Feminism's Empire) @CornellPress today at the Univ of Glasgow's Centre for Gender History @UofGGenderHist! @BrackeAnne

📚 Book 1 in our #Top5Books for January is...

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL THOUGHT, edited by Patricia Owens, @KatHistory, Kimberly Hutchings and @sarahcdunstan (@leverhulmewhit)

Find the review of 'the gift that keeps on giving' here > medium.com/p/929de2752d4c