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Interview with Eva Larkai, a final year medical student at the University of Bristol, on decolonisation of STEM and Medicine

See the transcript of this video at the bottom of this page. The work to decolonise seeks to disrupt the ways that modern science and medicine have been entangled with …

Economics: Diversity and Decolonial Practice

In this article, Alvin Birdi and Danielle Guizzo (University of Bristol) consider coloniality and decoloniality in economics. Economics: Diversity and Decolonial Practice Adam Smith, in the Wealth of Nations (1776), …

Interview with science journalist Angela Saini about decolonisation of STEM subjects

Amid widespread calls to decolonise STEM subjects, science journalist and author Angela Saini reflects on why this is important, and how future research and technology can benefit from expanded perspectives …

Decolonising the Humanities and the Redistributed University

In this video, Professor Madhu Krishnan interviews Professor Sarah Nuttall about the redistributed university and decolonisation from the perspective of literary studies. Over the course of this conversation, Professor Nuttall …

Industrial Colonisation and Exploitation

We might often only think of colonisation occurring with one nation state taking over another in a sovereign way. This is perhaps a historically accurate way to refer to colonisation, …

The Role of Empire in Engineering and Technology

Our associations with the development of civilizations and the technologies they used are strong, both in terms of our presumed knowledge of the histories of those times, but also in …

Course: Decolonising Education: From Theory to Practice

Decolonising Education: From Theory to Practice