Staff and Advisory Board
Meet the Staff and Advisory Board who are part of the Centre for Postcolonial Studies.
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Professor Sanjay Seth, Director
Professor Sanjay Seth has published in the fields of modern Indian history, political and social theory, postcolonial theory and international relations. He is particularly interested in how modern European ideologies, and modern Western knowledge more generally, ‘travelled’ to the non-Western world- and what effects this had both on the non-Western world, and on modern, Western knowledge.
Dr David L Martin, Co-Director
Dr David Martin is a committed interdisciplinary scholar with expertise in the fields of politics, art history, postcolonial theory, cultural geography, medical humanities and the history of religion. Far from distracted wanderings, these interdisciplinary concerns coalesce sharply around questions of politics and vision. In particular, he is concerned with the embodied nature of vision.
Francisco Carballo, Co-Director
Francisco Carballo joined the Politics Department at Goldsmiths in 2012. Since 2014, he has held the position of Deputy Director of The Centre for Postcolonial Studies. His formal training is in sociology, political theory and cultural studies. He previously taught at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. His current research addresses three different yet interconnected areas of inquiry.
- Professor Leela Gandhi, Brown University
- Professor Rita Laura Segato, University of Brasilia
- Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty, University of Chicago
- Professor Walter Mignolo, Duke University
- Professor Gustavo Lins Ribeiro, University of Brasilia
- Associate Professor Sandro Mezzadra, University of Bologna
- Professor Iain Chambers, University of Naples
- Director Professor Gunlög Fur, Linnaeus University
- Dr Branwen Gruffydd Jones, Cardiff University
- Professor Daniel Mato, Universidad Nacional Tres de Febrero
- Professor Irit Rogoff, Visual Cultures
- Professor Les Back, Sociology
- Professor Kristen Kreider, Art
- Professor Michael Dutton, Politics
- Professor AbdouMaliq Simone, Sociology
- Dr Rajyashree Pandey, Politics
- Dr Andrea Mura, Politics
- Dr Jeremy Larkins, Politics
- Sara Maitland, English and Comparative Literature
- Dr Tara Povey, History