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As an Eighteenth-Century Africa Publication Fellow Dominique will receive virtual publishing mentorship by both American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies and African Studies Association journal editors to develop this project for presentation at the ASA annual meeting and publication in January 2027. Click in to read about her project!

In an interview with the European Center for Populism Studies, Ahmed, a Bangladeshi politics expert, argues that the moment should be interpreted more cautiously. Rather than a democratic restoration, he describes the upheaval primarily as “a restoration of politics itself,” following what he calls a long period of depoliticization.

Williams sees how Patriot Pantry gathers a community of people to support each other during times of economic hardship.

The program gave me an interdisciplinary viewpoint, which I appreciate and hope is manifested throughout the book. This research on deaf made home movies perfectly espouses the human agency often discussed in Cultural Studies, and as a potential mode of “resistance,” even if it wasn’t always intentional.