Tag Archive: Decolonisation

Echoes of Unrest: Unravelling the 1919 British Race Riots

Historical discussions surrounding racial tensions within 20th century Britain have focused primarily on post WWII events, placed in the context of decolonisation and mass immigration. This article will investigate its foundations, proceedings and aftermath of racial violence that was experienced throughout Great Britain in 1919, particularly in the major port cities, such as Liverpool and Cardiff, seeking to understand the events that took place, and the divisions of race in a broader perspective.
AUTHOR JONAH RONDER

Did World War Two cause the end of the British Empire?

Analysing the causes for the decolonisation of the British Empire, this article finds that World War Two was a catalyst amongst a number of other coincidental factors.
AUTHOR: CLAIRE SWEETLAND

In Defence of Empire

The British Empire often conjures some terrible national memories. This article instead explores the positive, constructive impact of the Empire.
AUTHOR: JATIN MAPARA