Publications
Selected recent publications:
Rebecca Earle, ‘Native Informants in the Kitchen: On Attributing (and Not Attributing) Recipes’, Global Food History (2026).
Rebecca Earle and Susan Deans-Smith, ‘Mobility, Violence, and the Afterlives of a Painting at Sea’, Itinerario 50:1 (2026), 191-212.
Rebecca Earle, ‘“Captured at Sea”: Maritime Conflict and the Circulation of Art in Early-Modern Britain’, Journal of British Studies 65 (2026).
Rebecca Earle, ‘The Funeral of Rolla’, Burlington Magazine 168:1479 (2026), 582-89.
Anne Gerritsen, Global Coventry: Migration, Diaspora and Place-making, Somak Biswas, Anne Gerritsen, Aya Nasser and Pippa Virdee, eds. Forthcoming from Bloomsbury Academic in 2027.
Anne Gerritsen, ‘Material Turns. The Materiality of Global Connections and Mobility’. In Turning Points: ‘Turns’ in Recent Historiography, edited by Massimo Rospocher, Gabriele D’Ottavio and Sandra Toffolo, De Gruyter Oldenbourg, 2026, pp. 42-59.
Anne Gerritsen, 'La grande vogue des porcelains chinoises’, L’Histoire, N° 542 (April 2026).
Anne Gerritsen, ‘Making Willow Pattern Possible: Ways of Working in Sixteenth-Century Jingdezhen’. In Legacy and Continuity: Willow Pattern Ceramics and Stories of ‘Other’, edited by Neil Brownsword and Tiejun Hou. Topographies of the Obsolete Publications, 2026.
Dan Branch, A Man of the World: Tom Mboya, the Cold War and Decolonization in Kenya (Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 2026)
Jack Bowman, Writing against Empire: A Book History of Pan-Africanism in Britain, c.1930-1950 (London: Bloomsbury, 2026)
Jack Bowman, 'The Archive as an Emotional Body: Decolonial Narratives within the Imperial War Museums’ Archive', PARSE. (Platform for Artistic Research Sweden), 24 (2026)
Michael Bycroft, Gems and the New Science: Matter and Value in the Scientific Revolution University of Chicago Press. Mar 2026
2025
Anne Gerritsen, ‘Seventeenth-century Dutch ventures in the global rhubarb trade’, in Plants and Gardens as Artefacts in Transcultural Contexts: Between Asia and Europe, edited by Minna Torma. Routledge. Routledge, 2025, 19-35.
Anne Gerritsen, ‘Letters, language and hieroglyphs: Francesco Carletti’s observations on language in China and Japan’. In Trading at the edge of empires: Francesco Carletti’s world, c. 1600, edited by Brian Brege, Paula Findlen, Luca Molà, and Giorgio Riello. I Tatti; Rome: Officina libraria, 2025.
Dan Branch (co-authored, Emma Hunter, Ismay Milford, and Gerard McCann),
(De Gruyter: Berlin, 2025). Open access
Jack Bowman, 'Link opens in a new windowPan-African Print in Interwar Britain: Ras T. Makonnen and International African Opinion', Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 3 (2025), pp. 205-28
Luca Mola, In the footsteps of Marco Polo. Venice, Asia, silk Laterza. Nov 2025
