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Crime and its Representation in the Anglophone Caribbean' connects researchers from across the Caribbean region and from the UK

Leicester, England
Joined June 2017
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Join us on Sat 17th November for 'Representing Kingston' at the Attenborough Film Theatre to hear Kei Miller and Kerry Young read and discuss their work. Produced in collaboration with @renaissanceone, part of Literary Leicester. @keimiller @KerryYoungWrite @Arts_UoL @UoLEnglish
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Day one of our final AHRC research network workshop 'Jamaican Organised Crime: Aesthetics and Style' #representingcrime
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Starting off day two of the workshop with a paper on memory, prisons, profit and crimes of the Jamaican state by @CultureDoctor.
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Finally on this #crimeandrepresentation panel, @KateQuinnUCL on new repressive public order legislation across Caribbean, passed in wake of Trinidad 1970 events—passed by governments as politically distant as Gairy’s in Grenada and Barrow’s in Barbados. #twitterstorians
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Brilliant stuff from @jamie_banks26 at the 3rd @RepresentCrime @britac_news workshop UWI St Augustine ... opium use by Indian indentured labourers in the Anglophone Caribbean @Midlands3Cities
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Of 124 embarked, only 88 survived this ‘slave voyage in reverse’, part of a longer history of British use of convict transportation around the Empire —@sysgak at @RepresentCrime conference #twitterstorians
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Just starting off the first day of the Crime and Representation Trinidad workshop with a keynote by Randy Seepersad on ‘Ethnicity and Crime Victimization in Trinidad and Tobago’
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