Vron Ware

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Here is a selection of my published work. Do contact me if you are not able to access the piece you want to look at.

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2023
Chronology of whiteness studies
2022
Who Goes There?
2022
Beef Stakes
2022
Something in the Air
2022
At the Same Hour: Making the Interpersonal Political in the Historiography of Human Rights
2021
Beef Tea-time in Britain
2020
Critical whiteness studies, racism & militarisation Vron Ware & Luke de Noronha
2020
2020
Gender, race, class, ecology and peace: Vron Ware talks to Jo Littler
2020
Revolutionary Feminisms
2019
Feminism's History Wars
2019
The New National War Monuments: interrogating gendered narratives in commemorative sculpture
2019
All the rage: decolonizing the history of the British women's suffrage movement
2019
Desert Island Discourse
2019
The faces of enmity in international relations
2019
A Journey Through Europe’s Heart of Whiteness
2017
From War Grave to Peace Garden: Muslim Soldiers, Militarized Multiculture, and Cultural Heritage
2017
In Search of Whiteness
2017
13 Dead Nothing Said
2016
Biting the Bullet: My Time With the British Army
2016
Learning from deep revolutionary time
2015
Military Migrants and Mercenary Markets
2015
2014
Postcolonial Thought
2014
The space of a movement: life-writing against racism
2014
Thin Ice: Postcoloniality and Sexuality in the Politics of Citizenship and Military Service
2014
Militarising Communities: The Armed Forces Community Covenant
2014
The sinews of empire in the world of modern warfare
2014
Arms and the Woman: Militarising Gender Wars
2013
Cheap chickens and ethical eggs: the place of an English village in the world
2013
‘A Thinning of Skin’: Writing On and Against Whiteness
2013
Can You Have Muslim Soldiers? Diversity as a Martial Value
2012
Up in Arms
2012
2011
The New Literary Front: Public Diplomacy and the Cultural Politics of Reading Arabic Fiction in Translation
2011
‘Johnny Gurkha loves a party’:The Colonial Film Archive and the Racial Imaginary of the Worker-Warrior
2011
Workings of whiteness: interview with Vron Ware
2010
Lives on the Line
2010
Whiteness in the glare of war: soldiers, migrants and citizenship
2009
The Ins and Outs of Anglo-Saxonism
2008
Who Cares About England?
2008
Towards a Sociology of Resentment: A Debate on Class and Whiteness
2007
2007
The White Fear Factor
2006
Info-war and the Politics of Feminist Curiosity
2006
Looking for Whiteness in the War on Terror
2005
The Power of Recall: The Significance of Place in Writing Against Racial Identity
2004
2002
Global Whiteness: A Multilateral Approach
2001
2001
Perfidious Albion: Whiteness and the International Imagination
1999
Political Pincushions: Decorating the Abolitionist Interior 1787-1865
1999
A Room With a View
1997
Purity and Danger: Race, Gender and Tales of Sex Tourism
1997
The White Issue
1996
Island Racism: Gender, Place, and White Power
1996
Defining Forces: 'race', gender and memories of Empire
1992
Moments of Danger: Race, Gender, and Memories of Empire
1992
1990
At Women's Convenience
1989
Hilda at Darjeeling
1983
Imperialism, Racism and Violence against Women
1978

WORDS

Chronology of whiteness studies

Who Goes There?

Beef Stakes

Something in the Air

At the Same Hour: Making the Interpersonal Political in the Historiography of Human Rights

Beef Tea-time in Britain

Critical whiteness studies, racism & militarisation Vron Ware & Luke de Noronha

Gender, race, class, ecology and peace: Vron Ware talks to Jo Littler

Revolutionary Feminisms

Feminism's History Wars

The New National War Monuments: interrogating gendered narratives in commemorative sculpture

All the rage: decolonizing the history of the British women's suffrage movement

Desert Island Discourse

The faces of enmity in international relations

A Journey Through Europe’s Heart of Whiteness

From War Grave to Peace Garden: Muslim Soldiers, Militarized Multiculture, and Cultural Heritage

In Search of Whiteness

13 Dead Nothing Said

Biting the Bullet: My Time With the British Army

Learning from deep revolutionary time

Military Migrants and Mercenary Markets

Postcolonial Thought

The space of a movement: life-writing against racism

Thin Ice: Postcoloniality and Sexuality in the Politics of Citizenship and Military Service

Militarising Communities: The Armed Forces Community Covenant

The sinews of empire in the world of modern warfare

Arms and the Woman: Militarising Gender Wars

Cheap chickens and ethical eggs: the place of an English village in the world

‘A Thinning of Skin’: Writing On and Against Whiteness

Can You Have Muslim Soldiers? Diversity as a Martial Value

Up in Arms

The New Literary Front: Public Diplomacy and the Cultural Politics of Reading Arabic Fiction in Translation

‘Johnny Gurkha loves a party’:The Colonial Film Archive and the Racial Imaginary of the Worker-Warrior

Workings of whiteness: interview with Vron Ware

Lives on the Line

Whiteness in the glare of war: soldiers, migrants and citizenship

The Ins and Outs of Anglo-Saxonism

Who Cares About England?

Towards a Sociology of Resentment: A Debate on Class and Whiteness

The White Fear Factor

Info-war and the Politics of Feminist Curiosity

Looking for Whiteness in the War on Terror

The Power of Recall: The Significance of Place in Writing Against Racial Identity

Global Whiteness: A Multilateral Approach

Perfidious Albion: Whiteness and the International Imagination

Political Pincushions: Decorating the Abolitionist Interior 1787-1865

A Room With a View

Purity and Danger: Race, Gender and Tales of Sex Tourism

The White Issue

Island Racism: Gender, Place, and White Power

Defining Forces: 'race', gender and memories of Empire

Moments of Danger: Race, Gender, and Memories of Empire

At Women's Convenience

Hilda at Darjeeling

Imperialism, Racism and Violence against Women