Editor: Yuka Atsuchi
Decolonisation Library Intern ( April 2023 - July 2023)
2nd year Natural Science Student
This page lists new library collections that relates to decolonisation, further reading, and other library support for your decolonisation pathway.
You will also find a curated list of subject focused resources to support decolonising your reading list. If your subject is not listed, please send some suggested resources to your Faculty Liaison Librarian and we will add a section.
How diverse is your reading list? Exploring issues of representation and decolonisation in the UK
Decolonising through critical librarianship
Decolonisation and Anti-Racism
Rewriting Peace and Conflict: a virtual encyclopaedia compiling writings about de- and postcolonial perspectives on peace & conflict research.
Discover: Search Archive Collections
Discover: Search Book Collections
All database collections in library: A-Z database
Durham University Records: Archives and Special Collections
Making request for a new library purchase (academic colleagues requestiing items for reading lists should use Talis Aspire)
Do you have any more questions? You can contact us through our live chat service or by emailing library@durham.ac.uk
When seeking materials and perspectives from under-represented voices in Classics and Ancient History, you may find the following resources and suggestions helpful:
Resources
When searching for literature
To identify voices from under-represented geographies, you may wish to make use of the Countries and places filter in L’Annee Philologique and similar options in broader bibliographic search tools where there are options to limit by geography or language, such as the Web of Science's country/region filter and Scopus's country/territory filter. Sometimes these can be selected prior to submitting your search terms, other times they need to be applied once an initial set of results is in place.
Bibliography
It could be beneficial to pool institutional expertise in this area by updating this bibliography of books, journal articles and wider resources as you encounter relevant materials.
Contact us
This toolkit is still developing. If you have any thoughts or enquiries, please share with us.
library@durham.ac.uk