Outlandish names on the provincial doors: German Jews in Victorian Bradford and their expression of identities

Lucia morawska

Editorial for Issue 3

Jodie Matthews (University of Huddersfield)

Conservative backbench opposition to international aid: is it driven by hard Euroscepticism?

Andrew Crines, Timothy Heppell

‘England, hope for light after the confusion of darkness’: English Political Identity in the Late Medieval Carol

Louise McInnes

‘No Longer Young and Not Yet Old’ London: Spatio-Temporal Ambivalence in Hanif Kureishi’s Something to Tell You

Hayley G Toth

About this Journal

The University of Huddersfield’s Academy for British and Irish Studies was established in 2009, and this open access journal develops out of its varied and interdisciplinary work. It seeks a wide and cross-disciplinary audience from inside and outside the university sector, and draws on robust research to communicate ideas connected with identities in Britain and Ireland, today and in the past, in a readable way.

Please note that Identity Papers is not currently accepting submissions.