Dr Zaki Nahaboo

• Postcolonial theory.
• British Imperial history (Mauritius).
• EU Migration and securitization practices.
• Multiculturalism.

• PhD Politics and International Studies, The Open University.
• PGCert Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, Liverpool Hope University (Distinction).
• MSc Political Sociology, The London School of Economics and Political Science (Distinction).
• BA (Hons) Sociology, Goldsmiths College (First Class).

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

• Understanding Society (year 1)

• Race, Racism, and Ethnicity (year 2)

• Globalization, People and Society (year 3)

• Power and Inequalities (year 3)

Zaki is currently researching:

• British imperial citizenship
• EU migration management

• Shahanara Begum - PhD student

Journal Articles

(2018), ‘Rémy Ollier and Imperial Citizenship’, Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies,20, (5), 717-733.

(2016), co-authored with Erel, U., and Murji, K., ‘Understanding the Contemporary Race–Migration Nexus’, Ethnic and Racial Studies, 39, (8), 1339-1360.

(2012), ‘Subverting Orientalism: Political Subjectivity in Edmund Burke’s India and Liberal Multiculturalism’, Citizenship Studies, 16, (5-6), 587-603.

Book Chapters

(2020) ‘Making Ritual Enactments Political: Free Speech After the Charlie Hebdo Attacks’, in Salomonsen, J, Pike, S, Tremlett, P., (eds). Ritual and Democracy: Protests, Publics and Performances. Equinox Publishing: Sheffield. 

(2015), ‘Multicultural Society must be Defended?’ in Isin, E. F., (ed). Citizenship After Orientalism: Transforming Political Theory, Palgrave Macmillan: Basingstoke.

Book Review

(2020) 'Borders, migration and class in an age of crisis: producing immigrants and workers: by Tom Vickers', Ethnic and Racial Studies: 1-3.

• (2018), co-authored with Erel, U., and Murji, K., ‘Making Sense of Connections Between Racialization and Migration’, Media Diversified.
• (2017), ‘The Rights and Wrongs of the High Court Ruling on Triggering Article 50’, Open Democracy.