Catherine Baker
Research Coordinator for History and Senior Lecturer in 20th Century History
| Biography | Catherine Baker is a specialist in post-Cold War history, international relations and cultural studies, including the post-Yugoslav region in a transnational and global context. Her research projects are connected by an overarching interest in the politics of representing, narrating and knowing about the past. Catherine's current projects include relationships between war / the military and popular culture; the cultural politics of international events (including the Eurovision Song Contest); LGBTQ politics and identities since the late Cold War, including queer representation in media; and 'race' in the Yugoslav region. She has also researched interpreters / translators in peacekeeping. |
| Teaching and Learning | Catherine is leading the following modules in 2019-20: Crisis and Conflict after the Cold War: Interpreting the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s (Year 3) Practising Modern History (MA/MRes) She is also part of the team teaching The Past: Reconstruction and Reality (Year 1) and contributes to postgraduate research training. |
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