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injustice taking place in southern Africa. Combining this with an awareness of domestic issues, including the racist riots in Notting Hill in 1958 and the far-right politics exemplified by public figures such as Enoch Powell, radical student movements among British universities sought reformed institutional governance and academic conditions, especially in the relationship between
endeavour, and it would be misleading to posit a crude instrumentality between British World historical paradigms and the resurgence of global posturing in the Brexit debate (let alone the reactionary far-right politics of white victimhood). 35 Tamson Pietsch allows for greater subtlety, identifying a ‘tendency to flatten out fissures and frictions’ in the relentless focus on ‘Britishness’, which has