Derek Ide

Derek Ide is a Lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Michigan. His research focuses on anticolonial and internationalist movements challenging imperialism in the 20th century, particularly connections between Black radicals and Palestinian revolutionaries during the Cold War.

• PhD, History, University of Houston
• MA, History, University of Toledo
• BA, History and Education, University of Toledo

His work explores transnational solidarity networks and the influence of Cold War anticolonial hubs on liberation struggles. Publications appear in journals like Al-Adab, Araborama, and the International Journal on Strikes and Social Conflict. Derek has also taught at the University of Toledo, University of Houston, and Miami University (Regionals).

He is affiliated with the University of Michigan's History Department and contributes to undergraduate education through courses and advising.