Malcolm Lowe

Malcolm Lowe is an Associate Tutor and CHASE-funded doctoral researcher at the University of East Anglia, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and the School of History and Art History. He is actively engaged in research on cultural history, memory, and popular experiences of history in post-socialist Eastern Europe, particularly focusing on former Yugoslavia and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

His research interests include:

• Cultural history from below
• Construction of collective memory
• History of emotions
• Languages and popular cultures of Eastern Europe
• Imperialism and racialisation
• Youth labour mobilisations in post-WWII Yugoslavia

Malcolm's work contributes to broader understandings of European history and aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to peace, justice, and inclusive societies. His doctoral research explores how ordinary people experienced and remembered state-led youth mobilisations in socialist Yugoslavia and how these memories evolved in successor states.

As an active academic participant, he has contributed to collaborative knowledge events, such as the February 2025 workshop on fieldwork experiences. His role as Associate Tutor indicates a part-time teaching position, common for PhD candidates in UK humanities programs.

He is currently pursuing his PhD under CHASE doctoral funding, a consortium supporting arts and humanities research across southeast England. No scientific awards or publications were listed in the provided text.

Malcolm advises no known students at this time and is involved in academic collaboration rather than leading a lab or research team.