Eva Namusoke

Eva Namusoke serves as an Associate Research Fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London, holding this position from September 2017 through July 2026. Her academic work centers on historical narratives of the British Commonwealth with concentrated focus on Uganda and broader African contexts.

Her primary research domains include:

• Imperial and postcolonial history
• Colonies and colonization processes
• Patterns of emigration and immigration
• East African historical studies

Dr Namusoke's scholarship critically examines colonial legacies and decolonization trajectories, particularly investigating socio-political transformations in Uganda. Her work engages with historical memory, national identity formation, and Commonwealth dynamics, contributing to contemporary academic discourses on postcolonial societies. She maintains an active research profile through the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, where she participates in scholarly initiatives examining Africa's imperial past and its enduring consequences.