Today I tabled up the topics covered in feature articles published by the Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History since the start of 2007. There’s surprisingly little content relating to settler colonial histories, along with a number of other regional gaps as well. See for yourself:

Comparative or transnational topics (total: 3)

Comparative or transnational topics relating to settler colonialism (none)

Literature or biography (total: 4)

Politics of imperialism (total: 6)

Britain 4

United States 1

Germany 1

Middle East (total: 0)

South East Asia (total: 0 )

South Asia (total: 8 )

India 6

Andaman Islands 1

Ceylon 1

East Asia (total: 3)

China 2

Wider region 1

Latin and South America (total: 2)

Mexico City 1

Mexico 1

North America (total: 2)

United States 2

Caribbean (total: 2)

Jamaica 1

Wider Region 1

Oceania and the Pacific (total: 2)

Australia 2

Israel/Palestine (total:0 )

North and Central Africa (total: 11)

Sierra Leone 5

Congo 1

Gabon 1

Sudan and Eritreya 1

Algeria 1

Kenya 1

Tanzania 1

Southern Africa (total: 1)

Zimbabwe 1

(Any mistakes in the tabling of the data are my own.)

See also my similar post on the Journal of Imperialism and Commonwealth History.