• The Last Phase of Colonialism in North Malabar: Socio-Economic and Cultural Transformation, c. 1900-1947 

  Sheeja P C (Department of History, University of Calicut, 2014)

• State as an oppressive instrument : the jail experiences of political prisoners in malabar, 1921 - 1947 

  Shumais, U. (Department of History University of Calicut, 2019)

• Education in Kerala: transition from pre-colonial to the colonial phase 

  Sreejith, E (Department of History University of Calicut, 2019)

• Dominium populy dominium terra: social construction of property right in pre-modern Kerala (A. D. 1200-1800 A. D.) 

  Mishitha, K (Department of History, University of Calicut, 2019)

• Development of transport and communication in Travancore ( 1860-1948 ) : the socio- economic impact 

  Jibin, Mathew (Department of History University of Calicut, 2019)

• Notions of Womanhood, Family, Marriage and Morality among Namboothiris and Nairs in late Nineteenth century and early Twentieth Century Malabar 

  Mayadevi M (Department of History, University of Calicut., 2017)

• War in City Scape: Popular Responses in Kozhikode 1914-1918 

  Remya K (Department of History, University of Calicut., 2017)

• The Socio Cultural Formation of a Colonial Town: The City Scape of Palakkad, 1860-1947 

  Anitha P (Department of History, University of Calicut., 2017)

• Community, identity and communalism: a study on hindu society in malabar from colonial period to the present 

  Shithor P R (Dept. of History, University of Calicut., 2015)

• Royal Indian navy mutiny: a study of its impact in south India 

  Priya P (Department of History, University of Calicut., 2014)

• Social transformation and Ramakrishna Movement in Kerala, with special reference to the role of Swami Nirmalananda 

  Sreelatha K (Department of History, University of Calicut, 2023)

  Though there are studies on the Ramakrishna Mission and its impact on different parts of India, studies on the Mission’s impact on Kerala society are comparatively less, and the role played by Swami Nirmalanada, the fore ...

• Colonialism, Circulation and Representations: a social history of transportation networks in colonial malabar (c 1800-1936) 

  P S, Jineesh (Department of History PSMO College, Tirurangadi.University of Calicut, 2023-08)

  Mobility is a fundamental trait of living organism. Ability to move is the defining characteristic of Homo sapiens. One geographically, physically and even could find the intricate connection between mobility and ...

• Images of Pazhassi Raja: Text and Context, 1785-2010 

  Joobitha C T (Department of History,University of Calicut, 2023)

• Literature and Left Movements In Keralam: The Problem of Ideological Transformation (1937- 1957) 

  Sreejith K (Dept. of History, University of Calicut., 2022)

• History and contributions of the jesuits in Kerala (1542- 1773) 

  Innasi Muthu V (Department of History, University of Calicut, 2011)

• The growth of vaisnavism in medieval Kerala: a reconstruction from archaeological and literary records 

  Gopikrishnan G (Dept.of History, University of Calicut, 2012)

• The First Popular Government in Kerala and Liberation Struggle – 1957-59: A Historical Study 

  Salim P M (Department of History, University of Calicut, 2013)

• Science, scientific temper and rationality: a review of the experiences of Kerala renaissance 

  Shihabudheen, T P (Department of History, University of Calicut,2019., 2019)

• Development of transport and communication in travancore (1860-1948): the socio-economic impact 

  Jibin Mathew (Department of History, University of Calicut, 2019., 2019)

• Matriliny and Women in Medieval Kerala 

  Ammukutty K P (Department of History, University of Calicut, 2013., 2013)

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