You are warmly invited to join us for our Political Engagement Hub session with Dr Andrew Heath, Professor Julie Gottlieb and Dr Caoimhe Nic Dháibhéid (University of Sheffield.
Tuesday 17 December
16.15pm, Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
Tag Archives: Department Research Seminar
Máirín MacCarron (University College, Cork) ‘Women’s networks in early medieval sources’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Dr Máirín MacCarron (University College, Cork)
‘Women’s networks in early medieval sources‘
Tuesday 10 December
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
Josie McLellan (University of Bristol) ‘Tuesdays at the History Group: co-producing the history of single parent activism’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Professor Josie McLellan (University of Bristol)
‘Tuesdays at the History Group: co-producing the history of single parent activism’
Tuesday 3 December
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
Christienna Fryar (Goldsmiths, University of London) ‘The constitutional politics of asylum provision in postemancipation Jamaica.’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Dr Christienna Fryar (Goldsmiths, University of London)
‘The constitutional politics of asylum provision in postemancipation Jamaica.’
Tuesday 26 November
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
Radha Kapuria (University of Sheffield) ‘Between Citizenship and Custodianship: Punjab’s Musicians in post-1947 India and Pakistan’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Dr Radha Kapuria (Leverhulme ECR Fellow, Department of History, University of Sheffield)
‘Between Citizenship and Custodianship: Punjab’s Musicians in post-1947 India and Pakistan’
Tuesday 19 November
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
James McDougall (Trinity College, Oxford) ‘The sacred space of the Republic: Race, religion, citizenship and empire in France since 1865’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Professor James McDougall (Trinity College, Oxford)
‘The sacred space of the Republic: Race, religion, citizenship and empire in France since 1865’
Tuesday 5 November
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
Bonnie Effros (Chaddock Chair of Economic and Social History) ‘Reviving Carthage’s Martyrs: Archaeology, Memory, and Catholic Devotion in the French Protectorate of Tunisia’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Professor Bonnie Effros (Chaddock Chair of Economic and Social History at Liverpool)
‘Reviving Carthage’s Martyrs: Archaeology, Memory, and Catholic Devotion in the French Protectorate of Tunisia’
Tuesday 29 October
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
David Huyssen (University of York) ‘Finding Socialism in Strange Places: from G.E.’s Schenectady to the Hedge Fund’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Dr David Huyssen (Lecturer, University of York)
‘Finding Socialism in Strange Places: from G.E.’s Schenectady to the Hedge Fund’
Tuesday 22 October
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!
Wendy Webster (University of Huddersfield) ‘Europe in Britain: the Second World War History’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Professor Wendy Webster (University of Huddersfield)
‘Europe in Britain: the Second World War History.’
Tuesday 15 October
16.15 in HRI Conference Room, 34 Gell Street
All welcome!
Amanda Herbert (Director of Fellowships Programme, Folger Library) ‘Ketchup, Pickled Mango, and Chilli Sauce: Colonizing Condiments in the Premodern British World.’
You are warmly invited to our department seminar:
Dr Amanda Herbert (Director of Fellowships Programme, Folger Library, Washington D.C. and associate professor, Amhurst University)
‘Ketchup, Pickled Mango, and Chilli Sauce: Colonizing Condiments in the Premodern British World.’
Tuesday 1 October
16.15 in Jessop West G.03
All welcome!