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This paper examines the history of the GDR between global frontlines, national conflicts and local settings. ... Supervisions and examinations on a broad variety of topics will be offered according to the given rules. .

Each will count toward 10% of the final degree mark, for a total of 30%. ... The Dissertation, or thesis, is the largest element of the course, worth 70% of the final mark.

historians’ arguments; presentation skills; and the examination – broadly and comparatively – of what economic and social historians do. ... How has environmental thought been incorporated – or ignored – in different strands of economics?

And, in addition to military and economic influence, how was US empire constructed culturally? ... Each will count toward 10% of the final degree mark, for a total of 30%.

The sessions will involve both theoretical work and closer examination of individual artefacts. ... Each will count toward 10% of the final degree mark, for a total of 30%.

Ritual and symbolic communication. Economic systems. Saints, Scepticism and Belief. Writing Medieval History. ... Each will count toward 10% of the final degree mark, for a total of 20%.

Each will count toward 10% of the final degree mark, for a total of 30%. ... The Dissertation, or thesis, is the largest element of the course, worth 70% of the final mark.

European commercial and economic integration during the second half of the nineteenth century. ... Modern European History, 1715-1890. Modern British Social and Economic History, 1700-1880.

Other articles discussed the economic ramifications of the pandemic on a macroeconomic scale. ... I had come in 1956 as a Classics scholar to Trinity, having just spent two years in Navy (National Service) and wanted to switch from Classics to Economics.

I finished the manuscript in the week after the UK’s final departure from the EU, following expiry of the ‘transition period’ on 31 December 2020. ... Since dynastic, diplomatic and economic decisions were invariably inflected by confessional

Monday, 14 March 2022. Sir Tony Wrigley, 1931-2022, Professor of Economic History, University of Cambridge, 1994-97. ... Four years later he examined my PhD. Tony Wrigley is a colossus in the field of economic and social history, broadly defined.

On the one hand, it bound together provincial space rendered discrete from the rest of the empire by processes like the examination system. ... This dynamic produced nationalizing effects, and leads me to argue that we should understand the Qing as a

the Church of England between the years AD 1500 and 1700; also the bearing of these changes upon the political and economic, the national and international, the literary and social, the ... Ellen McArthur Undergraduate Prizes for a dissertation on some

in Economic History, Knowles in Mediaeval, Brogan in American, and Butterfield in Modern History and Master of the College. ... mine from a postgraduate, my senior by only eight years, in the final year of his research, John Shelley Nurser.

repair muscles, this lack was said to be a cause of bad health and therefore of impending national economic crisis. ... I realised that my preconception that darker cocoa would be tastier was an assumption shaped by cultural expectations …. The final

Civil society and the state, the interaction between the economy and the political sphere, economic limits to politics, political theory and modern economics. ... Each will count toward 25% of the final degree, for a total of 50%.