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29 Sep 2023: repair muscles, this lack was said to be a cause of bad health and therefore of impending national economic crisis. ... 1050 -c.1550. Dr Leigh Shaw-Taylor gained an ESRC Impact Acceleration grant on ‘Interactive online resources for economic and social

29 Sep 2023: Craig Muldrew, a Fellow of Queens’College, is a specialist in early-modern English social, economic and cultural history. ... To Senior Lecturer. Christopher Briggs, a Fellow of Selwyn College, is a specialist in English and European social and

29 Sep 2023: paper in British economic and social history, generally in the very first year at Cambridge. ... It is certainly gratifying that the debate over the teaching of our own subject, History, has dominated discussion of the new curriculum proposals.

29 Sep 2023: No one would suggest that the political, social, economic, religious and cultural structures and achievements of the sixth century are the same as those of the fourth. ... The classes during the school year were held at the Pontifical Gregorian University

Syeda is strongly committed to promoting diversity within the history curriculum, and championing equality and diversity more broadly in schools.

Predating recent calls to ‘decolonise’ the curriculum by more than a decade, my academic life has been defined by centring the importance of India for the remaking of global political languages. ... https://anchor.fm/economics-of-coronavirus/episodes

The commissioning of a two year research-led inquiry into the Atlantic slave trade and other forms of coerced labour will provide an opportunity for us to understand better the economic ... Decolonising the curriculum’ is a powerful and active demand

Viewing history through political and economic lenses as well as cultural, social and intellectual ones  gives you the opportunity to investigate practically any aspect of history which interests you. ... The Course (from 2022). We are delighted that

The Economic History Society invites applications under its initiatives and conference fund. ... Curriculum vitae and list of the applicant's publications. Bibliography on the topic.

social, economic and political transformations wrought by colonialism.

We encourage submissions on a variety of topics including global economic history; histories of science, migration, race, gender and empire; post-colonial studies and comparative history. ... Sahil Bhagat (Columbia University and London School of

Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy: digital library of documents relevant to fields of law, history, economics, politics, diplomacy and government, ranging from ancient times to the present.

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. Workshop of Memory and Emotions. The Cambridge History of Memory and Emotions Workshop (MEW) provides a friendly and open environment for postgraduates to present on any aspect of

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. Workshop for the Early Modern Period (WEMP). The Workshop for the Early Modern Period (WEMP) provides a forum for graduate students to present research on any aspect of early modern

Image. Western Europe’s postwar era was marked by deep social, economic and political transformations, many of which were made possible by rapid economic growth and continued demand for workers. ... The paper will also look at how work was contested

Surprisingly, however, there is no work of synthesis, at least on the early modern period and the eighteenth century, addressing the political, cultural, economic and social consequences of war on women.

What do you get from studying history? Our undergraduate History curriculum, launched in Oct 2022, offers some exciting new approaches.

nature of political power in eleventh-century England), while also exploring questions concerning the economics of power, hierarchy and social status, and the Church’s relationship to the world.

Applications should comprise:. An academic curriculum vitae (up to a maximum of five sides of A4/quarto).

Different schemes are run by the Economic and Social Research Council, the British Academy and the Leverhulme Trust; terms of eligibility vary, but these ‘early career’ fellowships are normally limited to