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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

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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.

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edited: Robert Owen, A New View of Society (Penguin, 1971). 'Labour, Power and the Size of Firms in the Lancashire Cotton Industry', Economic History Review, XXX (1), Feb.

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

29 Sep 2023: Monday 27 April – David Hayton (Belfast) In Search of Namier Monday 11 May – Charles Read (Cambridge) The Unintended Consequences of Sir Robert Peel: British Economic Policy, Financial Crisis and the Irish

29 Sep 2023: Monday 19 January – Stuart Jones (Manchester) Endowments and the Victorian State: An Intellectual History Monday 2 February – James Kirby (Cambridge) The Reformation as Social Revolution: Economic and Social Histories from the