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I was a co-convenor of the Cambridge World History workshop for 2021-2022, and am co-convening the Social and Economic History Workshop for 2022-2023. ... South Asian history. • Middle Eastern history (late-Ottoman period). • Chinese history

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. ... national security, foreign policy,

It seeks to transcend the nation state as a unit of analysis by studying the workings of economic and political power across and between colonial and postcolonial worlds. ... Weekly themes introduce students to important political, social, cultural,

to their peers, test new ideas in a supportive environment, and receive informal feedback to improve their work.

900-1200. Cambridge University Press, 2007. edited, The Expansion of Central Europe in the Middle Ages. ... Interconnection and Separation: Medieval Perspectives on the Modern Problem of the “Global Middle Ages”’.

Before coming to Cambridge, I completed an MA in Middle Eastern History from SOAS and a BA in History from Queen Mary, University of London. ... My PhD research, supervised by Dr Andrew Arsan, explores how the Shi’i community in Iraq responded to the

Iter Bibliography: bibliographical database covering the Middle Ages and Renaissance (400-1700); contains over 1.1 million records. ... verse, and a Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse, as well as links to an associated network of electronic

From about the middle of the eighteenth century through the end of the long nineteenth century, militarized empires advanced a vision of global armed peace centered on European claims to authority ... It is strongly recommended that a lateral flow test

Throughout the course we will reflect on three broad themes: how writers – whether novelists, philosophers or public intellectuals – (1) imagined alternative social, political, and economic structures; (2) reimagined the self in

both the arguments about economic life and the decisions governments have made about how to deal with international economic questions and the political reactions those decisions induce to illuminate different aspects