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At this launch and discussion, Professor Penny Sinanoglou will speak about her new book, Partitioning Palestine: British Policymaking at the End of the Empire (University of Chicago Press, 2019). Prof. Sarah Shields (UNC-CH), and Prof. David Gilmartin (NCSU), will comment … Read more
The Triangle Global British History Seminar and the Global and Transnational Modern History Seminar are pleased to convene our next session, Friday, 31 January, 2020, 4-6pm at the National Humanities Center, West Conference Room. Our speaker will be: Erica Mukherjee, … Read more
A paper, "The ‘challenge of the century’: transnational LGBTQ activism and the birth of Britain’s radical HIV/AIDS movement, from Thatcher to the 1990s," will be presented by George J. Severs, University of Cambridge and Holstein Dissertation Fellow 2019-20, University of … Read more
Caroline Shaw is an Associate Professor of History at Bates College. She is an historian of Britain in the world, with a particular interest in tracing how Britain’s distinctive, self-conscious, often troubled role in the world shaped its contribution to the … Read more
The main goal of the May ’68: New Approaches and Perspectives colloquium is to bring together, for a day of intensive intellectual exchange, scholars interested in May ’68 in France, as well as its sources, parallels, and after-effects, from a … Read more
Prof. Noah Strote (North Carolina State University) will present a lecture titled "Christian Democracy, Social Democracy, and the Foundation of the West German State." When asked for historical examples of success in Western-sponsored nation-building projects, advocates invariably cite the occupation and … Read more
