Just a quick reminder that tonight at 5.15pm (GMT) Ian Gregory from Lancaster University will be talking about Using GIS to Explore Historical Texts. The session will be streamed live over the internet and you can join in with questions for the speaker. To watch this...
Socialist History seminar15 October 2012George Paizis (UCL)Retranslating Victor Serge’s Memoirs of a Revolutionary Victor Serge (1890-1947) born Victor Lvovich Kibalchich, was a Russian revolutionary and writer. He wrote essays, books, novels and many other...
Latin American History2 October 2012John Coatsworth (Columbia)From Marx to Metrics in Latin America’s Economic History Since World War Two many conflicting, opposing, or parallel approaches toward understanding economic history in Latin America have received weight...
Digital History seminarUsing Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to Explore Historical Texts: Examples from the Lake District and Census ReportsIan Gregory (Lancaster)20 November 2012, 5.15pm GMTRoom G37, Senate House or online on History SPOTOn Tuesday the...
Lancaster University Friday 30th November, 2012 Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are becoming increasingly used by historians, archaeologists, literary scholars, classicists and others with an interest in humanities geographies. Take-up has been hampered by a...
Imperial and World History seminar15 October 2012Tom Bentley (University of Sussex)Reshaping the past: the lingering colonial presentThis podcast is about 20 minutes long. Violence is a driving force of colonialism, but it is not the only narrative available. There...
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