Upcoming Live Stream: The Ruin is Irreversible: Female Voices in the Anti-Feminist Backlash, 1970-Present

Nov 5, 2012

**THIS SEMINAR HAS BEEN CANCELLED** The Ruin is Irreversible: Female Voices in the Anti-Feminist Backlash, 1970-PresentGender and History in the AmericasNadja Janssen (London Centre of Arcadia University)5 November 2012, 17:30 GMT On Monday we will be streaming live...

From classification to network analysis: the Burlington Magazine Online Index

Nov 5, 2012

Archives and Society seminar9 October 2012Barbara PezziniFrom classification to network analysis: the Burlington Magazine Online Index**Unfortunately the audio quality for this podcast is below our usual standards but has been uploaded to History SPOT nevertheless for...

Mission studies and historical research: past trends and future trajectories

Nov 1, 2012

Christian Missions in Global History seminar10 October 2012Brian Stanley (Edinburgh)Mission studies and historical research: past trends and future trajectories  It seems somewhat appropriate that History SPOT’s debut offering from the Christian Missions in Global...

A history of urban space: changing concepts of space in the study of the early modern metropolis

Oct 30, 2012

Metropolitan History Seminar10 October 2012Stuart Minson (Oxford)A history of urban space: changing concepts of space in the study of the early modern metropolis  Space and place has become a popular study in recent years.  It can be found in many titles of seminar...

The prevention of crime in late eighteenth-century Bristol: policing, the public, and the city

Oct 25, 2012

Metropolitan HistoryThe prevention of crime in late eighteenth-century Bristol: policing, the public, and the cityMatthew Neale (IHR)29 February 2012  This is a guest post by James Wilkinson, one of IHR Digital’s summer interns from the University of Leicester. The...

Live Stream Tonight: Luke Blaxill on quantifying the language of British Politics

Oct 23, 2012

Luke Blaxill (King’s College, London), Quantifying the language of British Politics 1880-1914   on 23 October 2012 (Digital History Seminar). Time: 5.15pm BST Just a quick reminder of tonight’s live streamed seminar from the Digital History seminar....