I’ll be taking a nice long Easter break this year which means, I’m afraid, no updates to this blog or to the History SPOT site for a week. Nonetheless there’s still plenty here to have a look at and much more on its way. Buried deep within the IHR...
Archives & Society1 November 2011 Nine and a half years: The impact of London Metropolitan Archives LGBT History and Archives ConferenceJan Pimblett (London Metropolitan Archive) For almost 10 years now the London Metropolitan Archive has hosted an annual...
Digital History 20 March 2012 Melissa Terras (UCL); Adam Farquhar (British Library); and Torsten Reimer (JISC)The Future of the Past roundtable The first roundtable event of the Digital History seminar had some teething problems behind the scenes. One of the...
Histories of Home6 December 2011Helen Schneider (University of Oxford)Domestic responsibilities: the discipline of home economics in twentieth century China The development of home economics education in China in the early twentieth-century was in part a parallel to...
Histories of Home9 November 2011 Trevor Keeble (Kingston University)Living in the past: Acquisition and display in late nineteenth century homemaking Trevor Keeble looks at the Victorian home through the lens of design as an act or process rather than the binary lens...
Latin American History 1 November 2011 Citizens in Arms: The Army, the Militias and the National Guards and the Creation of the Peruvian State (1821-1861) Natalia Sobrevilla (University of Kent) To what degree was there a military institution in nineteenth century...
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