British History in the Long-eighteenth Century ‘Love, bitter wrong, freedom, sad pity, and lust of power’: Politics and Performance in 1820Malcolm Chase (University of Leeds)21 March 2012 When historians talk about 1820 it is often to discuss the attempts by the new...
Conversations and Disputations: Discussions among Historians17 June 2011Kate Chedgzoy (Newcastle), Andrew Hiscock (Bangor), Alexandra Walsham (Cambridge), Andy Wood (East Anglia)Cultures of Memory in Early Modern England: Round Table and DiscussionChair: Kate Hodgkin...
Archives & SocietyAdvocacy for the archive sectorMarie Owens (Archives and Records Association)8 May 2012Marie Owens has a long standing knowledge of publicity, communications and PR related to libraries and archives. Owens strongly believes that the archive...
Latin American HistoryWas the Mexican Revolution a Success?Alan Knight (Oxford)21 February 2012 Mexico in 1910 was a country beginning the path toward a long and bitter uprising that before its end would turn into a full-scale civil war and eventually into...
From time to time the IHR research seminars not only provide up-to-the-minute research in the History profession, but also find a relevance that goes beyond the profession and focuses on events that are happening in the world right now. One such occasion is the...
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