'In order to draw useful #ColdWar lessons for Europe, [...] a look at the Cold War history of the regions then referred to as the ‘Third World’ is required.' Historian @chrismeth.bsky.social @prif.org publishes a policy paper @historyandpolicy.bsky.social: historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
A very good deep dive comparing area-based social policies under both Harold Wilson and Keir Starmer here from @historyandpolicy.bsky.social. Strong recommend.
historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
What are the similarities and differences between the ways in which Labour in the 1960s & today approached the issue of social cohesion? A new policy paper by Camille Perbost considers this with reference to major speeches by Harold Wilson & Keir Starmer. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
I wrote a policy paper during my fellowship @prif.org #PATTERN
What are the similarities and differences between the ways in which Labour in the 1960s & today approached the issue of social cohesion? A new policy paper by Camille Perbost considers this with reference to major speeches by Harold Wilson & Keir Starmer. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
New out today @ihr.bsky.social
Is it possible for European leaders to learn lessons from the Cold War given their growing estrangement from the US? A new policy paper by Christian Methfessel suggests focusing on how post-colonial states negotiated a path between the Cold War superpowers. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
Is it possible for European leaders to learn lessons from the Cold War given their growing estrangement from the US? A new policy paper by Christian Methfessel suggests focusing on how post-colonial states negotiated a path between the Cold War superpowers. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
In a policy paper published today, Craig Muldrew discusses his new book ‘The Capitalist Self’ and explores what it can contribute to policy debates about the role of capital in contemporary society. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
In a policy paper published today, Craig Muldrew discusses his new book ‘The Capitalist Self’ and explores what it can contribute to policy debates about the role of capital in contemporary society. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
The affair pales in significance beside the abdication crisis of 1936.
Interesting to revisit this piece in @uk.theconversation.com
by the director of History & Policy, published over a year ago. theconversation.com/prince-andre...
An article by Philip Murphy has just been published in @uk.theconversation.com comparing the scandal around Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to earlier crises for the royal family. theconversation.com/andrew-mount...
An article by Philip Murphy has just been published in @uk.theconversation.com comparing the scandal around Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to earlier crises for the royal family. theconversation.com/andrew-mount...
Drawing on the experiences of her father, a survivor of childhood bovine tuberculosis, Helen Parker-Drabble argues that the long-term impact of prolonged hospitalisation in childhood is a neglected aspect of today’s policy discussions. historyandpolicy.org/opinion-arti...
Professor John Nightingale, iconic medievalist and Fellow of Magdalen, who taught me Einhard's Life of Charlemagne, retires this summer.
So Oxford and Magdalen are recruiting. There is no better place to teach and research medieval history than this: in the footsteps of Karl Leyser.
Drawing on the experiences of her father, a survivor of childhood bovine tuberculosis, Helen Parker-Drabble argues that the long-term impact of prolonged hospitalisation in childhood is a neglected aspect of today’s policy discussions. historyandpolicy.org/opinion-arti...
Drawing on the experiences of her father, a survivor of childhood bovine tuberculosis, Helen Parker-Drabble argues that the long-term impact of prolonged hospitalisation in childhood is a neglected aspect of today’s policy discussions. historyandpolicy.org/opinion-arti...
On 26 May @ihr.bsky.social is hosting a special panel discussion to celebrate the publication of the 200th volume in the @manchesterup.bsky.social series ‘Studies in Imperialism’. Register below to join us either in person or online. www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
On 26 May @ihr.bsky.social is hosting a special panel discussion to celebrate the publication of the 200th volume in the @manchesterup.bsky.social series ‘Studies in Imperialism’. Register below to join us either in person or online. www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
In an era that has seen a shift from soft to hard power, how should middle-ranking powers like the UK & Canada approach international aid? In a new policy paper for us, Ezra Karmel and Georgina Sinclair draw on history for some answers. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
On 26 May @ihr.bsky.social is hosting a special panel discussion to celebrate the publication of the 200th volume in the @manchesterup.bsky.social series ‘Studies in Imperialism’. Register below to join us either in person or online. www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
On 26 May @ihr.bsky.social is hosting a special panel discussion to celebrate the publication of the 200th volume in the @manchesterup.bsky.social series ‘Studies in Imperialism’. Register below to join us either in person or online. www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
In an era that has seen a shift from soft to hard power, how should middle-ranking powers like the UK & Canada approach international aid? In a new policy paper for us, Ezra Karmel and Georgina Sinclair draw on history for some answers. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
In a an era that has seen a shift from soft to hard power, how should middle-ranking powers like the UK & Canada approach international aid? In a new policy paper for us, Ezra Karmel and Georgina Sinclair draw on history for some answers. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
In a an era that has seen a shift from soft to hard power, how should middle-ranking powers like the UK & Canada approach international aid? In a new policy paper for us, Ezra Karmel and Georgina Sinclair draw on history for some answers. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
To what extent should food security be a concern of the British government? A new policy paper by Professor John Martin suggests we could learn lessons from the country’s experience in the Second World War. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
To what extent should food security be a concern of the British government? A new policy paper by Professor John Martin suggests we could learn lessons from the country’s experience in the Second World War. historyandpolicy.org/policy-paper...
There’s an obituary in the Telegraph today of the career diplomat, Peter Unwin. The section on his time as Commonwealth secretary-general won’t surprise anyone who’s followed the organisation’s recent history.
On the pioneering post-war survey of teenagers and young adults in Birmingham, funded by the Edward Cadbury Charitable Trust in 1950 archive.org/details/b327... Hope the new wave of strategic plans for England will commission similar. @oneplacestudies.bsky.social @historyandpolicy.bsky.social
