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Twentieth-century British history training collaboration spanning @CamHistory, @CUHistoryDept and @NYUHistory. šš
New York/Cambridge
Joined July 2017
RT @CamCulturalHist: New York April 14- our friends at Columbia University are holding this conference. Caribbean Crucible: Atlantic Migraā¦
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RT @lynton_lees: Come hear me speak on āColonial Education & Imperial Futures: Schooling in the late British empireā at the Cam Mod Culturaā¦
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Our alum Laura Quinton has an excellent piece out in the New York Review of Books - not to be missed!
Laura Quinton on the ballets of Frederick Ashton
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We're back! For the first meeting of our transatlantic reading group, we've been reading and discussing James Stafford (@staff_jm)'s The Case of Ireland: Commerce, Empire and the European Order, 1750-1848 (CUP, 2022). A great way to kick off a new academic year!
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RT @rebeccagold123: Excited to share this! I wrote for @JHIdeas on Labourās politics of class in the 1930s, how turning to this corner of Lā¦
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RT @max_long: I passed my PhD viva yesterday! Many thanks to @Public_Hist_TMB and @hacurry for generously examining, critiquing, and encourā¦
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RT @anna_danzi_halp: This is the last day of my postdoc at New-York Historical...but I'm not going anywhere! It's an absolute dream to stayā¦
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RT @madebyhistory: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is resigning. "[W]hile Johnsonās fall can be explained in part by his personal qualā¦
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RT @mpijoseph: A lovely surprise to hear that this piece was awarded the French History Article Prize for 2021 - thanks @FrenchHistoryUK!ā¦
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Susan Pedersen is one of thirty contributors to reflect on the overturning of Roe v. Wade in a landmark piece in the London Review of Books (@LRB), which is available to read now:
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RT @ChuArchives: Thanks for a great visit from @NYCTC_History, co-hosted by @CherishWatton and Grace. Some fascinating conversations aboutā¦
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RT @harryjmace: Some photos from @NYCTC_Historyās workshop this weekend. What an intellectually stimulating few days we enjoyed; fabulous eā¦
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RT @ellielowe: NYCTC has been hands down the best part of my PhD. Learnt so much and made some top friends ā¤ļø
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For us junior scholars, itās been so rewarding and intellectually energising to reassemble our community this year after so much pandemic disruption and isolation. Seeing each other develop and grow as historians is always such a privilege. Til next time! (6)
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Why donāt historians write more biography? Should historians write biography at all? Very much enjoyed a rich and vibrant discussion from our panelists at Caius today @JuliaLaite, @DeborahACohen, Stefan Collini and Susan Pedersen! #NYCTC9
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