Events in the Department of History

The Department of History has an extensive programme of events throughout the year including seminars, conferences and day schools.

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Forthcoming Events

Why Don't Democracies Die?

Why Don't Democracies Die?

Date
13/05/2025
Description
Join Dr William Mack for this free public lecture in which he unravels some of the strands of the history of citizenship and explores how they contributed to democratic resilience in Ancient Greece.
Does Economic Nationalism Empower People? Evidence from East Central Europe

Does Economic Nationalism Empower People? Evidence from East Central Europe

Date
21/05/2025
Description
Professor Klaus Richter Inaugural lecture - Does Economic Nationalism Empower People?
Curtis Chin and Winnie M Li: Chinese-American Identity and the City in Memoir and Fiction

Curtis Chin and Winnie M Li: Chinese-American Identity and the City in Memoir and Fiction

Date
21/05/2025
Description
An evening of reading and conversation about Chinese-American identity, memoir, fiction, stereotypes, urban writing, and more.

A history of the right to bodily integrity in practice: the case of forensic vaginal examinations

Date
05/06/2025
Description
In collaboration with the Centre for the Study of the Middle Ages, CMCM will be welcoming Robert Williamson (History, University of North Carolina).
The Internal Colony: Race & the American Politics of Global Dec

The Internal Colony: Race & the American Politics of Global Dec

Date
23/06/2025
Description
The second in a new series of readers-meet-authors conversations entitled "New Routes in Transnational American Studies.

Society for Global Nineteenth Century Studies World Congress 2025

Date
17 - 20/07/2025
Description
Society for Global Nineteenth Century Studies World Congress 2025
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