From the cradle to the street: family and the 1979 Revolution in Iran
The challenges of writing Middle East history after 7 October: from Gaza to the climate crisis
This book talk on 'A Concise History of the Middle East' will discuss history-in-the-making. Close to a year after 7 October 2023, the reverberations of these events will be felt for generations to come, yet are uncertain. Nevertheless, this 'History' textbook has documented the region’s past for more than four decades for thousands of students, the 13th edition’s conclusions do reveal a troubling future in terms of political conflicts and climate insecurity.
Colonial subjects and the right to have rights: Algeria, 1834
This presentation, a chapter from Professor Charles Kurzman's current book project, examines the public debate over what rights, if any, Algerians would have under French occupation, featuring a French general urging his country to do to the Algerians what the United States had done to Native Americans, and an Algerian representative urging France to obey the Law of Nations and make Algerians French citizens if it was not going to grant them independence.
British Election Study celebrates 60th anniversary
Viktoria Sochor awarded postgraduate grant for research stay at European Union archives in Florence
Felix Simon
Can a rookie PM stop the UK riots without adding fuel to the fires?
Bleak prospect of Ukraine ceding territory to Russia to bring peace
PPE Centenary Lecture: Economic Diplomacy and Balance of Power
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89574660483
Webinar ID: 895 7466 0483
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89574660483
Webinar ID: 895 7466 0483