2016

Kate Bellamy | 22 December 2016

What Goes Around (Eventually) Comes Around: A Partial Return to Mother-Tongue Instruction in P'urhepecha

Harriet Smart | 19 December 2016

On ‘Indigenous Languages and Cultures: Then and Now’

Colin Holmes | 5 December 2016

William Joyce: Fascist, Anti-Semite and Traitor – An Adventure in Political Biography

Lucy Bell | 5 December 2016

2016 – The End For Opinion Polls?

Lee Norton | 30 November 2016

Vikings: Re-Writing the Legend of Ragnar for the TV Age

Dina Gusejnova | 28 November 2016

Talk Tarp, Not Trump: Why I Decided to Write the Biography of a Fabric

Aaron Ackerley | 23 November 2016

Post-Trump, Post-Truth: Post-Mortem?

Imen Neffati | 21 November 2016

Drawing Conclusions on Trump: How do you Caricature a Caricature?

Martin Brown | 15 November 2016

Anthropoid: the Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich and the Allure of War on Film

Martin Johnes | 7 November 2016

Poppies, Football and Remembering the Dead: They’ve Always Been Political

Joe Bear | 27 October 2016

Historians Reflect on the Memory and Meaning of the Battle of Cable Street

Benjamin Ziemann | 17 Octoer 2016

Understanding the Cold War as an Imaginary War

Aaron Ackerley | 14 October 2016

Creepy Clowns: Terrifying Menace, Humorous Farce, or Instructive Case Study

Heather Ellis | 10 October 2016

Grammar Schools: Taking the Long View

Julie Gottlieb| 6 October 2016

Women to the Barricades: Gendering the Battle of Cable Street

Jessica Wardhaugh | 5 October 2016

Would you Ban this Bonnet? Dressing for Battle in Street Politics

Daniel Tilles| 4 October 2016

Why we’ve been learning the wrong lessons from Cable Street all these years

Liam Liburd| 3 October 2016

‘There’s gonna be some trouble’: Two interviews from the Battle of Cable Street

Anne Kershen | 29 September 2016

The Legacy and Relevance of Place: Cable Street and the history of London’s East End

Nigel Copsey | 28 September 2016

Who owns the ‘Battle of Cable Street’?

Julie Gottlieb| 27 September 2016

‘The Battle of Cable Street’: Julie V. Gottlieb interviews award-winning filmmaker Yoav Segal

Sarah Kenny| 15 September 2016

Clubs and the community: from Fabric to Leadmill

William Raffle| 8 September 2016

Following the (Old) Money: Phil Spencer’s Stately Homes

Elizabeth Goodwin | 24 August 2016

True heirs and white lies: Witnessing medieval life through the Tinsley Court Rolls

Charles West | 8 August 2016

From Meerssen to Maastricht – a thousand years of European treaties

Aaron Ackerley | 2 August 2016

Watchdog or Attack Dog? Jeremy Corbyn and the myth of the ‘free press’

Matthew Ford | 19 July 2016

Chilcot and the politics of Britain’s military history

Anna Geurts | 9 July 2016

How the Tsars Started a Mexican Wave

Julie Gottlieb | 5 July 2016

The Feminising Fallout of Britain’s EU Referendum: Is this the New Face of Feminism?

James Brown | 4 July 2016

‘Mr Rothwell was Very Much Disordered with Drink’: The Long History of the Drunk Vicar

Julie Gottlieb | 1 July 2016

Post-Referendum Depression

Fedja Buric | 30 June 2016

Brexit: A Lesson from Yugoslavia

James Chetwood | 22 June 2016

Standing on the edge of greatness, looking in: English football’s inglorious isolation

James Heartfield | 21 June 2016

The European Union has failed: it’s time to leave

Martin Brown | 20 June 2016

1975 And All That

Dina Gusejnova | 15 June 2016

Europe: A Jekyll and Hyde Continent

Matthew McDowell | 10 June 2016

War Minus the Shooting: UK, Europe and International Football

Julia McClure | 8 June 2016

What Makes a Good Society? One More Historian for the EU

Tom Jackson | 4 June 2016

The Uses and Abuses of History in the EU Referendum

Máirín MacCarron| 4 June 2016

From Jarrow to Rome: Celebrating 1300 years of an Anglo-Saxon masterpiece

Alban Gautier| 31 May 2016

In defence of the ‘Dark Ages’

Eilidh Macrae | 27 May 2016

Inclusivity and Sport: Women, Golf and Muirfield

Imen Neffati | 23 May 2016

Islamophobia, the Intellectual Inquisition: Has Debate on Islam Become Impossible in Europe?

Charles West | 13 May 2016

English Heritage and the Dark Ages

David Redvaldsen | 8 May 2016

Interview with the Commandant of Auschwitz

James Williamson | 27 April 2016

Polygamy: The Next Civil Rights Frontier?

Anna Jenkin| 14 April 2016

The ‘battered woman’ of Borsetshire and domestic violence as cause célèbre

Hannah Leach | 12 April 2016

Why Oral History matters – a sociolinguist’s journey into an oral history archive

Martial Staub | 7 April 2016

What is Europe? A medievalist’s reflections on European identity and the referendum

Harriet Smart | 24 March 2016

JK Rowling’s Ilvermorny – A school in need of a history lesson?

James Chetwood | 17 March 2016

What’s your favourite history book?

Elizabeth Goodwin | 16 March 2016

Still no Saint? Mother Teresa and the politics of female canonisation

Laurien Vastenhout | 15 March 2016

The Devil’s Alliance: Hitler’s Pact with Stalin, by Roger Moorhouse – Review

Helen Morris | 10 March 2016

One film, one story: exploring perspectives of Suffragette on International Women’s Day

Hannah Parker | 8 March 2016

Comrades, our holiday has arrived! Reframing International Women’s Day

Aaron Ackerlery | 2 March 2016

Satanic Cults and Ritual Abuse: A fantasy on film and in History?

Hannah Parker | 25 February 2016

On the language of ‘authoritarian’ regimes

Julia McClure | 15 February 2016

Capitalism on the Altar

Andrew Heath | 10 February 2016

Where has American socialism come from? (Or has it always been there?)

Neil Fleming | 10 February 2016

Revolting Grassroots: Conservative Prime Ministers and the Party Membership

Cathy Shrank | 4 February 2016

Celebrating More's Utopia 500 years on

Minesh Parekh | 29 January 2016

On #RhodesMustFall and what it means

Esme Cleall| 21 January 2016

Rhodes Must Fall: We need to face up to our imperial past

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