2022

Mabel Winter | 14 December 2022

Food Systems Past And Present: The History And Politics Of Grain

Conner Scott | 21 November 2022

In The Eye Of The Beholder: Sexism, Empowerment, And Britain’s Railway Queens

Jamie Jenkins | 14 November 2022

100 Years Of The BBC: A Crisis Of Legitimacy?

Colin Holmes | 28 October 2022

Chapters Of Accidents. A Writer’s Memoir: The Life Of Alexander Baron

Heather Milstead | 25 September 2022

Period Dramas: Presenting A History Of Menstruation For The Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Lauren Hare | 17 September 2022

Ownership And The Price Of Empire | Festival Of The Mind 2022

Tom Welsh | 4 July 2022

Knowledge First-Hand: Education Trips In Mid-19th Century Sheffield

Rachel Bogush | 27 June 2022

British Talkies And The “Correct” Female Voice

Phoebe Gill | 23 May 2022

Marie Stopes’s Married Love And The National Library For The Blind

Claire Burridge | 16 May 2022

Notes From The Classroom: Reflecting On Foucault’s Biopolitics In 2022

Casey Strine | 25 April 2022

In the battle of Archbishop vs. Prime Minister, who has history on their side?

Dina Gusejnova | 28 March 2022

“To be open, in spite of the past”: Revisiting Putin’s words in the light of Russia’s war in Ukraine

Miriam Dobson | 16 March 2022

‘We shall fight in the forests’: The Second World War as a point of reference in the war in Ukraine

Jamie Jenkins | 14 March 2022

And They’re Off!: What Sports Discourse Can Reveal About Postwar British Democracy

Tobias Gardner | 7 March 2022

British Abolitionism Revisited

Julie Gottlieb | 8 February 2022

Netflix’s Munich - The Edge Of War: A Film For Our Time?

Haakon Ikonomou | 2 February 2022

Underpaid And Overperforming: Interwar Disarmament And The Woman That Made Sense Of It

Julie Gottlieb | 24 January 2022

The ‘What If’ Women Of Munich-The Edge Of War

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