Archive of Past Events
Please see listed below our previous events. There is also an archive of research seminars and reading groups events that took place in 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, and 2001.
CHM Research Seminar: Elisabeth Yang (Wellcome Trust Early Career Award Fellow, University of Leeds), 'Constructing Moral Babies: The Medical and Scientific Enterprise of Infancy in Victorian America and Britain’.
GHCC-Map History Group joint seminar, ‘World Mapping as Worldmaking: Cooperation and Cartographic Internationalism in the Interwar Period’
GHCC workshop, The Traveller's Tale: Global Forms and Circulations’
EMECC seminar with Marek Słoń (John Paul II Catholic University Lublin / Poland) Parishes and Towns: New Approaches in Polish Historiography
History Research seminar
CANCELLED - GHCC Reading Group: Stefanie Gänger and Jürgen Osterhammel (eds.), Rethinking Global History (Cambridge University Press, 2024)
PGT Lunch
A panel discussion on The Global and Art History
CHM Research Seminar: Bonnie Evans (Senior Research Fellow, Queen Mary), ‘The World Health Organization and International Approaches to Developmental Psychology and Children’s Rights 1948-2024’.
MA Info Session
RIS Arts Pre-award Team in the department
EMECC Work-in-Progress Seminar: Ministers, Maps and Mistresses: Extra-Illustrating the Restoration
History Research seminar
CHM Research Seminar: Jolien Gijbels (Free University, Brussels), Surgical consent: negotiating gynaecological operations in the John Hopkins Hospital, ca. 1890-1910
Tabula Support Drop-in
GHCC Seminar, Galley Slaves Turned Merchants: the Role of Muslim Captives in the Production and Transmission of Things and Knowledge in Early Modern Europe
PGT Lunch
Re-imagining Politics and Society, 1750-Present: A Symposium Celebrating Mark Philp’s Academic Career
Uppers and Downers: JOINT Workshop
Uppers and Downers: JOINT Workshop
GHCC-JSPS seminar, ‘Categories at Work in Global History’
GHCC new members' introductions
History Research seminar, Anthropomorphism, Anthropomimesis, and Social AI
History on Film: The Return of Martin Guerre and the Legacy of Natalie Zemon Davis a Panel Discussion and Film Screening
Warwick-Japan seminar, ‘“The Dimensions of Many an Arab Room Were fixed on the Beach at Lamu”: Environment, Dwelling and Exchange in the Western Indian Ocean’
University of Warwick UG Open Day
GHCC-Yesu Persaud Centre joint Seminar, Worthy of Freedom: Indenture and Free Labor in the Era of Emancipation (2024): Book Talk and Discussion
History Research seminar, 'The Soviet Anthropocene: Changing Notions of Human and non-Human Agency in the Context of an Authoritarian Regime'
EMECC-STVDIO joint Welcome Event: Investigating Empowerment and Song Via the Prizewinning 100 Ballads Website (100ballads.org)
GHCC Welcome lunch and Launch of the Wheeler History of Travel Writing Programme
Robin Okey Memorial Day
University of Warwick UG Open Day
PG Welcome Session
CHM: 25th Anniversary Celebration Event
Embodied Faith: Spirituality and Corporeality in Early Modern Christianity
Embodied Faith: Spirituality and Corporeality in Early Modern Christianity
University of Warwick UG Open
Public event linked to the Second Summer School with students from the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv
Workshop on Ukrainian Political Thought
Second Summer School with undergraduate and postgraduate students from the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv
CHM: Department farewell for Hilary Marland
GHCC Annual Conference, Towards a Global Diplomatic History (c.1400-1900)
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Rachel Bennett, Motherhood confined: Maternal Health in English Prisons, 1853-1955
CGJS: History of the Jews in Coventry: Visit to the current exhibition in the Herbert Gallery and to the London Road Cemetery
Celebrating Our Edited Volumes
GHCC seminar with Dorothée Rusque (CY Cergy Paris University)
PG Workshop with Prof. Dhruv Raina (JNU): Science and Technology in Asia, Early Modern to Present
GHIL/Fritz Thyssen Lecture by Dhruv Raina (JNU, New Delhi): After Colonial Forms of Knowledge and Post-Colonial Technoscience: Revisiting the Historiography of Techniques and Technology
GHCC Annual General Meeting (AGM)
The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks
History Department - Offer Holder Open Day
PGT Poster Competition
EHRC Research Seminar: Professor Igor Cașu, "The post-war Soviet famine 1946/47: archival sources in Moldova, Ukraine, and Russia"
GHCC /EMECC joint Roundtable, 'Can We Speak of A Global Early Modernity? Possibilities and Frontiers'
CJGS-GHCC joint seminar, Amanda Shubert(Wisconsin-Madison): An Iconography of Diaspora: The Illustrated Ketubah in British India
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Madeleine Ware (Yale), From Kegel to Barre: Franchising Pelvic Health and Vaginal Fitness in the Mid-Twentieth Century
GHCC workshop, 'Paths of Enslavement, Routes to Freedom: Slavery and Mobility in the Iberian Atlantic World'
History Department - Offer Holder Open Day
Warwick GHCC-JSPS seminar (online): 'Categories at Work in Global History'
BSHS Postgraduate Annual Conference, Global History of Science, Technology and Medicine.
Workshop: Women, Reproduction and Mental Illness in the 'Long' Twentieth Century
Workshop: Women, Reproduction and Mental Illness in the 'Long' Twentieth Century
GHCC WiP, Xiaona Wang, ‘Manipulation of Evidence: Jesuits in China and the Forgings of Early Modern Eurasian Astronomy’
History Department - Offer Holder Open Day
Erika Hughes Holocaust Memory and Youth Performance,
GHCC-EMECC workshop, ‘Histories of Refugees and Forced Migration workshop: War, Slavery, Natural Disasters'
EMECC WiP, Brendan Tam (Warwick), ‘The Friends of Mr. Pitt’s Character and Memory’: The Afterlife of a Political Leader 1806-7
History Research seminar, Joachim Haeberlen, Independent Scholar
GHCC Reading Group, Dipesh Chakrabarty, The Climate of History in a Planetary Age
GHCC seminar with Natalia Milanesio (Houston), ‘Beyond the Ballot Box: Sex and the Meanings of Democracy in Postdictatorial Argentina’
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Laura Kelly, "The Women's Right to Choose Group, pro-choice activism and crisis pregnancy counselling in early 1980s Dublin"
CGJS: Sofer Moderchai Pinchas offering a scribal 'show and tell' with materials
EMECC book chapter, Laura Gowing (KCL) 'What Girls Learned', from Ingenious Trade’
History Research seminar, Christienna Fryar, Independent Scholar, Violence, Slavery, and the Ethics of Writing Black Histories
History Research seminar, Charlotte Lydia Riley, Southampton, Guilt, Shame and Duty: Imperial Island and writing British history in public
EMECC Lecture, Annabelle Gilmore (Birmingham), ‘Slavery and Empire on Display at Charlecote Park in Warwickshire’
Holocaust Memorial Day talk: Zoe Waxman (Oxford), Women’s Bodies as a Site of Genocide
GHCC seminar with Ana Struillou (IHR), “Struggle and Smoke: Early Itineraries of Tobacco between the Spanish and Maghribi Empires”
CHM Research Seminar: Gareth Millward, “Martine McCutcheon versus Darren Anderton: Sick notes, Britain, and the welfare state”
Warwick History Postdoc Club
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Stuart Middleton: The Paradox of Democracy and the Welfare State
History Research seminar, Nick Witham, UCL, Popularizing the Past: Historians, Publishers, and Readers in Postwar America
GHCC Reading Group, Martin Dusinberre, Mooring the Global Archive: A Japanese Ship and its Migrant Histories
EMECC New Book, Niccolò Valmori (EUI), Banking and Politics in the age of Democratic Revolution
GHCC new members' introductions
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Elise Smith, "Skulls, Nation, and Empire: Introducing the History of British Craniology"
GHCC seminar, Tamara Fernando (Stony Brook),‘Commodity History and the History of Science? Reading Mathematical Practice, Navigation and Astronomy in the Natural Pearl Trade across Arabic and Tamil Contexts’
CGJS Francois Guesnet Defining Antisemitism: Eastern European lessons
JSPS Japan-Warwick seminar: ‘Ayutthaya in the Seventeenth Century from Asian and Global Perspectives’
Interchange Event: Health & Wellbeing
EMECC workshop ‘The Future of French Revolutionary Studies’
EMECC Lecture (with GHCC and School of Modern Languages and Cultures), ‘Microhistory: National and Global Perspectives'
Oral History Network - Social
History Research seminar, Sarah Balakrishnan, Duke University, The Spiritual Economy of Southern Ghana: Slavery, Migration and Atlantic Commerce, c. 1500-1800
‘Knowledge Frontiers: The Sixth Pan African Congress and the Literature of Resource Sovereignty’
EMECC New Book, Prof Michael Sonenscher (Cambridge), Capitalism: The Story Behind the Word
Christoph Beitl: "Solidarność" and Structural Change. Western European Trade Unions between Transnational Transfers and Transformations in the 1980s
GHCC reading group: Colonial Latin Asia
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Jamie Banks, "See Locks, Think Rasta, Blame Ganja: Cannabis, Race, and Mental Illness in Post-War Britain, 1967-1990"
Global Diplomacy Network seminar: “A New Perspective on Resident Embassies”
History Research seminar, David Wright (McGill University), Doctors on the Move: Britain, Canada and Medical Migration in the post-WWII World
'Writing the History of Consumption; Writing the History of Food' workshop
Global History Africa @Warwick Workshop: ‘Past Futures: New Histories from Southern Africa’
EMECC-GHCC joint seminar, ‘Following Ahmad Khan: Global Micro-History, Translation and the Social Power of Narrative’
History Research seminar, Anyaa Anim-Addo, (University of Leeds), Port Town Mobility: Caribbean Freedom and Museum Archives
Affirming the History of African and Caribbean People in Britain: Hakim Adi and A. S. Francis in Conversation
“National Colonialism and Frontier Labour: State and Work at the Edge of Capitalism from the Amazon to Tierra del Fuego, 1870s-1940s”
Justin Cammy on Yiddish and Sutzkever
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Roberta Bivins, Discovery Award: "From Equal Health to Health Equals"
Oral History Network - Reading Group
Global Diplomacy Network seminar: 'The Treaties of Westphalia in International Studies and Global Diplomacy'
Undergraduate Open Day
Michael Bycroft, "We Have Always Been Constructivists (About Science)", EMECC WiP
IAS-GHCC workshop, Histories of Global Recipes: A Workshop on Sources and Methods
book launch
History Research seminar, Yesenia Barragan, (Rutgers University), Freedom’s Captives: Slavery and Gradual Emancipation on the Colombian Black Pacific
Seminar: Professor Andrei Markovits, 'The Passport as Home: Comfort in Rootlessness'
CGJS Talk: Heather Altfeld and Troy Jollimore: 'Dreams and Journeys: Two California Writers'
GHCC-EMECC joint welcome lunch and book launch
Undergraduate Open Day
Joint PG Induction
PGR Induction
PGT Induction
Women on the Edge: Motherhood & the Family in Turmoil in the Twentieth Century
The Ben Pimlott Memorial Lecture 2023: Anniversary Fever? History and the Culture of Celebrating the Age of the NHS
CSR Workshop: Making Evidence and Crafting Gravitational Knowledge in the Early Modern World
Undergraduate Open Day
Ukrainian Summer School Public Event
Global Coventry: A Workshop
Undergraduate Open Day
EMECC conference 'Sociability in Politics, Food and Travel in the Early Modern Era'
Midlands Eighteenth Century Research Network
Dena Goodman with EMECC PG
EMECC lunch talk with Dena Goodman, Peace Dividends: Collective Kangaroos for Science, Public, and Nation During the Peace of Amiens
Modern British History Reading Group
GHCC Annual Conference “Archaeology, Antiquity, and the Making of the Modern Middle East: Global Histories 1800-1939”.
Alumni Celebration Event
GHCC seminar, Between Racial Bar and Class Exceptionalism: US Detention of Chinese Students, 1905
'Parish and Performance' - Twenty-First Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Global History Africa @ Warwick work-in-progress
Maud Bracke Feminist History Group
GHCC seminar, ‘Subscription Publishing and the Eighteenth-Century Origins of Indian Print Culture’
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Kelly Couzens
Imperial History Workshop: New Frontiers in Imperial Networks
Modern British History Reading Group
Workshop: Demokratie and the Geschichtliche Grundbegriffe fifty years on
EMECC WiP, Lucy Clarke 'Arrests as Risky Performance: Anatomising the Early Jacobean State through Practice-as-Research'
History Research seminar: David Arnold (Emeritus Professor, Warwick), Photography and Technology in British India
Sara Halpern (Cardiff), Between Antisemitism and Anticommunism: Shanghai’s Jewish Refugees and Revisions of Immigration Policies in the United States and Australia, 1945-1949
GHCC seminar with Luregn Lenggenhager, Cologne, The Chobe River between Namibia and Botswana - a Multispecies Border Regime?
GHCC seminar with Jeff Wasserstrom, The Struggle for Hong Kong, 2003 to 2023: Local Stories and Global Perspectives
Offer Holder Open Day
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Dr Michael Lambert, Post-Colonial Careers in the NHS
Dietary Dilemmas: Influences on Consumer ‘Choice’ in Preindustrial Societies
History Research Seminar, Tobias Smollett and the Making of Imperial Britain
Public Lecture: Robert Eaglestone, Hannah Arendt and Memory
GHCC Early Career workshop, Non-English Sources for Global History
Offer Holder Open Day
GHCC workshop, First Books in Global History
Global History Africa @ Warwick research workshop - Political Ecology and African Environmental History
EMECC workshop, Recto and Verso: French Playing Cards Before 1789
GHCC seminar, Max Chuhila (University of Dar es Salaam), Frontiers of Knowledge: the North-South Divide in the Study of Africa, Six Decades Experiences from the Global South
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Dr Chris Sirrs, ‘"A Tiresome Piece of Paper Work from Savile Row": Incident Reporting in the National Health Service, 1948–2023’
Modern British History Reading Group
CANCELLED History Research seminar, François Guesnet (UCL), Antisemitism, A History
CANCELLED GHCC seminar, Christine Okoth (KCL), Knowledge Frontiers: The Sixth Pan African Congress and the Literature of Resource Sovereignty
CANCELLED: LGBT+ history: The Amazing Life of Margot Heuman – how theatre gave voice to a queer Holocaust survivor
Sebastian Gehrig (Roehampton), Sovereignty, Law, and Rights in the German Cold War, 1945-1989
CANCELLED EMECC Work-in-Progress, with Imogen Knox (Warwick), ‘“Maters of fact must not be denied”: Truth, Recycling, and Reinvention in an Irish Witchcraft Case’
CANCELLED - History Research seminar, Laura Kelly (Strathclyde), Pro-choice Activism in 1980s Dublin: An Oral History of the Women's Right to Choose Group
CANCELLED Public Lecture: Sara Halpern (Cardiff), Between Antisemitism and Anticommunism: Shanghai’s Jewish Refugees and Revisions of Immigration Policies in the United States and Australia, 1945-1949
CANCELLED EMECC Work-in-Progress, Disputing Passivity: Black Women Servants in Eighteenth-Century London
History Research seminar: Tarangini Sriraman (Goldsmiths), Seeing through the Stomach: Caste and Connected Medical Discourses on Alcoholic (Mal)nutrition
Modern British History Reading Group
CANCELLED! History Research seminar: David Arnold (Emeritus Professor, Warwick), Photography and Technology in British India
EMECC Workshop 'Rule of Law'
History Research seminar, One of the most Melancholy of Accidents: Changing Narratives in British Burns Treatment, 1800-2000
GHCC Reading Group: Jonathan E. Robbins, Oil Palm: A Global History (University of North Carolina Press: 2021)
GHCC Film Screening, A Very British Way of Torture
History Research seminar, The Capital Order: How Economists Invented Austerity and Paved the Way to Fascism
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Anne Hanley, 'A wonderful opportunity’: VD in the NHS
EMECC Work-in-Progress 'Debt, Sovereignty, and 1789: Government Fianace and the Beginning of the French Revolution
History Research seminar, Nataliia Voloshkova (Kazimierz Wielki University), "They differ in many respects from the Moscovites": Representations of Ukrainian Lands and People in British Travel Accounts in the Long Eighteenth Century'
GHCC New Year’s reception and new members’ introductions
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Dr Martin Moore: Commuting and its discontents: the journey to work, health and well-being in late twentieth century Britain
Nature Before Resources: Evaluating Nature in Early Modern Empires
Nature Before Resources: Evaluating Nature in Early Modern Empires [keynote talk]
EMECC Panel Discussion on Developments and Perspectives in Drink & Food Studies
EMECC Masterclass on Food and Drink Studies
History Research seminar, 'European Food Classifications in Colonial America'
CHM Work in Progress meeting: Juliette Masquelier
Workshop: Medical Testing, Past and Present
CANCELLED - History Research seminar, To feel their warmth, sisterhood and closeness: Australian feminist entanglements with Vietnamese and Chinese communism, 1969-1979, Rosa Campbell (University of Cambridge)
Warwick Words Festival: The Politics of Touch in the Late 18th Century
CANCELLED - EMECC Work-in-Progress, Lucy Clarke, Arrests as Risky Performance: Anatomising the Early Jacobean State through Practice-as-Research
History Research seminar: Sovereignty, International Organization, and the Moral Economy of Saving Lives at Sea in the Ottoman Empire, Lukas Schemper (ZFL Berlin)
GHCC reading group on Decolonisation: Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò, Against Decolonisation: Taking African Agency Seriously
CHM Work in Progress meeting: Anna Toropova
Cherished Consumers: Global Connections, Local Consumptions, and Foreign Commodities in Nineteenth-Century Colombia
History Research seminar, Smelling the Past: Why the Humanities Should be Less Sniffy and more Nose-Wise, William Tullett (Anglia Ruskin)
Ana María Otero-Cleves (Universidad de los Andes), “Foreign machetes, and cheap cotton textiles: Global Connections, Local Consumption, and Foreign Commodities in Nineteenth-Century Colombia
Warwick Words Festival: Taking the Waters,
EMECC Reading Group, Sociability and Politicisation
Workshop ‘Premodern Fakes and Forgeries’
EMECC Work-in-Progress, Letters to the Spectator: An Early Eighteenth-Century Periodical's Project of Emotion Refuge and Education
History Research seminar, A Slave Mother and Her Children: Slavery and Death in late XIXth Century Brazil, Maria Helena Machado (USP)
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Hilary Marland
History Research seminar, "Drugs Into Bodies:" AIDS and the Constitutional Limits of Capitalism, Cathy Gere (UCSD)
GHCC Reading Group: Dilip M. Menon, Changing Theory: Concepts from the Global South
Witch Hunt 1649 Card Game Launch
Pirate Marts and Knockdown Prices: Piracy, Class, and Economics in Early Modern England
Public Lecture: Centre for Global Jewish Studies: Rob Stothard, "What does a Jew look like?"
EMECC Book Launch, Bernard Capp, British Slaves and Barbary Corsairs, 1580-1750
History Research seminar, What is Nur? Rethinking Histories of Cotton in Bengal, Samia Khatun (SOAS),
History Research seminar, Vagabonds and the Writing of History, Oskar Cox Jensen (Newcastle)
GHCC Welcome lunch and book launch, Guillemette Crouzet, Inventing the Middle East: Britain and the Persian Gulf in the Age of Global Imperialism
EMECC Welcome and Introduction for New Members
Workshop: Breakups in Britain: gender, class and romantic rupture in an age of emotional peril
Conference: Imperial Afterlives: The End of Empire in Europe, 1878-1923
EMECC workshop 'Fakes in Early Modern Europe'
GHCC Reading Group on Decolonisation
Book Launch: Posters Protests and Prescriptions
GHCC Annual Conference, The History of Science and the 'Big Picture'
Postgraduate Conference
GHCC Diplomacy Network seminar, Whose diplomacy? Tracing indigenous agencies in the ‘colonial archive'
Midlands Eighteenth-Century Research Network Annual Workshop
One-day Workshop to celebrate the career of Professor Chris Read
ECR workshop 'Mobile Bodies'
PG Masterclass, ‘Foreigner's Act and the creation of Deportability in India'
The Supernatural: Sites of Suffering in the Pre-Modern World
Public Lecture '‘An international location for colonial penology? The Indian Jail Committee Report 1919-20’
History Research seminar: Danielle Terrazas Williams (Leeds): The Capital of Free Women: Race, Legitimacy, and Liberty in Colonial Mexico
The Magical Source: Light-bulb Moments in Historical Research
Writing the Parish - Twentieth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Book Launch, Horizons: A Global History of Science
History Research seminar, Paul Seaward (History of Parliament Trust), Institutions, Events and the National Palaver: on writing a history of parliament
Workshop 'Global Coventry'
A seminar with Uta Rautenberg on 'Evil Asocials' and Homophobia in Nazi Camps
Public 'Feast Food Fair' with celebratory dishes / beverages from different cultures
Celebratory 'church ale'
Book Launch for "Trading Companies and Travel Knowledge"
History Research Seminar: Ben Marsh (Kent), Dirt Eating, Race, and Circulating Bodies in the Eighteenth-Century American South
A Talk by Fuyuko Matsukata (Tokyo), Toward a Global History of Diplomacy: An Attempt to Break Down Europe’s ‘City Wall’
WIP. Benoit Leridon (PGR, Birmingham): ‘South Carolina and the French Revolution: Idealism and Ideology among Lowcountry Jeffersonian Gentlemen, 1789-1801
Alumni Media and Creative Careers Event
History Research seminar, Andrew Spicer (Oxford Brookes) and Felicita Tramontana (Roma Tre), 'Adapting the Parish: Early Modern Religious Encounters in Asia and the Middle East'
Decolonising Global Health: The View from the Indian Ocean World
GHCC/EMECC joint reading session: Historical Change (part II)
Pragya Kaul, The Two “Others”: Perspectives on and from Holocaust Refugees in British India
GHCC Reading Group on Decolonisation
Networks: A Skills Workshop. 22 February 2022, 4-6pm, venue FAB5.01
GHCC Discussion: Global History and Latin America
Book Launch Mark Knights, Trust and Distrust: Corruption in Office in Britain and its Empire 1600-1850
History Research Seminar with Sarah Schulman (College of Staten Island), 'Let the Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987-1993'
Now and Then Seminar: Dear John: Love and Loyalty in Wartime America
GHCC Reading Group - Adom Getachew, World-Making after Empire: The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination
Work-in-Progress, Tom Pert (Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Warwick). ‘Refugees and the Thirty Years War’
History Research seminar, Alison Smith (University of Toronto), 'Annushka, the Kalmyk'
GHCC discussion on 'The Politics of Global History (“Whose Global History?”)'
Jointly organised with IHR Book Launch: Colin Jones, ‘The Fall of Robespierre’
History Research seminar with Priya Satia (Stanford), Time's Monster: History, Conscience and Britain's Empire
History Research Seminar with Sabine Arnaud(CNRS), "Let us consider the child": The Rise of Pedology at the turn of XXth Century in France
History Research Seminar - History of Student Mental Health
WiP session with Norifumi Daito (Tokyo)
Work-in-Progress with Simon MacDonald (UCL): 'The "English Wallet" Spy Scare (1793)'
CALCELLED DUE TO UCU STRIKE ACTION - History Research Seminar - Revolting Animals in Colonial Myanmar
Teaching Forum
EMECC/GHCC joint workshop 'Historical Change'
History Research Seminar - Republican fraternity in action: Toussaint Louverture and the Saint-Domingue revolution
GHCC Reading Group on Decolonisation
History Research Seminar - Gabriela Soto Laveaga (Harvard), 'Narratives of Erasure: Mexico, India, and the Stories to End World Hunger'
Teaching Forum
Hakluyt Society Symposium 2021 – Decolonising Travel Studies: Sources and Approaches
History Research Seminar - Stella Dadzie, A Kick in the Belly: Women, Slavery and the Enduring Power of Resistance
GHCC new members introduction
History Research Seminar - Equality and the Horizon of Humanity
Warwick-JNU exchange: Cheri Kuncheria (JNU), ‘Cultivating Tobacco: Agricultural Science and Mendelianism in India’
History Research Seminar - Blood and Diamonds: Germany's Imperial Ambition in Africa
GHCC Reading Group: Roland Wenzlhuemer, Doing Global History: An Introduction in 6 Concepts
History Research Seminar - Erica Charters (Oxford), How Epidemics End
GHCC welcome lunch
Symposium: 'Ordinary' Working-Class People? The Return of Class and the New British Labour History
GHCC reading Group 'African Europeans: An Untold History '
Warwick Food History Conference 2021
Research seminar on Anna Hájková's book The Last Ghetto: An Everyday History of Theresienstadt (Oxford: OUP, 2020)
CHM WiP Dr Jenny Bangham (Clare Hall, Cambridge)
GHCC reading group: 'Caste: The Lies that Divide Us'
GHCC Annual Lecture by Prof Wayne Modest
GHCC AGM
Feminist History Group: Sina Speit
Warwick History Postgraduate Conference
History Research seminar: Ruin and Revival: Civilising Europe after the second World War
OHN: Queering Oral and Global History LGBT+ Immigrants of Colour in Coventry
'Past and present water conflicts in Kenya’ by Kennedy Mkutu and Klerkson Lugusa
JSPS Source Discussion Workshop 'Terms in Circulation, Categories at Work, c.1600-1850'
Economic Justice in Early Modern Europe (1450-1850): Commemorating Fifty Years of E. P. Thompson’s ‘Moral Economy’
History Research seminar 'Black Atlantic Abolition Movement in the 17th Century: Lourenço da Silva Mendonça and the Vatican Court Case'
Negotiating touch: a second conversation
History Research seminar: 'Child Labour, Philanthropy, and the London Foundling Hospital: the Problem With ‘Seeing’ British Imperial History at Home'
CHM WiP Dr Shalini Rudra (CHM, University of Warwick)
GHCC reading group: Mira L. Siegelberg, 'Statelessness: A Modern History'
PG Annual Reviews 20-21
workshop - Nineteenth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research: ‘Parish, Power & Politics’
History Research seminar: Writing the history of Britain in relation to empire from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries
EMECC reading group - ‘Bodies of earth and air: corporeality and spirituality in pre-modern British narratives of the undead’
GHCC SC meeting
History Research seminar, The Liminal Zone: The Greater Southern Caribbean in the Revolutionary Atlantic World
CHM WiP Imogen Knox (University of Warwick)
New Book Presentation with the Author
EMECC reading group - BUBBLE FEVER: Daniel Defoe and the First Great Stock Market Crash of 1720
GRP Food Webinar: ‘Food & Drink Cultures Through the Ages’
German studies and FHG, Regina Mühlhäuser
The October Days as a Military Clash: Men, Violence, and the Near Collapse of the Royal State during the French Revolution.
A talk with Remi Dewiere
'British Parishes - History and Historiographies'
GHCC SC meeting
History Research seminar 'The Politics of “Greater India”: Moveable Antiquities, Charmed Knowledge Networks and Spiritual Seeking between Indonesia, India, and the West'
Things That Talk: Museums from Home: Communities, Collecting, and Covid-19, with Ffion Boyd
History Research seminar 'The Everyday Life of Gender, Religion and Medicine: An Ethnography of an Infertility Clinic in Iran'
A Talk with Anna Ross, 'Imperial Debris in Wartime Tangier, 1940-1944'
EMECC reading group 'Radical Conduct: Politics, Sociability and Equality in London 1789-1815”
GHCC workshop 'Speaking Out: Whistle-Blowers, Dissidents, and Disclosures'
Indians Herbe, Ivory Box: Civility and Empire in Early Stuart London
WiP Session - Dr Jennifer Crane (Faculty of History, University of Oxford) will join us to share her work on Saving the World? Gifted Children in Britain and the World, 1945-2000
Negotiating Touch
GHCC/Science Hub joint seminar ‘Is Deep History White?’
History Research seminar 'Money from Below after World War I: How Chaos Made Nations Feel Like the Best Continuance of Empire'
A forensic examination of the attempted murder of a film. Ken Fero, Migrant Media.
WiP Session - Dr Grace Redhead (CHM, University of Warwick) will share new research from her project exploring the history of sickle cell anaemia in Britain
GHCC reading Group 'Lakota America: A New History of Indigenous Power'
CAS Seminar Nicolás Gómez Baeza "Gringos Duros": Transnational British management of labour disciplines in sheep farming industry (Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, 1837-1950 c.).
Philosophical Solitude: David Hume vs. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
WiP Session - Dr. Rebecca Crites (CHM, University of Warwick) will share material from her new project.
GHCC SC meeting
History Research seminar ’Send me as far away as possible!’ Gulag doctors writing memoirs'
WiP Session - Dr Shalini Rudra (CHM, University of Warwick) will address material from the 'What's At Stake in Fake' project.
Law, Liberty and Lyric in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic: Martha Fowke Sansom’s Poetry in The Barbados Gazette
PGR Work in Progress Seminar
The Need for Strangers: A Story of Love and Loathing
WiP Session - Dr Andrew Burchell (CHM, University of Warwick) will speak about his new work exploring health and wellbeing in the Mass Observation Project archives.
GHCC SC meeting
GHCC reading group joint session
PGR Work in Progress Seminar
The place of witchcraft in early modern queer history
Now and Then: Two financial crises, but a shared political-economy?: Researching the French Revolution in the shadow of 2008
GHCC reading group 'Feminisms: A Global History'
PGR Work in Progress Seminar
EMECC Reading session
Covid-19 and the Case for a (new) History of Epidemiological Reasoning
WiP Session - Adrian Kane-Galbraith (History Department University of Washington) will speak to a pre-circulated dissertation chapter.
'Making Hinduism Respectable: Vivekananda and the Transnational Politics of Vedanta'
PGR Work in Progress Seminar
WiP Session :Dr Callie Wilkinson: On the Origins of the East India Company’s Alliance System
Remembering the Parish - Eighteenth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
When does global history begin?
PGR Work In Progress Seminar
News Networks in Colonial Algeria
Milana Aronov (CHM, University of Warwick) will speak about her PhD project, A History of Autism and Behavioural Therapies through the Prism of Children's Everyday Life Environments (France, 1960-1990).
new members short introduction
Now and Then: History, Violence, and U.S. Asylum Law
Undergraduate Open Day
Ordinary and Extraordinary: Sexual Violence and Psychiatry from the Fin de Siècle to #MeToo
WiP Session - Guido Van Meersbergen
Doing Reparative History: Bringing Race and Slavery Home’
Now and Then: Refugee Stories: Explorations in Citizenship from Afghanistan and Syria to Germany
Undergraduate Open Day
research seminar
GHCC workshop 'Empire in Motion: Transnational Perspectives on the Indian Empire, 18th-20th Century'
Department Staff Meeting
Undergraduate Open Day
Undergraduate Open Day
EHRC Ukraine Workshop
Empire in Motion: Transnational Perspectives on the Indian Empire, 18th-20th Century
PG Conference
FHG: Elissa Mailänder - CANCELLED
GHCC Reading Group - Unruly Waters: How Mountains Rivers and Monsoons Have Shaped South Asia’s History
CANCELLED Department Research Seminar: Christopher Fevre
GHCC seminar Genetics, Public Health and ‘Medical Archaeology’ in the Middle East
WiP- Professor Mark Knights - A chapter from his book-in-progress, Trust and Distrust: Corruption and Office in Britain and its Empire 1600-1850
GHCC AGM
Department Education Committee
Department Research Committee
Faculty of Arts Online HE Fair
CHM Seminar: Aro Velmet (USC) "Pasteur's Empire: The Colonial Politics of French Yellow Fever Vaccine Development"
OHN Seminar: Sara Bamad, University of Warwick, IAS
EMECC workshop: - CANCELLED
GHCC Steering Committee meeting
CANCELLED:History Department Module Fair and Social
PGR Annual Progress Reviews
PGR Annual Progress Reviews
First Year Workshop: Revision Support
EMECC seminar: Dr Jean-Francois Dunyach (Sorbonne) - CANCELLED
First Year Workshop: Revision Support
First Year Workshop: Revision Support
EHRC Research Seminar with Professor Philip Dwyer
Department Staff Meeting
CANCELLED Jonathan Saha - Department Research Seminar
First Year Workshop: Representing History Project
GHCC Reading Group ' A Fistful of Shells: West Africa from the Rise of the Slave Trade to the Age of Revolutions'
First Year Workshop: Representing History Project
First Year Workshop: Representing History Project
GHCC-EMECC joint seminar - CANCELLED
Department Undergraduate Offer Holder Open Day
First Year Workshop: Writing Longer Essays
First Year Workshop: Writing Longer Essays
First year Workshop: Writing Longer Essays
Department Staff Meeting
GHCC SC meeting
POSTPONED TO TERM 3: OHN Seminar: Simon Peplow, History, Warwick
Department Undergraduate Offer Holder Open Day
CHM Reading Lunch - Friday 6 March 2020
EMECC workshop: How Can We Tell? Judgment in Early Modern Europe
First year Workshops: Writing Longer Essays
First Year Workshop: Writing Longer Essays
First Year Workshop: Writing Longer Essays
GHCC seminar on Some Reflections on Towards Creation of a New World History
First Year Workshop: Representing History Project
EMECC Seminar: The Great Level: A discussion with historical-novelist Stella Tillyard
First Year Workshop: Representing History Project
First Year Workshop: Representing History project
CANCELLED Prof. Catherine Hall, History Department Seminar/ Feminist History Group
Department Education Committee
Department Research Committee
GHCC reading group A Fistful of Shells: West Africa from the Rise of the Slave Trade to the Age of Revolutions
CANCELLED: CHM seminar: Dr Adrienne Evans (Coventry) - Digital bumps: Pregnancy, digital culture and the fantasy of the good life.
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
GHCC workshop 'Why Does Economic History Matter?'
CANCELLED EMECC-GHCC seminar:Dr Lauren Working (Oxford) 'Indians herbe', ivory box: Civility and Empire in Early Stuart London
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
'A conversation with Jan de Vries' (with tea and cakes)
Department Undergraduate Offer Holder Open Day
Department Research Seminar cohosted with Queer History Reading Group: Lola Olufemi
Reading Images: Queer Re/presentation and Identity
Roundtable discussion 'Bread and Potatoes'
PROVISIONAL Gemma Romain
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
EMECC workshop: details tbc
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
Global History seminar on Historicizing Imaginaries of Collective Property: A View from South Africa
Queer History - Nanette Screening & Discussion
CHM Seminar: New Histories of Disability
First Year Workshop: Using Online Sources
First Year Workshop: Using Online Sources
First Year Workshop: Using Online Sources
Science, Technology and Environment Workshop
GHCC reading group Voyles, Wastelanding: Legacies of Uranium Mining in Navajo Country
OHN - CAS Seminar: Erika Herrera Rosales "Central American migration in Mexico."
First Year Workshop: Critical Analysis of Secondary Sources
Connecting Cultures GRP Keynote Lecture by Prof Michael Puett, 'What’s the point of cultural comparison?'
First year Workshop: Critical Analysis of Secondary Sources
First Year Workshop: Critical Analysis of Secondary Sources
EMECC-GHCC seminar: Dr John Shovlin (New York) “No more victories! No more conquests!”
Feminist History Seminar/ Africa Book and Film Series joint event
Department Research Committee
Department Education Committee
"GETTING WORK EXPERIENCE" (Your questions answered)
First Year Workshop: Using Primary Sources
First Year Workshop: Using Primary Sources
First Year Workshop: Using Primary Sources
CANCELLED - CHM Seminar: Dr Sophie Mann (Warwick) 'Double Nature, Double Care and the Ensouled Human Body'
Queer History - Reading Images: Queer Re/presentation and Identity
CHM Seminar: Dr Gareth Millward (Warwick) 'Sick Notes Don't Work in Today's Welfare State: A Truth Rediscovered Every 10 Years Or So'
open
Conference: Dr Lucy Underwood - 'British Catholics in the European Imagination c.1530-1800'
First Year Workshops: Getting the Most out of Group Projects
EMECC seminar: Dr David van der Linden (Groningen) and Prof. Penny Roberts (Warwick) 'Letter-locking in Renaissance France'
Discussion: Dr David van der Linden (Groningen) and Prof. Penny Roberts (Warwick) 'Letterlocking in Early Modern France'
GHCC SC meeting
First Year Workshop: Getting the Most out of Group Projects
First Year Workshop: Getting the Most out of Group Projects
Department Community Welcome Back Reception
SSLC Student Surgery
Final Year Meeting
GHCC reading group - American Baroque: Pearls and the Nature of Empire, 1492-1700
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
Science, Technology and Environment workshop
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
First Year Workshop: References and Bibliographies
CANCELLED - EMECC-CSC seminar: Dr Ed Holberton (Bristol) 'Law, Liberty and Lyric in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic: Martha Fowke Sansom’s Poetry in The Barbados Gazette’
First year Workshop: Aiming for a First
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
GHCC reading group
CANCELLED CHM seminar: Dr Gareth Millward (Warwick) 'Sick Notes Don't Work in Today's Welfare State: A Truth Rediscovered Every 10 Years Or So'
OHN - CAS Seminar: Erika Herrera Rosales "Interviewing local NGOs and migrants: collecting data in the context of Central American migration in Mexico."
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
First year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
First Year Workshop: References and Bibliographies
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
Workshop on Languages of Slavery (EMECC, GHCC, EHRC, Caribbean Centre)
'Race and Capital Punishment in early 20thC Florida' Vivien Miller (Nottingham) Institute for Southern Studies talk
Queer History - Impossible Desires
FIRST YEAR HISTORY STUDENTS: Active Bystander Intervention Taster Sessions
EMECC seminar: Dr Laura Kounine (Sussex) on Witchcraft (title tbc)
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First!
Study Buddies Writing Retreat
GHCC Annual Conference: Race Matters: Interrogating Race and the Global Writing of History
Global annual lecture: The murder of a Dutch fiscal in 1723, Colombo: Interrogating the categories of ‘slave’, ‘black’ and ‘kaffir’
Feminist History Seminar
GHCC new members introduction
CAS Film Screening: "Ayotzinapa, el paso de la tortuga." and Q&A with Rupert Knox
CAS Seminar, Rupert Knox: "Challenging Partial Democracy: human rights, social media and social mobilisations in Mexico."
FIRST YEAR HISTORY STUDENTS: Active Bystander Intervention Taster Sessions
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First! (Improving Academic Writing)
EMECC workshop: details tbc
CAS-CCS Seminar: Steven L.B. Jensen, The Danish Institute for Human Rights, “The Austerities of Independence”: Human Rights and National Development Planning in Jamaica, 1955-1962”
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First! (Improving Academic Writing)
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First! (Improving Academic Writing)
GHCC seminar In Search of Native Seeds: Histories of Indigenous Agriculture and the Imagined Futures of Farming
Walter Rodney Memorial Lecture by Dr Patricia Rodney, ‘Living with a Legacy: My Journey with Walter Rodney’
seminar: Dr Rachel Bennett (Warwick) 'A Heritage of Woe? Debating Prison Births in Twentieth-Century England'
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
First Year Workshop: Perfecting Presentations
EMECC seminar: Prof. Adam Fox (Edinburgh) 'Cheap Print and Society in early modern Scotland'
First Year Workshop: Aiming for a First! (Improving Academic Writing)
EHRC Research Seminar: Heather Jones (London), 'Leaving Europe, Privileging Empire? The Changing Identity of the British Monarchy in the First World War'
GHCC reading group
Study Abroad
Study Buddies Writing Retreat
Queer History - Re-Imagining 'Queer' Asia: Book Launch and Discussion (Daniel Luther, Jennifer Ung Loh and others)
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
Department Open Day
First Year Workshop: Writing your first degree level essay
Study Buddies Writing Retreat
Department Research Seminar: Kennetta Hammond Perry
First Year Workshop: Intercultural Awareness
First Year Workshop: Perfecting Presentations
First Year Workshop - Writing your first degree essay
Japan-GHCC workshop
Feminist History Seminar presents: Laura Doan!
GHCC new members introduction
CAREERS DROP IN SESSION: Its Not Too Late! Careers Advice for Final Year History Students
Widening Participation Student Network
Queer History - Queering the British Library with Steven Dryden
CHM seminar: Dr Claire Shaw (Warwick): 'Just Like it is at Home! Deafness and Socialist Internationalism during the Cold War'
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
workshop '‘ Black Children in Eighteenth-Century London: Archives and Collections’
seminar: Prof. Mark Philp (Warwick) - ‘Let’s Dance: Music and Movement in 1790s Britain’
GHCC SC meeting
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
Department Open Day
History in Contemporary Politics Roundtable
Global History Centre opening lecture: China's Muslim Internment Camps: New Evidence and Historical Preconditions
First Year Student Induction: STUDY Abroad/International Opportunities
Departmental BBQ and Quiz
PG Induction
First Year Personal Tutor Meetings
Faculty of Arts Early Career Writers' Group
SSLC Course Representatives: Nominations and Elections
You're here! Now what do you do?
Library Induction (Group 3)
Library Induction (Group 2)
Library Induction (Group 1)
Joint Degree Induction (for joint degree students with a different department as home department)
Being a Historian
Joint Degree Induction (for joint degree students with History as home department)
Department Open Hour
Supporting You: Academic and Wellbeing Induction
New Students Cream Tea Social
First Year Module Fair
Welcome Talk for First Year Undergraduates
First Year Undergraduate Students Meet and Greet
UK-China Alliance conferecne
UK-China Alliance conference
FHG: Elissa Mailänder talk
History Department Staff Meeting
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
workshop 'Empires and Natural Resources: Contestation, Exploitation and Protection from the 1800s to the present
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
conference: Urban Identities: Past and Present
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
CSS-CHM seminar: Dr Renee Nelson (West Indies) 'British West Indian Attitudes Towards Migration, 1948-1962'
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
Queer History Group: 'Worlding Queerness in Asia': film screening and discussion
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition reception: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
exhibition: Here to Stay - how the Windrush generation helped shape the NHS
Queer History Group: 'Queer and Muslim': A Discussion Panel
The Warwick Postgraduate History Conference
The Warwick Postgraduate History Conference
OHN Seminar: Professor Cathia Jenainati, 'Les Raconteuses du Levant: untold stories of female hakawatis' R3.41
Feminist History Group-CHM seminar: Dr Jane Freeland (QMUL) 'Reforming Rape: East German Women’s Activism against Sexual Violence'
Global seminar 'History of Passport'
Research Seminar: Katherine Lebow (Oxford), The People Write! Polish Everyman Autobiography from the Great Depression to the Holocaust
Parish Participation - Seventeenth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Passion - Public Workshop
Workshop 'Barricades': Political protest in Europe after 1815 (Mark Philp)
EMECC workshop: Re-Imagining the Mediterranean: Trans-cultural networks in the Early Modern World
Global Annual Lecture 'The Treaty of Versailles and Its Discontents: A Centenary Look Back at the Global 1919'
GHCC Steering Committee and AGM
History Department Meeting - Education Committee (EdCom)
History Department Meeting - Research Committee
History Department Meeting - Equality and Diversity Working Group
CHM seminar: Prof. Manon Parry (University of Amsterdam) 'Reproducing Bodies: Pregnancy, Contraception, and Abortion in Museums'
Lost Before It Was Found: The 'LBT' Moment in Indian LGBT activism
History Module Fair
Global Reading Group 'Globalists, Quinn Slobodian'
The Role of History in the Age of Fake News: Panel discussion organised by the History Department and Warwick Globalist
CHM-Film Studies film screening/seminar: 'Hysterical Masculinity, Voice, Otherness and the Cartoon Villain', with film director Richard Squires and producer Abigail Addison
EMECC workshop: Women and Property in the Long Eighteenth Century
Early Career Writers' Group Workshop: Race, Ethnicity and Equality in History Teaching
Writing about Sport Roundtable
History Department Research Seminar: Sir John Elliott (Oxford), 'Scots and Catalans'
History Department Staff Meeting
CHM research seminar: Dr Angela Woods (Durham) Relating to Leah's Voices: scholarly and clinical questions about agency and identity in the experience of hearing voices
My Voyage around the World: The Atlantic and Pacific Travels of a Late Sixteenth-century Italian Merchant
The Aftermath of the Great War - EHRC
Public lecture by Jay Winter (Yale), The Degeneration of War, 1914-1924
Global seminar '"Debating the Great Divergence: Europe's Precocious and China's Late Transition to Modern Economic Growth, 1644-1846"
History Department Meeting - Staff Away Day
Memory Masterclass with Andrew Hoskins
Memory Lecture by Andrew Hoskins ‘War and Forgetting’
Global seminar ‘Authenticity and Ethno Drama: Exporting Native American Identity’
History Department Staff Meeting
reception: Throw Away the Key exhibition
PG-ECF skills session: Working with Sources for Exhibition
History Department UG Offer-Holder Open Day
EMECC seminar: Dr Natasha Glaisyer (York) : 'Fake Print: The London Gazette, Peter the Great (and the Victorians)'
OHN Seminar: Taking slices from their lives - the challenges of using Life History as a research instrument/method. Dr. Olayinka Egbokhare, University of Ibadan (Nigeria)
Global seminar ‘The world in questions. Questionnaires and the History of Knowledge in the Early Modern’
PG-ECF skills session: Getting a Job Beyond the Academy
Queer History Reading Group: W.H. Auden, Poetry and History (In conversation with Carolyn Steedman)
Early Career Writers' Group
workshop on The British Empire: Networks, Mobilities, Cultures
Global seminar: The Ends of War: the Returning Soldier and Labourer
History Department Research Seminar: Professor Barbara Savage (Harmsworth Visiting Professor, Oxford) 'Race, War and Anti-Imperialism in Merze Tate's International Thought.'
History Department Meeting - Education Committee (EdCom)
Global Reading Group: Federico Marcon, The Knowledge of Nature and the Nature of Knowledge in Early Modern Japan
EHRC Meeting
CHM-GHCC research seminar: Dr Eureka Henrich (Hertfordshire) 'Relistening: Finding health memories in extant migrant oral histories'
Masterclass ‘Identity documents: Local, Regional and International Protocols’
History on Film Evening: Death of Stalin
CAS seminar: Dr John Wills (Kent) “Bam. Shot Me”: Depictions of the American West in Early Video Games
History Department Meeting - REF Briefing
workshop on 'Globalization of Sportswear: Brand Marketing, Technology and Cultural Agenda, c.1880-2010s ’
EMECC seminar: Prof. David Garrioch (Monash) 'Innovation by foreign furniture-makers in eighteenth-century Paris'
History Department UG Offer-Holder Open Day
Feminist History Seminar - Dr Esme Cleall (University of Sheffield): "Disability, Activism and Gender in Colonial Australia".
PG-ECF skills session: Getting a Job in Academia
exhibition: Throw Away the Key
EMECC workshop: Early Modern Women’s Roles and Identities 1500-1800
History Department UG Offer-Holder Open Day
CHM research seminar: Dr Eloise Moss (Manchester) 'For whose convenience? Consent, criminality, and the economy of welfare in child emigration schemes between North West England and Canada, 1870-1930'
Early Career Writers' Group
Workshop on 'Secret History of Drug Trade'
History Department Meeting - Research Funding Workshop with James Green
History Department Staff Meeting
History on Film Evening: Pressure
EMECC seminar: Prof. Peter Wilson (Oxford) Foreign Soldiers and Nation-Building in Europe c.1530-1870
Roundtable History and Design 3 ’18 Century Banyans and Casta Paintings’
CHM-History of Art seminar: Prof. Anthea Callen (Australian National University/Nottingham) 'Looking at Men: Art, Anatomy and the Modern Male Body'
My Voyage around the World: The Atlantic and Pacific Travels of a Late Sixteenth-Century Italian Merchant
Global Reading Group 'Oceanic Histories'
Warwick in London History Information Evening
Queer History Reading Group: Queer Selfhoods: Readings from the LGBT archive
EMECC-GHCC seminar: Dr Sujit Sivasundaram (Cambridge) 'The Tasman Sea in an Age of Revolution, Empire and Counter-Revolt'
History Department Research Seminar: Dr Luca Molà (Warwick)
CHM research seminar: Dr Sarah Marks (Birkbeck) Bowlbyism behind the Iron Curtain
CANCELLED - Early Career Writers' Group
Global History Lecture on Red Globalism: Eastern Europe, Decolonization and African Heritage
Susanne Luhmann, 'Representing Familial Legacies of Nazi Perpetration: Postmemory and/or a ‘Move to Innocence’?'
Queer History Reading Group: Queerness and Class: Readings from Britain and France
Africa Book & Film Series: Reading Group - Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart (1958)
EMECC workshop: Orality in ancien regime France
Warwick in London History Information Evening
Global Reading Group
PG Masterclass with Guido van Meersbergen and Georgia O'Connor: Using diplomatic sources: The Norris Embassy to India (1699-1702)
Attentiveness and Education, with Naomi De la Tour (IATL)
Workshop 'Ordinary Blues and Uniformed Reds: Colours and Clothes in Circulations c.1650-1914 '
History of Art seminar: Dr Michael Bycroft (Warwick) 'Rococo Science in Paris, 1710-1740'
History Department Research Seminar: Dr Rachel Leow (Cambridge) 'A missing peace: The Asia-Pacific Peace Conference in Beijing, 1952 and the role of emotion and affect in the making of Third World internationalism.'
CHM research seminar: Dr Caroline Rusterholz (Cambridge): "Full marks to this sex-help clinic for the teenage lover", the Brook Advisory Centre in London (1964-1980)
Early Career Writers' Group
A Mindfulness Workout: First Person Attending, with Kitty Wheater (Oxford)
EMECC seminar: Prof. Nicholas McDowell (Exeter) 'Huguenot Refugees and the Politics of Translating Rabelais in Britain'
Speaking across the 'Eternal Divide': A Conversation on Goals and Methods in Global History and Politics
Africa Book & Film Series: Film Screening - I Am Not a Witch (2017)
conference: The Politics of Sedition in Long Nineteenth Century Britain: A Social and Cultural Discourse
EMECC seminar: Dr Noah Millstone (Birmingham) ‘The Economy of Judgments: Book Talk, Scarcity, and the Production of Dissensus in the Early Modern (Confessional) Republic of Letters’
GHCC New Members Introductions
CHM research seminar: Dr Hannah Elizabeth (LSHTM) Recovering Women’s Experiences of HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health Activism in Edinburgh, 1983-2000
Memory Master Class Susannah Radstone: Working with memory and place
Hard Landings: Memory, Place and Migration - Prof Susannah Radstone, Monash University
Workshop 'Comparative state formation: The Legitimation of Early Modern States: England (1530-1750), Japan (1660-1895), and China (1720-1895)'
Queer History Reading Group: (Homo)Sexuality and the Colonial Archive
symposium: Seventeenth Century England - in celebration of Bernard Capp's 50 years at Warwick
Global Reading Group
CHM research seminar: Dr Jesse Olszynko-Gryn (Cambridge) 'A woman’s right to know: pregnancy testing in twentieth-century Britain'
EMECC seminar: Dr Guido van Meersbergen (Warwick), Dr Edmond Smith (Kent) 'Trading Companies and Travel Writing in the 17th Century'
History Department Research Seminar: ‘History, the Arts and the Museums’ Sarah Shalgosky (Warwick) & Caro Howell (Foundling Museum)
An impossible film: “Cabra marcado para morrer”, Eduardo Coutinho, Brazil, 1964-1984.
LECTURE: “Resisting through art: artists and their strategies of surviving in dark times in Brazil”
GHCC New Members Introductions, Start of Year Reception
Introducing memory and trauma studies in Latin America. The new memorial and testimonial scene in Latin American art.
Conference: Cultural Histories of National Health Care
THE SECRET STRUGGLE FOR THE GLOBAL SOUTH: ESPIONAGE, COVERT ACTION AND STATE SECURITY DURING THE COLD WAR
Global Empires, Global Courts: Explorations in Politics and Religion
TV series: 'The NHS: A People's History'
Conference: A Century of Maternal Experiences of Incarceration
Caste-ing Nutrition: the Politics of Health and Food in Modern India
Between & Beyond: Transnational Networks & the British Empire, 18th-20th Centuries
Global History seminar Dressing for the Early Modern City: Cheap Cotton, Flashy Outfits, and Scary Young Women in Edo and the World
Understanding Insurgencies
Critical Perspectives on Maternal Health in Africa
installation: Prisoners project at Tate Exchange
Queering the Archive, Archiving the Queer
EMECC/GHCC workshop
Global Reading Group
Early Career Writers' Forum
A Different Point of View: Scales, Spaces and Contexts in Histories of the Local and the Global
Global History Public Lecture on 'Catholic Geographies of the Global’
PG Masterclass on 'Re-Writing Material Culture History'
EMECC-BECC Symposium
History Seminar Series - ‘Writing a Biography of Eric Hobsbawm’ Professor Sir Richard Evans (Cambridge)
Deadline for Cultural Encounters Workshop: Call for Abstracts
Alchemy at the Cutting-Edge: The Surprising Longevity of Gold-Making, a public lecture by Professor Lawrence Principe (John Hopkins University), IAS International Visiting Fellow
Global lunchtime talk 'Chinese Perceptions and Historiography of the Sino-Japanese War, 1931-45'
CHM-FHG-German seminar: Donna Harsch (Carnegie Mellon) Infantilizing Mothers or Empowering Them? the Fight against Infant Mortality in East and West Germany, 1949-1989
masterclass: Prof. Lawrence Principe (John Hopkins): textual study and alchemical experiment
Early Career Writers' Forum
workshop: ‘Violence and the Body in the City: Europe 1100-1800’
History Research Seminar: 'Siblings in Early Modern England' Professor Bernard Capp (Warwick)
EMECC-CHM seminar: Dr Dániel Margócsy (Cambridge) 'The Vesalius Census: Politics and Reproduction in Early Modern Anatomy'
CHM-Global seminar: Dr Atsuko Naono (Oxford) CANCELLED
CHM conference: ‘From Trauma to Protection: the Twentieth Century as the Children’s Century’
conference: Prejudice and Expertise: Discrimination in the West, 1850-2000
EMECC-GHCC-AHRC Network on Public Office Workshop 'Public Office in Britain and its Empire C16th-C19th'.
EMECC Workshop: Sociability in Britain and its Empire, c.1600-c.1850
History Research Seminar: Professor Bernard Capp (Warwick) POSTPONED TILL 2nd MAY
CHM seminar: Dr Jon Mitchell (Leeds) CANCELLED
Early Career Writers' Forum - CANCELLED
PHD Workshop and Reading Group with Andrew Hoskins - CANCELLED
EMECC-GHCC seminar: Dr Pedro Machado (Indiana University) Shadow Networks: Labour, Capital and Pearling in the Indian Ocean
Forgetting War - Andrew Hoskins - The Memory Group - EHRC - CANCELLED
CANCELLED - CAS Seminar - From Indigenismo to Multiculturalism: The Promise and Peril of Ethnic Identity in Twentieth-Century Mexico.
Global Reading Group CANCELLED
EMECC seminar: Dr Amanda Goodrich (Open University) CANCELLED
Global seminar 'Indian Textiles in West Africa, 1750-1850: A South-South Economic History'
CHM-French seminar: Dr Miranda Gill (Cambridge) ‘Emotion therapy for modern men: self-help culture in turn-of-the-century France'
Forgotten Connections: Linking Africa to the Interconnected Worlds of the Early Modern Period
Early Career Writers' Forum
EMECC seminar: Dr Sophie Smith (Oxford) ‘Philosophy and the City in early modern England’
Global Reading Group
Where There Is No Incinerator: Histories of Biomedical Disposability and Reuse on the African Continent
Early Career Writers' Forum
Introduction by GHCC new members
EMECC seminar/WiP: Dr Harald Braun (Liverpool) 'Violence, Emotion and 'Just War' in the Conquest of Mexico'
Early Careers writers forum
Workshop on Prisons and Memory “The (un)forgotten: Looking back in hope and anger at juvenile LWOP offenders in the US, an archaeology of hope in the shadow of prison” with Sarah Colvin (Cambridge) and Evi Girling (Keele)
CAS - Seminar Courtney Campbell, University of Brimingham, 'Four Fishermen, Orson Welles, and the Making of the Brazilian Northeast’.
CHM seminar: Bradford Pelletier (College of Charleston) "Disappearing Before the Light of Science:" Connecting Combat Experience and Insanity in the Nineteenth Century Asylum
Escape to Mars: Capitalist fantasies of planetary habitation, c. 1900 / c. 2017
History Research Seminar - Professor James Hinton (Warwick)
CAS - Seminar Carlos Perez Ricart, University of Oxford, Mexican drug policy in the XX Century: A Process of “Americanization”?
Workshop on Global Humanities
History Research Seminar - 'Amazing Women Historians and what they are doing with their lives'
Feminist History Group: Judith Gerson
EMECC seminar: Prof. Colin Jones (QMUL) and Dr Simon Macdonald (Paris8) 'Robespierre and the Duke of York: entangled exchanges and a war of words at the height of the Terror'
History Department Student-Staff Social
Who Was Ahmed Khan? Hospitality and Identification between Europe and India during the Age of Revolutions
Final Year Meeting
The War of the Locust, 1940-45: an interdisciplinary workshop
Warwick History Programme in Venice 50th Anniversary Celebrations
EMECC seminar/WiP: Prof. Beat Kumin (Warwick) and Dr Claudia Stein (Warwick)
CHM seminar: Dr Angela Davis (Warwick) 'Children of the Dream'?: changing approaches to collective childcare in the Israeli kibbutzim, c 1930-1990
Early Career Writers' Forum
EMECC Workshop on William Hone and his times, followed by performance in collaboration with Warwick Words
History Research Seminar Dr. Lawrence Klein (Cambridge): ‘Polite Culture and the Question of Stability in Eighteenth-Century Britain’
Global History Reading group; Geoffrey Parker 'Global Crisis: War, Climate Change and Catastrophe in the Seventeenth Century'
EMECC workshop 'Experiencing Time in the Early Modern Period'
Feminist History Group, Alison Light
Short introduction of New Members of GHCC
CHM seminar: Dr Kathleen Vongsathorn (Warwick) The Place of Birth
Early Career Writers' Forum
EMECC workshop: Heritage and Alternative Histories
History Research Seminar Professor Jeremy Adelman (Princeton) ‘Development as Global Distributive Justice: a Twentieth Century History’
Global History Reading Group: Discussion with Jeremy Adelman
CHM seminar: Dr Claudia Stein (Warwick) 'Dreams of Economic Man...'
Early Career Writers' Forum
Slavery and Industrialisation: The ‘New History of Capitalism’ and Eric Williams’ Slavery and Capitalism
Global warfare, peace-making, and the travails of liberalism, 1914-1920”
Feminist History Group, Julia Laite
Short introduction of New Members of GHCC
CHM seminar: Dr Margaret Charleroy (Warwick) "Don't Eat the Pudding" Food ... in the English Prison
Early Career Writers' Forum
EMECC seminar: Prof. Phil Withington (Sheffield) Where was the Coffee in Early Modern England?
History Research Seminar - Sleep in Early Modern England
24th Annual BrANCH Conference
Global History start of year reception
Question Time 2017
Conference on 'British Merchant Letters in East Asia'
Conference on 'Drugs from Global to Local'
workshop: 'The Early Modern Iberian World in a Global Frame, 16th-18th centuries'
History ECR Writers' Forum
policy workshop: Inside Reform: Prison Healthcare Campaigns, Past and Present
2017 Postgraduate History Conference
2017 Postgraduate History Conference
History ECR Writers' Forum
History ECR Writers' Forum
Public lecture by Susanna Burghartz on '‘The Veil in Early Modern Europe’
PG Masterclass on ‘Straits and Passages as Global Sites in 1600’ with Susanna Burghartz
CHM Seminar: Prof. Steve Sturdy (Edinburgh) The Value of Discrimination?: clinical tests and the rise of genomic medicine
Round table on ‘The de Bry Travel Narrative and Engravings as a European Project on Identity, Superiority and Rivalry in Global Perspective’ with Susanna Burghartz
workshop: Speaking to Policy: Interdisciplinary Approaches
Digital Parish symposium
Workshop on 'Africa Commodity Trading in the (Long) Nineteenth Century'
EM-18thCC-EHRC Seminar: Prof. Garthine Walker (Cardiff)
Global lecture by Paul Lane 'Shifting Commodity Markets in Luxury Goods: the Global Trade in African Elephant Ivory, c700-1990s'
Workshop on 'Locusts'
Conference: Armed people of African descent: Africa and the Americas, 1750-1900
History ECR Writers' Forum
PG Masterclass on 'Community Research, Race and HGousing'
Round table on 'Europe and Africa'
Warwick-Birmingham C18 Symposium
CHM seminar: Dr Alun Withey (Exeter) Concerning Beards: facial hair, health and hygiene in Britain, 1650-1900
Round table on 'Polanyi'
CAS research seminar: Mike Geddes 'Contesting megaprojects: Infrastructure, capital, states and social movements in Latin America'
PG Masterclass on 'Decolonising theory'
Global-EM-18thCC Seminar: Dr Nathan Perl-Rosenthal (University of Southern California) Toward a Cultural History of Atlantic Revolutions, c. 1760-1820
History Research Seminar: panel discussion with Adam Sisman on 'Life Histories: Writing Biography'
History ECR Writers' Forum
EM-C18C seminar: Dr Nicholas Popper (College of William&Mary) Breaching Leviathan: The State as an Object of Knowledge in Early Modern England
CHM seminar: Dr Ido Israelovich (Tel Aviv) Forensic Medicine in the Roman World
CHM workshop: Diet and Nutrition in Institutions of Care: History & Policy
International conference on 'GLOBAL INEQUALITY: A DIVIDED HISTORY'
Mapping Women's Suffrage, 1911 - A Snapshot in Time
Conference: Bodies and Minds in the Early Modern Catholic World
Workshop on 'Arguments for the against Socioeconomic rights, Past and Present'
History ECR Writers' Forum
CAS seminar: Karenne Wood (Virginia) Prisoners of History: Pocahontas, Mary Jemison, and the Poetics of an American Myth
History ECR Writers' Forum
Utrecht University-University of Warwick Workshop on Violence
FHG seminar: Prof. Mary Vincent (Sheffield) 'The Personal is Historical: Recuperating Masculinity in post-Civil War Spain'
EM-C18C seminar: Kate Davison (Oxford) 'Laughter on Trial in Early Eighteenth-Century England'
Global Lecture 'Technique in the Arts: Concepts, Practices and Expertise, 1500-1950'
Another India: Sanjay Kak lecture 'Witness to Paradise: Photojournalism in Kashmir's present, 1986-2016'
PG Masterclass on 'use of Emmanuel Ximenez as an example of how to study an individual and a city in a global context’
CHM seminar: Dr Vanessa Heggie (Birmingham) Awkward adaptations, awkward data - effacing (and recovering) race and gender in the science of modern exploration
Round table on 'Reconstructing Historical Artifacts'
History Research Lecture: Prof. Lorraine Daston (Max Planck, Berlin) The Sciences of the Archives: Big Science, Big Humanities, and the Pathos of Positivism
History ECR Writers' Forum
CAS seminar: Helen Cowie (York) From the Andes to the Outback: Alpaca Smuggling in 19C Peru
EM-18thC Seminar: Peter de Bolla (Cambridge) 'Testing the Structure and History of Concepts: the case of negative liberty'
Reading Group: Dynasties: A Global History of Power, 1300-1800
Workshop on 'Technology and Innovation in the Early Modern World'
EM-C18th seminar: Prof. Catriona Seth (Oxford) A Clandestine Correspondence at Court: Marie-Antoinette's exchanges with Count Mercy
POSTPONED to 9th March! FHG seminar: Prof. Mary Vincent (Sheffield) 'The Personal is Historical: Recuperating Masculinity in post-Civil War Spain'
CAS seminar: Nicolas Pillai (Birmingham City/Warwick) ‘Duke Ellington in Coventry: discovering television and jazz in the cathedral archive’
Comparative History: Language and Matter in Global Studies of Technology and Innovation
CHM/GHCC seminar: Prof. Dagmar Schäfer (Max Planck) For Substance or Health: medical substances for animals in C15 Ming dynasty
Round table on 'Science and Technology in Global History: the Development of an Interdisciplinary Research Agenda'
History ECR Writers' Forum
Workshop on 'Ottoman History in a Connected and Global Perspective'
EM-C18 Seminar: Dr Celeste McNamara (Warwick) Building the Universal Church: An Italian Bishop and Global Catholic Missions
Global Reading Group
History ECR Writers' Forum
Online PG workshop 'Between Local, Transoriginal and Global Masteriality'
workshop on 'Diplomacy in Early Modern Eurasia'
CHM-GHCC seminar: Prof. Rebecca Earle (Warwick) What did it mean to call a food 'nutritious' in the 18th century?
Petitioning in the Long Nineteenth Century
Brexit: Historians Speak
EM-18thC Seminar: Dr Andrea Haslanger (Sussex) 'The Ends of Elegy: Slavery and Death in the Atlantic World'
EHRC - Folk Tales and Memory with Katherine Langrish
History ECR Writers' Forum
CANCELLED: Feminist History Group: Alison Light 'Historicising One's Self: Writing a Memoir of My Marriage'
History ECR Writers' Forum
History Research Seminar: Prof. Rana Mitter (Oxford) A New China, a New Asia: relief, rehabilitation and the making of postwar order, 1945-49
Global Reading Group
Poverty Network guest seminar '‘Rethinking the Link Between Poverty and Colonialism: the African Red Sea Littoral since the Nineteenth Century’
EM, ECC, GHCC seminar: Prof. Simon Ditchfield (York) 'On Writing a History of the Counter-Reformation for a Postcolonial Age'
CHM/GHCC seminar: Dr Daniel Grey (Plymouth) "She bears the taunts and gets the blame": infertility in contemporary India
Political History Workshop - EHRC
Feminist Theory Group: Prof. Sheila Rowbotham, 'Socialist New Women at the Fin De Siècle'
CAS/EMEC seminar: Carmen Soares (Coimbra) New World, Old Recipes: Portuguese Gastronomy and Brazilian Food in the Early Modern Era
CAS seminar: Sergio Lussana (Nottingham Trent) Male Friendship, Politics and Slave Resistance in the Antebellum American South
Jonathan Vickery on '‘Understanding Poverty as Aesthetic Deprivation: empirical and theoretical issues’
CHM seminar: CHM panel 'Bedlam in Broad Arrows: Mental Disorder and Penal Institutions in Ireland and England’
Symposium: Global Food History
EM-18thC seminar/PGR panel: Anastasia Stylianou and Ruth Barbour (Warwick) Catholic Cultures
Inspiring Women Students & Staff
Corruption Network Seminar
Global Reading Group
Caribbean Centre seminar: Dr Karen Wilkes (Birmingham City) ‘The visual culture of the Caribbean wedding in the (post)colonial, neoliberal economy’
Global-EM-18thC Seminar: Dr Julia McClure (Warwick) The Alternate Divergence: poverty in global history
Global seminar with Prof Michael Keevak (National Taiwan University)
EHRC - Comedy and Memory with Sameena Zehra
CHM seminar: Dr Elise Smith (Warwick) 'Raising Boys for the Navy: Health, Welfare, and the Sea Services in Britain, 1870-1910'
workshop on 'Health, Well-Being and Subsistence in the History of Socioeconomic Rights, Duties and Obligations'
Global-EM-18thC seminar: Ronnie Po-Chia Hsia (Penn State University) CANCELLED
CHM seminar: Dr Kathryn Woods (Warwick) 'No Carrots, No Carrots': Hair Colour, Humoral Medicine and Social Difference in Early Modern Britain
Feminist History Group: Caroline Bressey (UCL) on Caroline Impey
EHRC - Exhibitions, Memorialisation and Impact
Caribbean Centre lecture: Prof. Shalilni Puri (Pittsburgh), ‘Memory-Work and the Grenada Revolution: A Love Letter from the Humanities’
Francesca Trivellato on 'Commerce and Cosmopolitanism in Early Modern Europe'
EM-18thC Seminar: Dr Paddy Bullard (Reading) Manuals: How to Do Things with Books
Corruption Network Seminar:Corruption Discourses
CHM seminar: CHM panel 'What's Cultural about the NHS?'
Childhood, Youth and Religious Minorities
CAS seminar: Paul Gillingham (Northwestern) Hacks in the Sticks: provincial journalists in authoritarian Mexico
Global Reading Group
History Research Seminar: Professor Lyndal Roper (Oriel College, University of Oxford) 'Luther, Emotions and the Reformation'
William Pettigrew on 'Corporate Constitutionalism and the Dialogue between the Global and Local in Seventeenth-Century English History'
'History&Policy Parenting Forum Workshop on Historical Perspectives on Child Murder and Abuse
Disorder and Popular Politics in Early Modern Venice
Early Modern and Eighteenth Century Seminar
Aesthetics of Poverty Workshop
Oral History Clinic with Dr Angela Davis
Refugee Memories - EHRC
Workshop 'Economic Change in Global History, 1500-2000'
Feminist Theory Group (reading group – feminist manifestos)
Warwick History Department Postgraduate Conference
Towards A Global Environmental History of the Industrial Revolution: Work In (Slow) Progress
The Age of the Anthropocene: the role of the past and the way forward
Intedisciplinary lunch-time talk and discussion on ‘Ecology, Economy and Global History’
Feminist Theory Reading Group: Feminist Manifestos! Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, 'We should all be feminists'; Tiqqin, 'Preliminary materials for a theory of the young girl'
Poverty Research Network: Jonathan Glennie, "The end of the beginning: Development cooperation in a new era"
CHM-EHRC seminar: Prof. John Foot (Bristol):Freedom is Therapeutic? Franco Basaglia and the anti-asylum movement in Italy in the 1960s and 1970s
Warwick History of Violence Network Workshop
The Eighteenth Century: Past and Present
Public lecture "Global Processes and Spatial Reconfiguration"
Global History and Culture Centre AGM
Warwick History Research Seminar: Marilyn Booth (Oxford) Cairo in Chicago, Chicago in Cairo: Arab women, Egyptian representations, and the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition
Global reading group
Creolizing the Sinophone Pacific
Feminist Theory Group: Marc Calvini Lefebvre, Aix-Marseille Université
Early Modern Research Seminar: "When did the French begin to speak French--and How? A Seventeenth-Century Story" (Robert Schneider (Indiana and Oxford))
18thCC seminar: Keith Baker (Stanford) 'Jean-Paul Marat: Prophet of Terror'
One-day workshop on 'Crossroads of Asia: Travel Narratives to Siam from European, Persian and Chinese Sources'
CHM seminar: Dr Chris Pearson (Liverpool) 'Canine Calling Cards': The Problem of Dog Mess in 20th Century Paris
Gem in Transit: Materials, Values and Knowledge in the Early Modern World
Women’s Society in the 1790s - EHRC
'The Ethics of Display: exhibiting vulnerable bodies'
Feminist Theory Group: Feminist Manifestos!
Warwick History of Violence Network: Professor Thomas Hills (Warwick), 'Quantitative History Through Language'
Round Table on 'What are the implications of the terms we use: poverty, inequality, austerity or precarity?'
Early Modern Seminar: Alex Russell 'Collective decision-making and heresy in fifteenth-century England’
Warwick History of Violence Network: A discussion of Michel Wieviorka, Violence: A New Approach, trans. David Macey (London: Sage, 2009).
Poverty Network Inaugural Lecture: Jason Hickel, "Rethinking Development: How the aid industry misses the point about poverty."
Feminist Theory Group: Molly Geidal, University of Manchester
History Research Seminar: Sir Noel Malcolm 'Agents of Empire'
CHM seminar: Dr Samiksha Sehrawat (Newcastle) British Women’s Struggle for Medical Education and Female Medical Experts in the Colonies c.1900-1925
Early Modern Research Seminar and Warwick History of Violence Network: Stuart Carroll (York)
Global History and Culture Centre Annual Lecture: Nile Green (UCLA)
Warwick History of Violence Network
18thCC seminar: Farid Azfar (Swarthmore College) The Golden Age of the Assiento
Global History Research Seminar & European History Research Seminar: David Todd (Kings London)
'Contested Histories': History MA Conference
The Prison and Mental Health: from Confinement to Diversion
Global History & Eighteenth Century Research Seminar: Sarah Easterby-Smith (St. Andrews) The Emperor’s New Cloves: Tipu Sultan, French botany and empire in 1788
Global History Reading Group: Phil Hoffman, Why did Europe Conquer the World
Eighteenth Century Research Seminar: Penelope Corfield (Royal Holloway) 'Lauding Merit Over Birth: Intimations of a Coming Meritocracy, 1700-1830
History of Medicine Seminar with Prof. Anne Hardy (LSHTM): Eats Shoots and Heaves: Salad, Science and Medicine, 1870-2000
Global History Research Seminar & Early Modern History Research Seminar: Paul Warde (Cambridge)
18thCC seminar: David Taylor (Warwick): 'Looking, Literacy, and the Printshop Window'
Warwick History Research Seminar: Ruth Harris (Oxford) 'Missionising the West: Dharmapala and Vivekananda re-make global spirituality'
Global History Reading Group: Vivek Chibber, Postcolonial Theory and the Specter of Capital
CHM seminar Dr Gabriela Ramos:The South American Epidemic of 1720: a historical conundrum
Feminist Theory Group: Shulamith Firestone, The Dialectic of Sex (1970), Chapters 6-10
Early Modern Research Seminar: Bill Bulman (Lehigh)
Contested Archives
18thCC seminar: Paul Monod (Middlebury College): The Occult Revival in late 18th Century England
Warwick History Research Seminar: Natalie Scholz (Amsterdam): "How Many Jews...?" Driving the Volkswagen through Time and Space
Global History reading group
CHM Research Seminar: Beatriz Pichel 'Photographing the Emotional Body: Practices of Psychology and Theatre at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century in France'
Warwick History Department 50th Anniversary Celebration
Gender and Feminist Theory Group: Liz Harvey
YOU AIN'T HEARD NOTHIN' YET! - Rick Senat’s
YOU AIN'T HEARD NOTHIN' YET! - Rick Senat’s
Feminist Theory Group
Global History Research Seminar: Clare Anderson (Leicester) with Dr Christian De Vito and Ms Katy Roscoe
CHM Research Seminar: Roberta Bivins 'Contagious Communities: Medicine, Migration, and the NHS in Post War Britain'
Eighteenth Century Research Seminar: Kate Retford (Birkbeck) 'Light Incidents': Humour and the Conversation Piece in C18th England
Warwick History Research Seminar: Alex Walsham (Cambridge) "The Fanatique Rage of the Late Times": Iconoclasm, Reputation and Memory in the English Civil Wars
Global History Reading group
Early Modern Research Seminar: David Hitchcock (Canterbury Christ Church)
Global History & Culture Centre srtart of year reception
Centre for the History of Medicine Research Seminar and Gender and Feminist Theory Reading Group: Peter Hegarty: Nature and Choice in the Recent Psychology of Sexuality
Early Modern Research Seminar: Felicity Heal (Oxford)
Warwick History Department 50th Anniversary Event: Margaret Drabble and Carolyn Steedman ‘Young Women at University in the 1960s and 1970s’
Senimar - The Future of Film Criticism: Cineaste Editors in Conversation
Amorus Distance: Spectatorship in the Films of Michael Haneke
Natalie Wood: Hollywood’s Final Child
Gwynne Lewis and Roger Magraw: A Celebration
Working Parents and Childcare: A Historical Perspective
Reproduction and Ethnicity Workshop
History Postgraduate Conference 2014-15
Croesus' World: Human Rights and the Age of Inequality
Writing the History of Socio-Economic Rights
The Age of Labour? Workers and Politics in Twentieth-Century South Asia
Feminist Theory Group: Dr Holmes
Population and Global History
Global Conference 'Gems in Transit: Materials, Techniques and Trade, 1400-1800
Seminar: Rethinking the History of Sexual Science
Seminar: The Global History of la France profonde: Languedoc in the Eighteenth Century
Seminar: Alchemy, Art and Electricity: Gems at the Académie Royale des Sciences, c.1700-1750
History Research Seminar: Mr Selden's Map of China
History and Film: ‘A lack of continuity: salvaging the gendered work of script supervisors’
Feminist Theory Group: Italian Women and Citizenship
18thCC seminar: "Experimentalism: Literary Knowledge and Science in Eighteenth-Century Britain
Seminar: Building Psychiatric Utopias in Post War Britain
History & Policy Parenting Forum
Feminist Theory Group
History and Film: 'Peace Films'
Seminar: Harem Histories and Princely Politics: Tipu Sultan, the Family and East India Company Rule
Seminar: Brahmins, Brothers or Lovers?
Seminar: Ethnographies of Identity among Rural Mexican-African Communities
Seminar: The Fall of Napoleon, 1812-1814
History and Film: 'Bruce Dern: Beyond Just the Man Who Killed John Wayne'
Miraculous Icons and Bolshevik Power
Workshop: Publishing in Past and Present
History & Policy Parenting Forum
Boko Haram and the Future of Nigeria
Seminar: Complicity: Guilt, Collaboration and the Psychic Debts of Catastrophe
Seminar: Sympathy at the End of History: Edward Gibbon and his Romatic Legacy
Seminar: SQUALOR, SCANDAL AND CIVILISING MISSION: Institutional Provision for the Insane in the British Caribbean, 1815-1914
PG Graduation Reception
Seminar: The Origins of 'Celebrity' (1750-1850)
Seminar: With Great Pomp and Magnificence: Royal Gifts and the Embassies between Siam and France in the 1680s
Seminar: History and the Historical Novel
Seminar: Believing in Seeing
Flooding and Politics in Early Modern England
History & Policy Parenting Forum
Parent-Child Relationships Past and Present
Seminar: Mr. Boswell Goes to Corsica: The Politics of Charisma in the Age of Revolutions
From World History to World Literature: China, the South and the Global 1960s
Warwick Oral History Network
The Global Trade of Textiles and Clothing in the Early Modern Period: Exchange, Meaning and Materialities
The First Global Order: Imagining the British Empire of Law
Law and Global History
Seminar/film screening: 'How to Survive a Plague'
Seminar: Mennon and McGillivray: Scotland and the North American Frontier, 1790-1810
Second Memory Group Meeting
Feminist Theory Group - A Hajkova
Seminar: Wealth and Inequality: Thomas Piketty and Capital in the 21st Century
Seminar: Medicine in Theresienstadt
Warwick History of Violence Network Reading Group
Seminar: Thinking About the Ancien Régime
Memory Group Meeting
Warwick History of Violence Network Reading Group
Seminar: Orangutans and Black Slaves in Global Perspective: Challenging the Boundaries of Humankind at the end of the Eighteenth Century
J. Smyth - James Dean Retrospective with screening to follow
Jan de Vries on The Great Divergence followed by Reception
Prof. Jan de Vries, The General Crisis of the Seventeenth Century: Old Debates and New Perspectives
Dudley Andrew's talk - 'Belief and Technology Bazin and the Miracle of Superimposition
Seminar: The Legacies of British Slave-Ownership
Luxury Workshop 4: Luxury and the Ethics of Greed in the Early Modern World
Oral History Network & Policing Parenting Forum
Subimperial Formations of Medicine:Taiwan and Korea
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
Popular Reaction to Napoleon’s 100 Days: Print, Satire, Song and Theatre
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
A Malady of Migration
Workshop on ‘The Place of Africa in Global History’
Public lecture 'Locating the Indian Ocean'
Workshop on 'Violence and Identity in Kenya'
Fiction, Drama and History writers in discussion with historians
Situating Medicine: New Directions Conference
Early Modern Melancholy
New Jazz Conceptions: History, Theory, Practice
History Department PG Conference 2014
Probity and corruption in 17th & 18th Century Trade
Laughter and Satire in Europe 1500-1800
Probity and Corruuption in 17th & 18th Century Trade
The Future of World and Global History
Global Seminar Annual Lecture
Contacts and Comparisons between the Middle East and South Asia
Evangelical Empires and the Search for the Muslim Gutenberg
18th Century Seminar Series
Health and Human Rights in a Global Perspective
Twelfth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research: Parish Soundscapes
18th Century Seminar Series
Reform and Reformation: The Eighth Research Colloquium
CHM Seminar: Prof. Bertrand Taithe, University of Manchester
Toads and Informers: How the British Treated Their Collaborators during the Cyprus Emergency, 1955-59
History Research Seminar: Dr Ines Perez 'Unstable Definitions: Gender, Work and Family within Domestic Service (Buenos Aires, 1956-1974)'
Economic History Society Annual Conference 2014
Alien Nations: Identities and Empires in Global History
Early Modern seminar -David Trim, title tba
Reading Group on Memory,History and Memorialisation
Oral History Seminar: Oral history and writing the history of everyday life in the Holocaust
18th Century/Early Modern Seminar
Fashion Attack:Pussy Riot's Aesthetic Protest
CHM Seminar: Dr Claire Shaw, University of Bristol
Material Culture & Commodities Reading Group
History Research seminar: Prof Jean Stubbs, Emeritus (London Metropolitan University)
18th Century Seminar Programme
GHCC Workshop on Japan, Asia and the World Trading System in the Long Nineteenth Century
History Research Seminar: Professor Holger Nehring (University of Stirling), 'E.P.Thompson - History and War'
Global Research Exchange
History Research Seminar
Material Culture & Commodities Reading Group
18th Century Seminar Programme
Oral History Crossing National Boundaries: Investigating Belief and Non-Belief in Three European Countries
CHM Seminar: Dr Shane Doyle, University of Leeds
18th Century Seminar Series
History and Policy Forum on Parenting
Human Rights in Global History
History/CAS Research Seminar: Duncan Campbell
postgrad Skills Session: Material Cultures
18th Century Seminar Series
History Research Seminar: Prof Deirdre Coleman in conversation with Prof Carolyn Steedman
Early Modern/ Global History Seminar - Professor Kate Lowe
Lecture by Deirdre Coleman
Early Modern seminar - Dr Sasha Handley
CHM Seminar: Dr Anna Maerker
18th Century Seminar Programme
The Sonoran 'Dynasty' and the Revolutionary Regime in Mexico, 1910-1934
Early Modern/18th Century Seminar
18th Century Seminar Programme
Global workshop
History of the Americas Seminar
18th Century Seminar Programme
CHM Seminar: Dr Vivienne Lo, UCL
18th Century Seminar
Global History Research Exchange
Feminist Theory Reading Group
Representing Prisoner of War Experience
Warwick-Monash Webinar
Made Up People - Conference
CHM Seminar: Prof. Linda Bryder, Uni of Auckland
Professor Matt Romaniello (University of Hawaii) 'Peter the Great's Campaign to Promote Smoking'
CHM Seminar: Prof Peter Abrahams, Warwick Medical School
Trade in Lunacy - Public Engagement Event
MA Internal Board Meeting
Ancient Medicine Reading Group
Monash Webinar
History Postgraduate Conference 2013
History Postgraduate Conference 2013
Trans-Atlantic, Trans-Pacific: Oceanic Exchange and the Visual Culture of Colonial Latin America
Reading group
Queer Asia as Historical Critique
Global History and Contingent Colonialism: Rethinking the History of 'British' India
Global History Centre AGM
Critical Entanglements:Histories and Cultures of Global Health
Early Modern France in New Contexts
CHM Research Seminar Series
IDEA Symposium
Public Lecture - Irradiating the Sun-Starved: Light Therapies in Britain, c.1900-1940
Global History seminar
Ancient Medicine Reading Group
CHM Work in Progress Forum
History Research Seminar
CHM Research Seminar Series
IAS Speculative Lunch - Medical Humanities
Keynote: Stephen Clucas (Birkbeck), Exorcism, conjuration and the historiography of early modern magic
Keynote: Sachiko Kusukawa (Cambridge), The role of the visual in the history of science: a historiographic review
Scientiae 2013: Disciplines of Knowing in the Early Modern World
Light Technologies: the Materialisation of Light Therapeutics, c.1890 to the Present
Erotica, Pornography and the Obscene in Europe
Public Exhibition - Irradiating the Sun-Starved: Light Therapies in Britain, c.1900-1940
CHM Academic Staff Meeting
Oliver Sacks - Awakenings - NOW FULL
CHM Research Seminar Series
Oral History Network Meeting
CHM Work in Progress
Global History Seminar
History Research Forum
CHM Academic Skills Session
CHM Reading Lunch
CHM Academic Skills Session
Ancient Medicine Reading Group
HRC Conference - What is old age? New perspectives from the humanities
CHM Work in Progress
Global History Seminar
History Research Forum
CHM Reading Lunch
Global History Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
CHM Research Seminar Series
History Research Seminar
CHM Academic Skills Session
Researcher Network - Interdisciplinary
CHM Reading Lunch
Global History Seminar
MA Graduation, 11/12 cohort
Global History Centre meeting
History Research Seminar
CHM Research Seminar Series
CHM Academic Skills Session
Eighteenth Century Seminar
CHM Work in Progress
History Research Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
CHM Reading Lunch
Dr Angela Davis - Warwick Words
Global History Seminar
CHM Research Seminar Series
Early Modern Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Global History Seminar
History Research Seminar
CHM Reading Lunch
CHM Work in Progress
Global History Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
CHM Research Seminar Series
History Research Seminar
Warwick Oral History Network
CHM Reading Lunch
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Global History Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Global History Centre meeting
CHM Invitee Welcome Reception
CHM and History Photos
History Research Seminar
Joint Seminar
CHM Research Seminar Series
CHM Reading Lunch
Looking Back: 'Post-Feminism', History, Narrative
Exhibition: Shrewsbury and the Severn: An Evolution of Trade
Understanding Parenting: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives'
War, Memory, Trauma - Public Talk
Histories of Medicine in the Household
Academic Staff Meeting (following UG Exam Board)
War, Memory, Trauma Exhibition- Launch Day
Coventry Mysteries Festival - CHM
Our Fathers - Theatre Production
Postgraduate Conference
Symposium - The Human Animal? Investigating the Boundaries of Being Human
Being Human - Seminar - Prof Peter Sahlins (University of California, Berkeley)
Early Women Biochemists
Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Global History Seminar
Americas Research Seminar
Fascism, Everydayness, and the Spectacle: The Staging of History under the Third Reich
Historical Methodologies in the Humanities and Social Sciences
CHM Seminar Series
Early Modern Seminar
CHM Seminar Series
Academic Skills Sessions - CHM - tbc
Academic Staff Meeting
CANCELLED - History Research Seminar
Global History Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
Researching China Network Seminar Series
Creative Writing Workshops
Creative Writing/Poetry Workshop
Being Human - Robotics Symposium
Being Human - Robotics Seminar; Professor Alan Winfield
Honorary Seminar
Global History Seminar
Academic Staff Meeting
CHM Seminar Series
Global History Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Global History Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Reading Lunch
Latin American History Reading Group
Global History Seminar
CHM Seminar Series
CHM Academic Skills Session
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Departmental Council
History Research Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Reading Lunch
Latin American History Reading Group
History Research Seminar
CHM Seminar Series (Joint with Early Modern)
History of Medicine Reading Lunch
CHM - Academic Skills Session
Global History Seminar
Academic Staff Meeting
History Research Seminar
CHM - Academic Skills Session
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
CHM Seminar Series
The Sound and the Fury: The Multicultural Persuasion in Mexico and the U.S
PG Committee
Research Committee
TALCOM
British Society for the History of Science - PG Conference
CHM Symposium - 'Free Will in the Past and Today'
Being Human: MHS - Professor Raymond Tallis
Latin American History Reading Group
Academic Staff Meeting
History Research Forum
Early Modern Seminar
CHM Research Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Dr Roger Smith: IAS Visiting Fellow
Americas Research Seminar
PG Committee
TALCOM
Research Committee
Oral History Network Event
Dr Roger Smith
Dr Roger Smith: IAS Visiting Fellow
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Oral History Network Event - Conference
Departmental Study Leave Committee
Departmental Council
History Research Forum
Early Modern Postgraduate Seminar
IAS Corruption Network
Latin American History Reading Group
Early Modern Seminar
Numbers are your Friends: Network Science in Historical Research
Research Committee
PG Committee
TALCOM
History Research Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Centre for the History of Medicine Research Seminar
Vice-Chancellor's Vistit to the Department
History Research Seminar
Professor Lord Smail Talk - IAS Being Human Network
Professor Lord Smail - Being Human IAS Network
Rethinking writing the History of Parliament
Latin American History Reading Group
Academic Staff Meeting
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Oral History Network Event Seminar
Science, medicine and technology, 1930-2000: The Problem of Poverty (2)
History Research Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Centre for the History of Medicine Research Seminar
Conference: The Problem of Power
Postgraduate Conference
CHM - Public Engagement; Inside the Irish Giant
Writing Wrongs Colloquium
Early Modern Seminar Series
Venetian Studies Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar Series
Early Modern Seminar
Spanish America in the Early Eighteenth Century: New Perspectives on a Forgotten Era
Spanish America in the Early Eighteenth Century: New Perspectives on a Forgotten Era
History of Medicine Seminar Series
Early Modern Seminar
Americas Seminar
Demonstration of new Windows 7 desktop
History of Medicine Seminar Series
Centre for the History of Medicine Wellcome Visit
History Research Seminar
Early Modern / Stvdio Seminar
Workshop on Political Economy in later 17th and 18th Centuries
Early Modern / Eighteenth Century Seminar
Picturing Women’s Health 1750-1910
History of Medicine Seminar Series / C18 and Early Modern Seminar Series
History of Medicine Seminar Series
Early Modern Seminar
Early Modern / Stvdio Seminar
History Research Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar Series
Early Modern / Caribbean Studies Seminar
'Science, technology and medicine in India, 1930-2000: The problem of poverty.'
The Usable Past in Seventeenth-Century England
Early Modern Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar /Eighteenth Century Seminar Series
‘Migration, Mental Illness and the Management of Asylum Populations’
19th Women's History Network Conference
Latin American Reading Group
Latin American History Reading Group
History Postgraduate Conference
"Eighth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research" on the topic "'Parishes' on the Margins"
Early Modern Seminar
C18 Seminar
Americas Research Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
History Research Seminar
Americas Research Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
Latin American Reading Group
Everyday Technology in Monsoon Asia, 1880-1960
History Research Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
History of Medcine Reading Lunch
Latin American History Reading Group
C18 Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
History of Medicine Reading Lunch
History Research Seminars
Early Modern Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
Americas Research Seminar
History of Medicine Reading Lunch
Latin American History Reading Group
Americas Research Seminar
C18 Seminar
Americas Research Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
C18 Seminar and Early Modern Seminar
History Research Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
Latin American History Reading Group
A Tale of Two Cities Conference
Latin American History Reading Group
C18 Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
French Atlantic and Caribbean Workshop
History Research Seminar
Americas Research Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
CRUSAID Charity 5K Fun Run - SHAWeek
Latin American History Reading Group
CHM - Sexual Health Awareness Week
Cultural History Seminar Series
C18 Seminar
Global History Seminar
Situating Medicine Reading Lunch
Cultural History Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
Latin American History Reading Group
History Research Seminars
Early Modern Seminar
Cultural History Seminar
C18 Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
Early Modern Seminar
History of Medicine Seminars
POSTGRADUATE INDUCTION WEEK
PG Grad Reception
Globalising the Age of Reform, c. 1780-1850: varieties of reform in Britain and the British Empire.
Unmarried Mothers in England, 1970 – 2009
RAE - REF visit
Comparative Histories Workshop
History Postgraduate Conference
Early Modern Seminar
Seventh Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Situating the Subaltern in South Asian Medical History
LATIN AMERICA RESEARCH SEMINAR
Early Modern Seminar
IAS Workshop
Latin American Reading Group
Cultures of War in Early Modern France
Book Launch Event for The European World
Centre for the History of Medicine
Performance: The Last Women
Rethinking Politics in C16th England
EHS and SHS Annual Conferences
Higher Education Academy Events
C18th Seminar
Early Modern Seminar Series
Beyond Modernity Conference
Workshop: Signalling Sound
Cultural History Seminar Series
C18th Seminar
Centre for the History of Medicine Seminar
Additional Seminar
Latin American Reading Group
Higher Education Academy Events
History Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Global History Seminar
Cultural History Seminar
Americas Seminar
Global History Seminar
Centre for the History of Medicine
Higher Education Academy Events
Cultural History Seminar Series
Global History Seminar
Centre for the History of Medicine
Prospective PhD Funding Meeting
Latin American Reading Group
History of Medicine Discussion Group
History & Americas Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
C18th Seminar
Degree Congregration - History
Degree Congregration - History
goldgar
Centre for the History of Medicine
Institute of Historical Research Seminar
Latin American Reading Group
Higher Education Academy Events
Latin American Reading Group
C18th Seminar
Americas Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
History of Medicine Reading group
History Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Global History Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
History of Medicine Meeting
African Athena
Latin American Reading Group
Global History Seminar
Americas Seminar
C18th Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
History Seminar
Latin American Reading Group
History & Americas Seminar
IAS Visiting Fellow Talk
Early Modern Seminar
Glasses Booked
Induction Week
Latin American History Reading Group
Conference of Irish Historians in Britain
Latin American History Reading Group
Latin American History Reading Group
Doctoral Training in Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies
Religion and Violence in Early Modern France
Latin American History Reading Group
History Postgradute Symposium
Eighteenth-Century PhD Workshop
Postgraduate Conference
Postgraduate Conference
Jay Winter (Yale) on Rene Cassin and Human Rights
History Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
Sixth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Multi Disciplinary Conference
Early Modern Seminar
HRC Conference
Waged Domestic Work and the Making of the Modern World Conference
Thinking Aloud Workshop
History Seminar
SSLC Meeting
Postgraduate/Postdoctoral Workshop
Arts Faculty PG Training Program
Early Modern Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
Latin American History Reading Group
History of Medicine Postgraduate Reading Lunch
Study of Women and Gender Studies Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
History Seminar
Global History Seminar Series
“'Underground' History: A Proposal for Examining Trinidadian (and West Indian) Societies
Early Modern Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
HRC Conference: Sites of Change in Reformation England
Study of Women and Gender Studies Seminar
Global History Seminar Series
Miss Fan can tun her han!
Americas Research Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
IAS
History Seminar
Centre for the Study of Women and Gender WBS
Interdisciplinary Research Symposium
MPhil/PhD Funding Workshop
MA Funding Workshop
History of Medicine Seminar
History Seminar
Study of Women and Gender Studies Seminar
Cars, Cars, and More Cars
“Anglican Conversion and the Slaves in Jamaica”
Early Modern Seminar
Latin American History Reading Group
The Women and the Community Seminar Series
Global History Seminar Series
History of Medicine Seminar
Seminar - Jan Smut, the United Nations Preamble and the Rhetoric of Race and Rights
History of Medicine Reading Lunch
Early Modern Seminar
Study for Women and Gender Seminar
History Seminar
Presentazione dei Volumi
Regimens of Health: Perceptions, Representations and Practices, 1880-1950
Launch - Raising Hercules 'Remembering the Nine'
Caribbean Studies Lecture
Early Modern Seminar
Raising Hercules 'Remembering the Nine'
HRC - 16th Donald Charlton Lecture
Screening of 'Black Robe'
The Status of the Trace: Governmentality and the Body in the Age of Biosurveillance
HRC - Interdisciplinary Seminar Series
Premiere of Education/History Upgrade site
Considering Postgraduate Study
Early Modern Seminar
Caribbean Studies Lecture
Caribbean Studies Lecture
Towards a History of Suicide in Central Africa
History of Medicine Seminar
History Seminar
Venice Alumni 40th Anniversary Weekend
Robyn Spencer Lecture
Bodies Anatomical and Terrestrial: Exploring the Interior in the Nineteenth Century
History Seminar Week 5
Early Modern Seminar - Finds as Documents
Maison Francaise D'Oxford Conference
The Lives and Loves of an Indian Plant: Poisons, Pleasures and Medicine in 19th-Century India
History Seminar Week 3
Early Modern Seminar
Start of the autumn term
Free at Last? - Caribbean Studies Interdisciplinary Conference
Free at Last? - Caribbean Studies Interdisciplinary Conference
Free at Last? - Caribbean Studies Interdisciplinary Conference
La France Outremer: Expeditions, Encounters and Exchanges
'Sites, Places, Spaces: Merchant Practices in the Mediterranean'
Global Cultures of Indian Textiles
History Postgraduate Conference
Fifth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Life After History - Alumni Careers Forum
Workshop: Classicism and Traditionalism in Medical Systems
Spooked: Cultures of Intelligence in Britain, 1945-2007
India: The Global City
Italians in China
EVERYDAY PEOPLE: A CELEBRATION OF ORAL HISTORY AND LIFE IN BRITAIN 1950-1999
Seminar: Greg Wells, 'What did you do in the missions, Daddy?: A dialogue about mission hospital life in South Africa in the seventies'
Early Modern Seminar: Reading Group on 'Singing the Gospel: Lutheran Hymns and the Success of the Reformation'
Global Conversations
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
The New British Social History Seminar
History Research Seminar
"Da heime in miner Pfarre". Identitätsbildung und Kulturtransfer im europäischen Niederkirchenwesen der Vormoderne'
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
The New British Social History Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
History Research Seminar
History Research Seminar
The New British Social History Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Early Modern Seminar
Social Space and Religious Culture: Workshop II of the "Social Sites" Network
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar (Special Departmental Seminar)
Early Modern Seminar
History Research Seminar
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminars
Early Modern Seminar
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
Fifth Workshop on Early Modern German History
Culture, Space and Power: Peopling the Built Environment in Renaissance England c. 1450-1700
Fourth Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
History Research Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
Eighteenth Century Seminar
History Research Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
The History Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
The History Seminar
The History Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
The History Seminar
Eighteenth Century Seminar
HISTORY POSTGRADUATE CONFERENCE
Warwick Symposium on Parish Research
Early Modern Research Group
'America in the British Imagination' one-day conference
The History Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
The History Seminar
Warwick Eighteenth Century Centre
Early Modern Research Group
Thinking Space in Early Modern England
History of Medicine Seminar
History Research Seminar
Warwick Eighteenth Century Centre
History of Medicine Seminar
History Research Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
History Research Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
History of Medicine Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
History of Medicine Seminar
History Department Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
History of Medicine Seminar
History Department Seminar
History of Medicine Seminar
History Department Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
History of Medicine Seminar
History Department Seminar
Eighteenth-Century Centre Seminar
Early Modern Research Group
'Perceptions of the Supernatural in the Long 18th Century'
History Department Seminar
Day Conference: Outrageous Stories: Women, Scandal and Subversion in Britain
History Department Seminar
History Department Seminar