Category Archives: Kingston University

A Future Based on the Past: the scholarly and career benefits of studying History at postgraduate level

Posted on March 14, 2019 by historyatkingston

Why study history at postgraduate level? What do the expert commentators say? Here at Kingston University the History team often point our applicants to a range of sources which explain the huge benefits of postgraduate history, either at taught-course level or … Continue reading →

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Successful talk at Kingston University on Mainstreaming Black Power

Posted on March 12, 2019 by historyatkingston

There was a good attendance at the latest session in the ‘Cultural Histories at Kingston’ seminar series, which is co-chaired by Dr. Jeremy Nuttall and organized by the History team at Kingston University. The event saw a fascinating talk by Dr. Tom … Continue reading →

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Mainstreaming Black Power – upcoming talk at Kingston University

Posted on February 25, 2019 by historyatkingston

You are warmly invited to attend the latest session in the Cultural Histories at Kingston seminar series, organized by the History team at Kingston University, which will be a talk by Dr. Tom Davies, Senior Lecturer in American History at the … Continue reading →

Politeness in Eighteenth-Century England – upcoming round-table discussion at Kingston University

Posted on January 28, 2019 by historyatkingston

You are warmly invited to attend the latest session in the Cultural Histories at Kingston seminar series, organized by the History team at Kingston University, which will be a round-table discussion on the theme of: Politeness in Eighteenth-Century England Our discussion … Continue reading →

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Whatever happened to British social democracy? Event and book launch held in honour of David Marquand

Posted on December 16, 2018 by historyatkingston

At a time of mounting political crisis and division in the country, amidst stalemate over ‘Brexit’, and with the major political parties in Britain seemingly lurching towards the populist extremes, it is worth pausing to reflect on what has happened … Continue reading →

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One Hundred Years On: Britain and the First World War – upcoming History speaker session at Kingston University

Posted on November 25, 2018 by historyatkingston

You are warmly invited to attend the next session in the Cultural Histories at Kingston speaker series this coming Thursday. The timely topic will be: One Hundred Years on: Britain and the First World War The latest History speaker session … Continue reading →

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Social Democracy in Crisis? Britain and Beyond – upcoming round-table discussion at Kingston University

Posted on November 7, 2018 by historyatkingston

The Cultural Histories at Kingston Research Group warmly invite you to a discussion panel to held on 14th November on the following: Social Democracy in Crisis? Britain and Beyond The round-table discussion will focus on British and European politics, the current … Continue reading →

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Category Archives: Kingston University

A Future Based on the Past: the scholarly and career benefits of studying History at postgraduate level

Successful talk at Kingston University on Mainstreaming Black Power

Mainstreaming Black Power – upcoming talk at Kingston University

Politeness in Eighteenth-Century England – upcoming round-table discussion at Kingston University

Whatever happened to British social democracy? Event and book launch held in honour of David Marquand

One Hundred Years On: Britain and the First World War – upcoming History speaker session at Kingston University

Social Democracy in Crisis? Britain and Beyond – upcoming round-table discussion at Kingston University

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