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Institute of Historical Research (IHR), provides a major open-access library, seminars and lectures, conferences, books and journals, podcasts, digital projects, Ma/PhD study and research training at Senate House

History Online bibliographic update
18 Jan | January to March 2012
International Committee of Historical Sciences
16 Jan | 22nd Congress CFP: please return completed proposals to Professor Miles Taylor
Locating London’s Past
12 Dec | New online historical mapping resource available
New edition of Past & Future
16 Nov | The autumn/winter edition of the IHR's magazine

Last call for Applications: Deadline 30th and...
25 Jan | Opportunity for two PhDs and one PostDoc to work on well funded Eurostat Project
Call For Papers: Routledge Handbook of Global...
18 Jan | Chapters for this new publication now being sought
Call for Papers: Comparative research about...
10 Jan | Would you like to contribute to a special issue of an established journal?
The Morris Award for Outstanding Achievement...
10 Jan

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Ancients and Moderns: the 81st Anglo-American Conference of Historians

5-6 July 2012

Registrations for the 2012 Anglo-American Conference on Ancients and Moderns are now open. Plenary lecturers include: Paul Cartledge (Cambridge), Constanze Güthenke (Princeton), Mark Lewis (Stanford), Sanjay Subrahmanyam (UCLA) and David Womersley (Oxford). Click here for programme and registration details.