IHR seminars > Modern British History (formerly British History 1815-1945)
Modern British History (formerly British History 1815-1945)
Convenors: Professor Sally Alexander (Goldsmiths), Dr Kate Bradley (Kent), Professor Matthew Cragoe (University of Sussex), Dr David Feldman (Birkbeck), Dr Helen McCarthy (Queen Mary), Dr Roland Quinault (Institute of Historical Research), Dr Paul Readman (King's College), Professor Pat Thane (CCBH at KCL), Professor Michael Thompson (IHR), Professor Frank Trentmann (Birkbeck).
Venue: Bedford Room G37, Senate House, unless otherwise stated
Time: Thursday, 5.00pm
| 12 January | Matthew Cragoe (Sussex) 'The Life and times of the cockney sportsman': non-elite shooting in London and beyond, c 1800-1872 |
| 26 January | Anne Logan (Kent) Policy Transfer in an Imperial Context: Britain's Colonial Penal Advisory Committees, 1937-1947 |
| 9 February | Matthew Kelly (Southampton) Improvement and Incarceration: the Strange Case of Nineteenth-Century Dartmoor |
| 23 February | Lucinda Matthews-Jones (Swansea) Sunday preaching in the People's Park: Oxford House Heads and the Performance of Religious Masculinity in the East End of London, 1880-1900 |
| 8 March | Emily Robinson (Nottingham) Progress and Progressivism, 1888-1914 |
| 29 March | Mark Freeman (Glasgow) An advanced type of democracy? Governing adult education in 1920s England |
