Our co-sponsored #IMC2021 strand on 'Articulating legal and political boundaries' is on TODAY (s526, 626, 726, 826, 926). Come and here such wonders as Danica Summerlin @S_B_White @ifagersen, @KB_Neal and those (I think) not on twitter ....

Welcome to King's History @AlexandraVukov1!

17th century girls learnt to haggle, you don’t have to. My new book on women, work, apprenticeship and 17th century London is £15.60 on kindle

Standing on the shoulders of a giant: we are proud to honour Simon Gaunt's memory with the final publication of our edition of Medieval Manuscripts Royal 20 D I, supplements to the Search function, and a new manuscript added to Alignment. Read about it on our blog: tvof.ac.uk/blog/standing-…

Great event, thank you @ProudlyKings & Jack Poole for making it happen, and all audience for fab questions and contributions.

We are delighted to announce that Sara Ahmed @SaraNAhmed will give the QMUL History of Emotions annual lecture 2022 Department of History at Queen Mary ‘Complaint as Queer Method’. 19th May at 6pm. Save the date! In person and online.

Our new issue is finally out and paginated! Do come and look: academic.oup.com/ehr/issue

**FUNDING KLAXON** The Jinty Nelson scholarship will be offered to one application to our NEW Medieval Studies MA

📢Prof. Colin Kidd St Andrews History announced as James Ford Lecturer 2022-23 Oxford History | "Peculiarities of the English Enlightenment: Ancients, Moderns and Pagan Pasts" | Hilary Term 2023 // more details to follow... ➡️bit.ly/39ase8M

The IHR History of Political Ideas term card is in! From the invention of world historical dates, pretence and simulation with Alice Taylor, and late Ming thoughts on difference and equality with Leigh Jenco 李蕾, to crisis at the end of enlightenment, inter alia!💥 history.ac.uk/seminars/histo…

VERY excited to announce that we'll celebrating the launch of Laura Gowing's extraordinary recent book with drinks and a discussion of women's work in C17 London. Join us, Hannah Dawson, and Amy Louise Erickson at King's on 8 November! Register here👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/womens-work-…

***New publication*** "Creating and Sharing Legal Knowledge in the Twelfth Century: Sankt Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, 673 and Its Context" Edited by Profs Stephan Dusil & Andreas Thier brill.com/view/title/574… #History #medieval #law #romanlaw #manuscript Universität Tübingen Universität Zürich

John Hudson will be delivering the 2023 Carlyle Lectures University of Oxford Oxford History. These lectures form the basis of his forthcoming monograph from the research he has done during the project. See below for dates, times, and titles 👇

I am sad to share this, because it means that one of my favourite people in Sheffield is leaving, but Sheffield is advertising for a full-time, open-ended Lecturer in Medieval History to join our lovely department! Please do share widely & come join us 😊 jobs.ac.uk/job/CYI071/lec…

On the very first day of #AutismAcceptanceWeek we didn’t expect to need to make a statement about developments which show a profound lack of acceptance and understanding of neurodivergent people. But here we are.

A major & very important archive has just arrived Bishopsgate Institute! It’s going to be catalogued & available ASAP. Here’s a little clue….

This afternoon we're celebrating the much-loved former IHR receptionist Glen Jacques and his contribution to the IHR. You can read about Glen, and the detailed scale model of the original IHR buildings that he made, in this blog post 👉 blog.history.ac.uk/2023/04/a-cele…

Congratulations to our colleague Laura Gowing who was awarded the SocialHistorySociety Book Prize for her book 'Ingenious Trade: Women and Work in Seventeenth-Century London' Cambridge University Press #womenhistory #londonhistory #history socialhistory.org.uk/2023/07/06/boo…

Hugely excited to share this new #UKRIFLF publication, bringing together ethicists, historians, surgeons and psychologists to determine best practice in #facetransplants The outcome comes from a Lab held by The Policy Institute and is funded by UK Research and Innovation sciencedirect.com/science/articl…