Last week Alex Mayhew's book, Making Sense of the Great War, was published by Cambridge University Press. His monograph explores the morale, identities, perceptions, and sense making of infantrymen and reveals how they coped with and responded to crisis. More here: buff.ly/3xHpfRa

On 23 May, Dr Rosalind Coffey will be discussing her new book 'The British press, public opinion, and the end of empire in Africa: the 'wind of change', 1957-60', the first in-depth study of the role of the British press in African decolonisation.
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Today is publication day for my first book and a package arrived LSE International History from Cambridge University Press containing my author copies of Making Sense of the Great War.

There is a spare one.

So, in true Twitter style, I will send it to someone who likes + RTs this in the next seven days.

We are delighted to share that Ron Po has been awarded the Research and Impact Support Fund (RISF) of £20,000, offered by our school, to support his new project concerning the cultural history of shark fins in China.

Congratulations, Dr. Po! 👏👏👏

Dr Anna Cant will be discussing her research on the 1969 Peruvian Agrarian Reform as part of the event 'New perspectives on land, territory and agrarian reforms...' at New York University on 22nd April.

Open to all 👐
Pre-registration is required 👉 bit.ly/48wGotO

📢 Upcoming Event | 'Made in China: When US-China interests converged to transform global trade'

🗓️ Tues 7 May
⏰ 5.00pm-6.30pm

Register to attend in-person or online here:
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Dr Po will be giving a keynote speech at the Annual Workshop organised by the CISEPS at the University of Milano-Bicocca on 12 Apr

His talk will delve into the interactions between the Qing Empire and global powers through the perspective of fisheries

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📰 Media Round Up | Focus On: Dr. Elizabeth O'Brien Ingleson

Revisit some highlights of the latest expert commentary and analysis from Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson, and the launch of her new book, 'Made in China: When US-China Interests Converged to Transform Global Trade'

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🪖 How did soldiers cope with the horrors of the Great War?

Dr Alex Mayhew LSE International History’s new book on soldiers in the First World War explores resilience, hope and our ability to adapt to even the greatest of traumas.

#ArmyDay #LSEResearchForTheWorld
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We welcome a new member of staff to our department, Andrew Halladay 🎉🥳🎉

He will be our new Assistant Professor of Modern South Asian History.

#Welcome #InternationalHistory

📢 Book Launch 📢

We are excited to share that Dr Elizabeth Ingleson's latest book 'Made in China: When US-China interests converged to transform global trade' launches on the 7th of May.

🕔 5.00pm to 6.30pm
✍️ Register to attend - bit.ly/3IQAppf

⚔ How did soldiers cope with the horrors of the Great War?

Alex Mayhew LSE International History's new book on soldiers in World War One explores resilience, hope and our ability to adapt to even the greatest of traumas.

lse.ac.uk/research/resea…

🆕 Introducing the March issue of our #LSEResearchForTheWorld magazine – answering the world's most pressing #SocialScience questions.

Here's what you can find in this month's edition...

Choosing the right referees for your LSE PhD application? 🤔🎯 Ensure they're relevant to your programme, can attest to your academic excellence, and understand your ambitions. @LSEHistory PhD student John navigates you through the process. 👨‍🎓👌↴

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🚨 Just two weeks left to submit your abstract for our Socialist Ideas of Europe in the World Conference! Taking place LSE 14 June - Find more info here: socialistideasconference.wordpress.com

Make the most of your student life in London with savvy financial tips from LSE International History student Hanseul.

1️⃣: use budgeting tools
2️⃣: score discounts
3️⃣: balance part-time work
4️⃣: cook more often

Your wallet will thank you! #StudentSavings #BudgetTips
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We are inviting applications for Guest Teachers and Guest Teaching Assistants.

Applications will be accepted up until the end of April.

Visit our webpage for full details as well as access to the application form:

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Just finished Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson's brilliant book on how US business interests and China's state policies are deeply intertwined in shaping global capitalism.

A must-read!

Harvard University Press LSE International History

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Listen up 👂🏿📢

We recently hosted our alumni, Professor Sergey Radchenko, as he delivered his talk 'To Run the World: the Kremlin’s Foreign Policy from the Cold War to the post-Cold War'.

You can listen to the recording via the following link 👇

🔗 lse.ac.uk/International-…

Congratulations Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson on reaching this monumental milestone 👏👏👏👏