As always, Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi is the person to read on the history of modern Iran and the present regional crisis. newleftreview.org/sidecar/posts/…

At Urban History (Urban History Group) we are hiring an early modern book reviews editor! If you would like join a fantastic team, earn an annual stipend and shape the present and future of urban history then you can apply here: cambridge.org/core/services/…

Who is Target and how do I vote for them?

Happening now: Columbia and Barnard Faculty stand in support of our students Columbia University Barnard College

Sam Wetherell, “Sowing Seeds: Garden Festivals and the Remaking of British Cities after Deindustrialization.” (2022) cambridge.org/core/journals/…

OK, who told Taylor Swift about the previous generation of British social historians?

So excited to share that I've won the 2024 Olivette Otele Prize, for an essay titled 'Black Women Radicals and Networks of Transnational Resistance in the Twentieth-Century' ✊🏾🏆

I can't wait to talk more about my work! Please check out the thread below for more details 👇🏾

Just received the first copies of 'Massacre in the Clouds' - by far the hardest book I've worked on. It uncovers the story of the Bud Dajo Massacre through a single photograph and as such the book itself can be considered a 100.000-word caption.

In the early 1990s an experimental community arts programme in Liverpool asked working class children how often they danced and what moment from their life they wished they had on film.

Friend of mine has just arrived in Britain.

i'm writing a book!