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Dr Lizzy Spencer's (Lecturer in Eighteenth Century and Public History) book 'Describing Women’s Clothing in Eighteenth-Century England' was published this week! Please follow this link to find out more: boydellandbrewer.com/9781837650347/… Dr Lizzy Spencer

Excited to announce the publication of two volumes, Histories of Solitude and Histories of Perplexity that offer fresh perspectives on Colombia's past and present. Dr Ana Otero-Cleves Ana María Otero-Cleves (Lecturer in the History of Latin America) contributed to this collective project

Thinking of completing an MA in History at York? We have a range of scholarships available for MA students closing on 3 May 2024. Find out more here: york.ac.uk/history/study/…

History at York placed top 100 in the world according to the latest release of the QS World University Rankings by subject (2024)

Join the next IPUP seminar on 2 May with Michael Lambert on 'Sorry somehow? Narrating accountability, responsibility and the complicity of the British state for historic forced adoption' at 6-7.30 in BS/005 or online - register to attend online bit.ly/IPUP2May

Join us for the next IPUP seminar on 8th May, a collaboration with Centre for the History of People Place & Community. York History MA students will be reflecting on their experiences of Doing Public History in York. When: 5.30pm-7pm Where: V/N/123 and online -register to attend online bit.ly/3Qqn2A4

Well done British Postgraduate Network for Chinese Studies on a fantastic annual conference! Over 50 speakers & 2 keynotes, Prof Jiang Jiehong + Assoc Prof Jennifer Altehenger, came together over 2 days to explore ‘Braving the Tides: Chinese Individuals Navigating Social Changes’.

Professor Helen Cowie recently published an article in the British Journal for the History of Science. If you're interested in snakes, goats or nineteenth-century animal welfare, you can read it open access here: doi.org/10.1017/S00070…

‘Dr Will Tullett (@WillTullett), Lecturer in Early Modern History, has just had a chapter published on teaching history using the senses in the book ‘Innovations in Teaching History’, available open access here: read.uolpress.co.uk/projects/innov…’

.@EskandarSadeghi Senior Lecturer in the Modern History of the Middle East, has published a new article with New Left Review on Iran’s presidential election and its significance: newleftreview.org/sidecar/posts/…

.@EskandarSadeghi has a new article exploring the first translations and reception of Antonio Gramsci into Persian published in South Atlantic Quarterly: tinyurl.com/2shxu3j7

Dr Emma Marshall was elected to the executive committee of the Social History Society for a term of three years. She's looking forward to working with a team of eminent historians to further the study and teaching of social history.

"New Open Access Article - 'Chronic challenges: picturing chronic disease by the World Health Organization'. Co-authored by the Department's own Alexander Medcalf and Prof Karl Atkin (Sociology), the article in Medical Humanities is available to view/download: bit.ly/3XKFyaz

There are two fully-funded PhD opportunities with the Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity at York, with supervisors in the History Department Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity KewGardens Sabine Clarke Deadline: 2nd February 2025. See the VLE for details and LCAB's recruitment website.

Join us next week for the History Research Seminar University of York History Department, Beth Wilson, BA Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Oxford, will be talking about ‘Slavery, Emotions and Gender in the US South’. 20 November 2024, 5:30 -7:00 PM. All welcome! For more details: shorturl.at/dIlfX

Professor Helen Cowie's book, Animals in World History is out now with Routledge Books. If you're interested in panda diplomacy, celebrity kakapos or cocaine hippos, you can find out more here: routledge.com/Animals-in-Wor…. Some chapters available Open Access.

Join us next week for the History Research Seminar at University of York History Department. Dr Claudia Soares @claudiajsoares.bsky.social will share her research on empire, emotions, and welfare, 1860-1900. 4 Dec, 5:30 -7:00 PM. All welcome! For more info: york.ac.uk/history/about/…