Modern European History
Seminar or event series
The Modern European History Research seminar is the focal point in Cambridge for graduates and scholars in European history from c. 1750 to the present day. Talks tend to attract audiences of twenty to forty on a regular basis; discussions are lively, and speakers and audience generally enjoy the experience.
Events
Oct
17
“Writing British History in European Contexts: Challenges and Opportunities”
In collaboration with the Modern British History Seminar
roundtable with Sara Caputo (Cambridge) and Julia Moses (Sheffield)
At 5pm in the Castlereagh Room, Fisher Building, St John’s College
Oct
22
The Religious Streetsinger: A Secular European Tradition
David Hopkin (Oxford)
Oct
29
Why Did Putin Attack Ukraine?
Jonathan Haslam (Cambridge)
Nov
12
Revisiting the Early 19th Century: the Revolutions of 1830 and their Radical Imperialism Reconsidered
Beatrice de Graaf (Utrecht)
Nov
19
Constitutions in the Age of Revolutions
a roundtable discussion with Maurizio Isabella & Christopher Clark (Cambridge).
Nov
26
A Political Sound: K-Pop, French Rap, and the Postcolonial Interruption
Paroma Ghose (IfZ Munich)
Dec
3
Bombs and Constitutions: Revolutionary Violence in the Reign of Alexander II
Daniel Beer (Royal Holloway)
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Banner picture: André Devambez - La Barricade ou l'Attente
At a glance
Term
Michaelmas Term
When
Tuesdays 5.15 - 7.00pm GMT
Where
Audit Room, King's College, unless otherwise indicated
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