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Masculinity in Byzantium: Dr Maroula Perisanidi on her new book
Masculinity in Byzantium, c. 1000-1200: Scholars, Clerics and Violence is published by Cambridge University Press (2024). Dr Perisanidi joins us to tell us more about the book.
Major new reports on pandemic preparedness draw on School of History researchers’ expertise
'The Changing Face of Pandemic Risk: 2024' & 'Expanding Pandemic Risk Assessment' call for global leaders, policy-makers, health professionals and communities to build a safer, more resilient future
Arts and humanities researchers awarded funding to unlock the impact of their research
The funding will enable the researchers to lead a broad range of impactful projects in collaboration with researchers and partners in the UK and overseas
Reimagining Empire in India: Professor Andrea Major on her new book
Reimagining Empire in India: George Thompson, Anti-Slavery Activism, and the Global Networks of British Colonial Reform, 1831-1858 is published by Bloomsbury (2025).
Professor Kate Dossett's inaugural lecture now available to watch online
The School was pleased to celebrate Professor Kate Dossett's inaugural lecture, 'Changing the Script: Women as History Makers', in October 2024.