Politics, Diplomacy, and International History
The Politics, Diplomacy and International History group brings together researchers with a shared interest in international affairs.
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- School of History
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- Politics, Diplomacy, and International History
Politics, Diplomacy, and International History
Our Research
Our research explores diplomacy and statecraft, international political history, multinational institutions, historical networks, and the flow of people, goods, culture and ideas around the world. We welcome scholars who embrace international, transnational and/or comparative methods and perspectives in exploring a wide range of geographic, temporal and thematic interests.
Our expertise
Discover our subject specialists who lead our research - from postgraduate research students to internationally-renowned academic staff.
More on Our expertiseOur projects
Explore our research projects directory to discover past and present research activity.
More on Our projectsNosotras, las refugiadas: Dr Alba Martínez on her new book
Nosotras, las refugiadas: Género, identidades y experiencias de las…
Thursday 22 August 2024
More on Nosotras, las refugiadas: Dr Alba Martínez on her new bookAll His Spies: Professor Stephen Alford on his new book
All His Spies: The Secret World of Robert Cecil is published by Allen Lane…
Tuesday 30 July 2024
More on All His Spies: Professor Stephen Alford on his new bookWelcome to Dr Aniket Chettry: Research spotlight
Dr Chettry is the School of History's Charles Wallace India Trust visiting…
Monday 12 February 2024
More on Welcome to Dr Aniket Chettry: Research spotlightResearch spotlight: Dr Alba Martínez
Dr Martínez joins the School of History as Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow,…
Thursday 14 December 2023
More on Research spotlight: Dr Alba MartínezResearch Seminar: Falconry and Birds of Prey in Pre-Modern Exchanges
Dr Tiago Viúla de Faria presents a paper for the Institute for Medieval Studies seminar series 2024-25.
Tuesday 26 November 2024, 17:00 - 19:00 | Events, Seminars and lectures, Seminar series,
More on Research Seminar: Falconry and Birds of Prey in Pre-Modern Exchanges