Thematic study and historical interpretations - History

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Y301 The Early Anglo-Saxons c.400-800

Y303 English Government and the Church 1066-1216

Y304 The Church and Medieval Heresy c.1100-1437

Y306 Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors 1485-1603 - The main causes of rebellion and disorder

Y306 Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors 1485-1603 - The frequency and nature of disturbances

Y307 Tudor Foreign Policy 1485-1603 - The aims and methods of Tudor foreign policy

Y307 Tudor Foreign Policy 1485-1603 - Scotland and France

Y307 Tudor Foreign Policy 1485-1603 - Burgundy, the Netherlands and Spain

Y308 The Catholic Reformation 1492-1610

Y309 The Ascendancy of the Ottoman Empire 1453-1606

Y310 The Development of the Nation State: France 1498-1610

Y311 The Origins and Growth of the Empire 1558-1783

Y312 Popular Culture and the Witchcraze of the 16th and 17th Centuries

Y314 The Challenge of German Nationalism 1789-1919

Y315 The Changing Nature of Warfare 1792-1945

Y316 Britain and Ireland 1791-1921

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - The government and rulers of China 1839–1989

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - The economy of China 1839–1989

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - Society in China 1839–1989

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - China and the wider world

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - The nature of government

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - Economy and society

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - War and revolution

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - Russia: Empire, nationalities and satellite states

Y319 Civil Rights in the USA 1865-1992

Y320 From Colonialism to Independence: The British Empire 1857-1965

Y301 The Early Anglo-Saxons c.400-800

BRITAIN – THE EARLY ANGLO-SAXON CHURCH, 597-754

Augustine and the Roman Mission to the English

Prof. Sarah Foot, University of Oxford

BRITAIN – THE EARLY ANGLO-SAXON CHURCH, 597-754

The Significance of the Augustinian Mission

Prof. Sarah Foot, University of Oxford

BRITAIN – THE EARLY ANGLO-SAXON CHURCH, 597-754

The Synod of Whitby

Prof. Sarah Foot, University of Oxford

BRITAIN – THE EARLY ANGLO-SAXON CHURCH, 597-754

Kings and Bishops

Prof. Sarah Foot, University of Oxford

BRITAIN – THE EARLY ANGLO-SAXON CHURCH, 597-754

Monasteries in the Landscape

Prof. Sarah Foot, University of Oxford

BRITAIN – THE EARLY ANGLO-SAXON CHURCH, 597-754

Boniface and Anglo-Saxon Missions to the Continent

Prof. Sarah Foot, University of Oxford

Y303 English Government and the Church 1066-1216

BRITAIN – THE REIGN OF RICHARD I, 1189-99

Reputation and Criticism

Dr Hugh Doherty, University of East Anglia

BRITAIN – THE REIGN OF RICHARD I, 1189-99

The Gillingham Effect

Dr Hugh Doherty, University of East Anglia

BRITAIN – THE REIGN OF RICHARD I, 1189-99

Upbringing and Values

Dr Hugh Doherty, University of East Anglia

BRITAIN – THE REIGN OF RICHARD I, 1189-99

Regime Change

Dr Hugh Doherty, University of East Anglia

BRITAIN – THE REIGN OF RICHARD I, 1189-99

Crusade

Dr Hugh Doherty, University of East Anglia

BRITAIN – THE REIGN OF RICHARD I, 1189-99

Capture, Return and Death

Dr Hugh Doherty, University of East Anglia

Y304 The Church and Medieval Heresy c.1100-1437

BRITAIN – JOHN WYCLIFFE AND THE LOLLARDS, 1350-1500

John Wycliffe

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

BRITAIN – JOHN WYCLIFFE AND THE LOLLARDS, 1350-1500

Wycliffism and the Vernacular

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

BRITAIN – JOHN WYCLIFFE AND THE LOLLARDS, 1350-1500

Heresy and Politics

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

BRITAIN – JOHN WYCLIFFE AND THE LOLLARDS, 1350-1500

Public Prosecutions and Social Networks

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

BRITAIN – JOHN WYCLIFFE AND THE LOLLARDS, 1350-1500

Proselytising Lollardy

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

BRITAIN – JOHN WYCLIFFE AND THE LOLLARDS, 1350-1500

Lollardy and the Reformation

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL HERESY, 1100-1437

The Origins of Heresy

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL HERESY, 1100-1437

Cathars

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL HERESY, 1100-1437

Waldensians

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL HERESY, 1100-1437

Inquisition

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL HERESY, 1100-1437

Voices in the Records

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

THE CHURCH AND MEDIEVAL HERESY, 1100-1437

The Nature of Heresy

Prof. John Arnold, University of Cambridge

Y306 Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors 1485-1603 - The main causes of rebellion and disorder

THE TUDORS – EDWARD VI AND MARY I, 1547-58

Faction under Edward

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FACTION IN THE TUDOR COURT, 1509-1603

What is faction?

Dr Janet Dickinson, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FACTION IN THE TUDOR COURT, 1509-1603

Was there a Boleyn faction?

Dr Janet Dickinson, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FACTION IN THE TUDOR COURT, 1509-1603

Was Anne Boleyn brought down by faction?

Dr Janet Dickinson, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FACTION IN THE TUDOR COURT, 1509-1603

Did Cromwell destroy Anne Boleyn?

Dr Janet Dickinson, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FACTION IN THE TUDOR COURT, 1509-1603

Was there an Essex faction?

Dr Janet Dickinson, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FACTION IN THE TUDOR COURT, 1509-1603

Has the significance of faction in the last decade of Elizabeth's reign been exaggerated?

Dr Janet Dickinson, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FACTION IN THE TUDOR COURT, 1509-1603

Conclusion

Dr Janet Dickinson, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND THE SUCCESSION CRISES, 1558-1603

Introduction

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND THE SUCCESSION CRISES, 1558-1603

Elizabeth's Particular Problems

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND THE SUCCESSION CRISES, 1558-1603

Rivals to the Throne

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND THE SUCCESSION CRISES, 1558-1603

Mary, Queen of Scots

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND THE SUCCESSION CRISES, 1558-1603

Refusal to Marry

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND THE SUCCESSION CRISES, 1558-1603

The End of the Reign

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

Y306 Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors 1485-1603 - The frequency and nature of disturbances

THE TUDORS – POLITICS AND RELIGION, 1509-1603

Was being Queen of Ireland the biggest of all the problems faced by Elizabeth I?

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

THE TUDORS – HENRY VIII AND THE ENGLISH REFORMATION, 1509-47

The Pilgrimage of Grace

Dr Tracey Sowerby, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – EDWARD VI AND MARY I, 1547-58

Risings and Rebellions, 1549-54

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

Y307 Tudor Foreign Policy 1485-1603 - The aims and methods of Tudor foreign policy

THE TUDORS – CARDINAL WOLSEY, 1472-1530

Wolsey and War

Prof. Glenn Richardson, St Mary's University

THE TUDORS – CARDINAL WOLSEY, 1472-1530

Wolsey and Peace

Prof. Glenn Richardson, St Mary's University

THE TUDORS – FOREIGN POLICY, 1509-1603

Why was foreign policy so disastrous during the years 1547-58?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FOREIGN POLICY, 1509-1603

How did the Reformation affect foreign policy?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FOREIGN POLICY, 1509-1603

Was Elizabeth’s foreign policy a ‘complete mess’?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – THE GOLDEN AGE OF ELIZABETH I, 1558-1603

Was there new economic and imperial activity under Elizabeth?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Empire Project

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Tudors, 1500-1603

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

Y307 Tudor Foreign Policy 1485-1603 - Scotland and France

THE TUDORS – CARDINAL WOLSEY, 1472-1530

The Field of Cloth of Gold and the 1521 War

Prof. Glenn Richardson, St Mary's University

THE TUDORS – FOREIGN POLICY, 1509-1603

Why did Henry VIII spend so much time at war against France?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – FOREIGN POLICY, 1509-1603

How and why did England’s relationship with France change under Elizabeth?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND THE SUCCESSION CRISES, 1558-1603

Mary, Queen of Scots

Prof. John Morrill, University of Cambridge

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND FRANCE, 1558-88

A New Queen of England, 1558-61

Dr Estelle Paranque, New College of the Humanities

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND FRANCE, 1558-88

Marriage Negotiations with France – Part I, 1564-71

Dr Estelle Paranque, New College of the Humanities

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND FRANCE, 1558-88

Marriage Negotiations with France – Part II, 1571-81

Dr Estelle Paranque, New College of the Humanities

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND FRANCE, 1558-88

Two Queen Ruling Over Europe: Elizabeth I and Catherine de Medici

Dr Estelle Paranque, New College of the Humanities

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND FRANCE, 1558-88

Trouble Years and the Birth of an Expected Friendship, 1584-88

Dr Estelle Paranque, New College of the Humanities

THE TUDORS – ELIZABETH I AND FRANCE, 1558-88

The Scheming Protestant Queen

Dr Estelle Paranque, New College of the Humanities

Y307 Tudor Foreign Policy 1485-1603 - Burgundy, the Netherlands and Spain

THE TUDORS – FOREIGN POLICY, 1509-1603

Why did Elizabeth go to war against Spain?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

Y308 The Catholic Reformation 1492-1610

THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION, 1500-1650

Introduction

Prof. Simon Ditchfield, York University

THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION, 1500-1650

Papal Revival

Prof. Simon Ditchfield, York University

THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION, 1500-1650

Spiritual Regeneration

Prof. Simon Ditchfield, York University

THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION, 1500-1650

The Council of Trent

Prof. Simon Ditchfield, York University

THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION, 1500-1650

Measuring the Impact

Prof. Simon Ditchfield, York University

THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION, 1500-1650

Conclusion

Prof. Simon Ditchfield, York University

Y309 The Ascendancy of the Ottoman Empire 1453-1606

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE BATTLE OF MOHÁCS, 1526

From Istanbul to the Drava

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE BATTLE OF MOHÁCS, 1526

The Start of the Battle: Hungarian Cavalry Charge

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE BATTLE OF MOHÁCS, 1526

The End of the Battle: Ottoman Victory

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE BATTLE OF MOHÁCS, 1526

The Immediate Aftermath

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE BATTLE OF MOHÁCS, 1526

The Longer-Term Consequences

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE ASCENDENCY OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1453-1606

Mehmed II and Bayezid II, 1451-1501

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE ASCENDENCY OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1453-1606

The Rise of Iran and the War with Hungary, 1501-22

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE ASCENDENCY OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1453-1606

Suleiman's Early Campaigns, 1522-36

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE ASCENDENCY OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1453-1606

Suleiman's Later Campaigns, 1536-66

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE ASCENDENCY OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1453-1606

Victory and New Problems, 1566-90

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE ASCENDENCY OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1453-1606

Times of Trouble, 1590-1606

Dr Colin Imber, Manchester University

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE, 1453

The Byzantine and Ottoman Empires in 1450

Prof. Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, London

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE, 1453

The Defence of Constantinople

Prof. Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, London

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE, 1453

New Sultan, New Fleet, New Technology

Prof. Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, London

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE, 1453

The Siege Begins

Prof. Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, London

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE, 1453

The Final Attack

Prof. Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, London

OTTOMAN EMPIRE – THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE, 1453

Aftermath

Prof. Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, London

Y310 The Development of the Nation State: France 1498-1610

FRANCE – THE REIGN OF HENRY IV, 1589-1610

France in the Wars of Religion

Dr Tom Hamilton, Durham University

FRANCE – THE REIGN OF HENRY IV, 1589-1610

The Troubles of the League

Dr Tom Hamilton, Durham University

FRANCE – THE REIGN OF HENRY IV, 1589-1610

Religious Settlement

Dr Tom Hamilton, Durham University

FRANCE – THE REIGN OF HENRY IV, 1589-1610

Economic Settlement

Dr Tom Hamilton, Durham University

FRANCE – THE REIGN OF HENRY IV, 1589-1610

The Assassination of Henri IV

Dr Tom Hamilton, Durham University

Y311 The Origins and Growth of the Empire 1558-1783

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Empire Project

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Tudors, 1500-1603

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Early Stuarts, 1603-40

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

Civil War and Revolution, 1640-60

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Restoration, 1660-1700

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

Conclusion

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

Y312 Popular Culture and the Witchcraze of the 16th and 17th Centuries

WITCHCRAFT AND WITCH-TRIALS, 1450-1750

Belief

Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb, Roehampton University

WITCHCRAFT AND WITCH-TRIALS, 1450-1750

Demons and Crimes

Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb, Roehampton University

WITCHCRAFT AND WITCH-TRIALS, 1450-1750

Accusations

Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb, Roehampton University

WITCHCRAFT AND WITCH-TRIALS, 1450-1750

Gender

Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb, Roehampton University

WITCHCRAFT AND WITCH-TRIALS, 1450-1750

Torture and Confessions

Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb, Roehampton University

WITCHCRAFT AND WITCH-TRIALS, 1450-1750

The End of Witchcraft?

Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb, Roehampton University

WITCHCRAFT, 1550-1750

The Meaning of Witchcraft

Prof. Malcolm Gaskill, University of East Anglia

WITCHCRAFT, 1550-1750

The Rise of Witch Trials

Prof. Malcolm Gaskill, University of East Anglia

WITCHCRAFT, 1550-1750

Witchcraft and the Law

Prof. Malcolm Gaskill, University of East Anglia

WITCHCRAFT, 1550-1750

The East Anglican Witch-Hunt, 1645-47

Prof. Malcolm Gaskill, University of East Anglia

WITCHCRAFT, 1550-1750

The Decline of Witch Trials

Prof. Malcolm Gaskill, University of East Anglia

THE WITCH CRAZE IN BRITAIN, EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1500-1700

Introduction

Mr Robin Briggs, University of Oxford

THE WITCH CRAZE IN BRITAIN, EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1500-1700

Witchcraft in Germany

Mr Robin Briggs, University of Oxford

THE WITCH CRAZE IN BRITAIN, EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1500-1700

Matthew Hopkins

Mr Robin Briggs, University of Oxford

THE WITCH CRAZE IN BRITAIN, EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1500-1700

Salem

Mr Robin Briggs, University of Oxford

THE WITCH CRAZE IN BRITAIN, EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1500-1700

Lorraine

Mr Robin Briggs, University of Oxford

THE WITCH CRAZE IN BRITAIN, EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1500-1700

Conclusion

Mr Robin Briggs, University of Oxford

Y314 The Challenge of German Nationalism 1789-1919

GERMANY – THE UNIFICATION OF GERMANY, 1815-71

What was Germany like in 1871?

Dr Anna Ross, University of Oxford

GERMANY – THE UNIFICATION OF GERMANY, 1815-71

How important was the growth of national identities to unification?

Dr Anna Ross, University of Oxford

GERMANY – THE UNIFICATION OF GERMANY, 1815-71

How did the authorities react to 1848?

Dr Anna Ross, University of Oxford

GERMANY – THE UNIFICATION OF GERMANY, 1815-71

What role did international circumstances play in the formation of a German nation state?

Dr Anna Ross, University of Oxford

GERMANY – THE UNIFICATION OF GERMANY, 1815-71

What role did individuals and the military play in the formation of a German nation state?

Dr Anna Ross, University of Oxford

GERMANY – THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-33

Introduction

Prof. Benjamin Ziemann, Sheffield University

GERMANY – THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-33

The Beginnings of Weimar Germany

Prof. Benjamin Ziemann, Sheffield University

GERMANY – THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-33

Political Fragmentation

Prof. Benjamin Ziemann, Sheffield University

GERMANY – THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-33

The Politics of Republicanism

Prof. Benjamin Ziemann, Sheffield University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

The Last Years of the War

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

The German Revolution

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

The Spartacist Uprising

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

The New Constitution

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

The Treaty of Versailles

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

The Kapp Putsch

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

Hyperinflation, the Ruhr Crisis and the Beer Hall Putsch

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE EARLY YEARS OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, 1918-23

Conclusion

Dr Nadine Rossol, Essex University

GERMANY – THE FIRST WORLD WAR, 1914-18

The Myth of War Enthusiasm

Prof. Matthew Stibbe, Sheffield Hallam University

GERMANY – THE FIRST WORLD WAR, 1914-18

Economic Mobilisation

Prof. Matthew Stibbe, Sheffield Hallam University

GERMANY – THE FIRST WORLD WAR, 1914-18

Internal Opposition to the War

Prof. Matthew Stibbe, Sheffield Hallam University

Y315 The Changing Nature of Warfare 1792-1945

WORLD WAR I – THE MILITARY STRATEGIES OF THE GREAT POWERS, 1914-18

Preparations for War, 1905-14

Dr Rob Johnson, University of Oxford

WORLD WAR I – THE MILITARY STRATEGIES OF THE GREAT POWERS, 1914-18

Stalemate in 1914

Dr Rob Johnson, University of Oxford

WORLD WAR I – THE MILITARY STRATEGIES OF THE GREAT POWERS, 1914-18

The Search for Alternatives, 1914-16

Dr Rob Johnson, University of Oxford

WORLD WAR I – THE MILITARY STRATEGIES OF THE GREAT POWERS, 1914-18

The New Way of War

Dr Rob Johnson, University of Oxford

WORLD WAR I – THE MILITARY STRATEGIES OF THE GREAT POWERS, 1914-18

The Bitter End

Dr Rob Johnson, University of Oxford

Y316 Britain and Ireland 1791-1921

IRELAND – 20TH CENTURY, 1912-PRESENT

The Birth of a Nation, 1912-32

Prof. Brian Girvin, Glasgow University

IRELAND – 20TH CENTURY, 1912-PRESENT

De Valera's Achievement, 1932-48

Prof. Brian Girvin, Glasgow University

IRELAND – 20TH CENTURY, 1912-PRESENT

Crisis and Transformation, 1948-66

Prof. Brian Girvin, Glasgow University

IRELAND – 20TH CENTURY, 1912-PRESENT

The Modernisation of Ireland, 1966-97

Prof. Brian Girvin, Glasgow University

IRELAND – 20TH CENTURY, 1912-PRESENT

Ireland Transformed?

Prof. Brian Girvin, Glasgow University

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - The government and rulers of China 1839–1989

CHINA – THE MAKING OF MODERN CHINA

What is China?

Prof. Kerry Brown, King's College London

CHINA – THE MAKING OF MODERN CHINA

Why does China have a Communist Party?

Prof. Kerry Brown, King's College London

CHINA – THE MAKING OF MODERN CHINA

Who was Mao Zedong?

Prof. Kerry Brown, King's College London

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR AND MAOIST CHINA, 1937-76

What was China like in 1936?

Prof. Yangwen Zheng, Manchester University

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR AND MAOIST CHINA, 1937-76

Why did the Communists win the Chinese Civil War?

Prof. Yangwen Zheng, Manchester University

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR AND MAOIST CHINA, 1937-76

What challenges did the CCP face when they came to power in 1949?

Prof. Yangwen Zheng, Manchester University

CHINA – DENG XIAOPING AND THE OPENING OF CHINA, 1979-97

From Mao to Deng

Prof. Frank Ching, HKUST

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

The Origins of the CCP

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

The Kuomintang

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

The CCP-KMT United Front, 1923-27

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

The Shanghai Massacre and the Nanjing Decade, 1927-37

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

Retreat and Consolidation, 1927-34

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

The Long March, 1934-35

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

The Yan’an Period, 1936-43

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

Communist Victory, 1943-49

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE RISE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY, 1921-49

Establishment of the PRC, 1949

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – DENG XIAOPING AND THE OPENING OF CHINA, 1979-97

Political Developments, 1979-97

Prof. Frank Ching, HKUST

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR, 1937-45

How did the war influence Chinese politics?

Dr Tehyun Ma, Sheffield University

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - The economy of China 1839–1989

CHINA – THE MAKING OF MODERN CHINA

How did China become so rich?

Prof. Kerry Brown, King's College London

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR AND MAOIST CHINA, 1937-76

The First Five-Year Plan, 1953-7

Prof. Yangwen Zheng, Manchester University

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR AND MAOIST CHINA, 1937-76

The Great Leap Forward, 1958-62

Prof. Yangwen Zheng, Manchester University

CHINA – DENG XIAOPING AND THE OPENING OF CHINA, 1979-97

Economic Development, 1979-97

Prof. Frank Ching, HKUST

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR, 1937-45

How did the war influence China’s economy?

Dr Tehyun Ma, Sheffield University

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - Society in China 1839–1989

CHINA – THE MAKING OF MODERN CHINA

What was the Cultural Revolution?

Prof. Kerry Brown, King's College London

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR AND MAOIST CHINA, 1937-76

The Cultural Revolution, 1966-76

Prof. Yangwen Zheng, Manchester University

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR AND MAOIST CHINA, 1937-76

Was China better off in 1936 or 1976?

Prof. Yangwen Zheng, Manchester University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

What was the meaning of the name ‘Cultural Revolution’?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

Why did Mao launch the Cultural Revolution when he did?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

Is it accurate to describe the Cultural Revolution as the ‘decade of disaster’?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

To what extent were Mao’s motives ideological rather than political?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

What was the role of the Red Guards in Mao’s strategy?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

Why was traditional Chinese culture a prime target in the Cultural Revolution?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

What part did Mao’s wife, Jiang Qing, play in the Cultural Revolution?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

How important was Lin Biao in the Cultural Revolution?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

CHINA – THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1966-76

To what extent was the Cultural Revolution a success?

Prof. Michael Dillon, Durham University

Y317 China and its Rulers 1839-1989 - China and the wider world

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

China and the West: 2,000 Years of Trade

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

Coastal Trade in China in the 17th-18th Centuries

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

The Growth of the Opium Trade: Part I

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

The Growth of the Opium Trade: Part II

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

The Case For and Against Opium

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

The Causes of the First Opium War

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

The First Opium War, 1839-42

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – THE FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1839-42

The Consequences of the First Opium War

Dr Lars Laamann, SOAS, University of London

CHINA – DENG XIAOPING AND THE OPENING OF CHINA, 1979-97

US-China Relations – 1968-82

Prof. Frank Ching, HKUST

CHINA – DENG XIAOPING AND THE OPENING OF CHINA, 1979-97

US-China Relations – 1979-97

Prof. Frank Ching, HKUST

CHINA – DENG XIAOPING AND THE OPENING OF CHINA, 1979-97

China and the World in 1997

Prof. Frank Ching, HKUST

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR, 1937-45

Why did the Japanese occupy Manchuria in 1931?

Dr Tehyun Ma, Sheffield University

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR, 1937-45

What were the causes of the outbreak of war in 1937?

Dr Tehyun Ma, Sheffield University

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR, 1937-45

Why did Japan lose the war?

Dr Tehyun Ma, Sheffield University

CHINA – THE SECOND SINO-JAPANESE WAR, 1937-45

How did the war shape Chinese society?

Dr Tehyun Ma, Sheffield University

CHINA – SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS, C.1840-1945

Political Exchange

Dr Marjorie Dryburgh, Sheffield University

CHINA – SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS, C.1840-1945

Cultural Exchange

Dr Marjorie Dryburgh, Sheffield University

CHINA – SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS, C.1840-1945

The Invasion of Manchuria

Dr Marjorie Dryburgh, Sheffield University

CHINA – SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS, C.1840-1945

Life in Manchukuo

Dr Marjorie Dryburgh, Sheffield University

CHINA – SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS, C.1840-1945

The Marco Polo Bridge Incident

Dr Marjorie Dryburgh, Sheffield University

CHINA – SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS, C.1840-1945

The Chinese Experience of War

Dr Marjorie Dryburgh, Sheffield University

CHINA – SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS, C.1840-1945

China and the Second World War

Dr Marjorie Dryburgh, Sheffield University

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - The nature of government

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

Revolutionary Ferment: The Bolsheviks and Their Ideas

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE END OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA, 1894-1917

The Provisional Government, March-October 1917

Prof. Peter Waldron, University of East Anglia

RUSSIA – THE END OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA, 1894-1917

The Failure of Constitutionalism, 1905-14

Prof. Peter Waldron, University of East Anglia

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Stalin's Rise to Power

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF KHRUSHCHEV, 1953-64

Khrushchev and the Thaw

Dr Miriam Dobson, Sheffield University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF KHRUSHCHEV, 1953-64

Second World War to the Death of Stalin (1945-53)

Dr Miriam Dobson, Sheffield University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF KHRUSHCHEV, 1953-64

The Prisoners' Return

Dr Miriam Dobson, Sheffield University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF KHRUSHCHEV, 1953-64

The Secret Speech

Dr Miriam Dobson, Sheffield University

RUSSIA – THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOVIET POLITICS, 1917-22

Historiography

Dr Lara Douds, Northumbria University

RUSSIA – THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOVIET POLITICS, 1917-22

The Nature of Early Soviet Government

Dr Lara Douds, Northumbria University

RUSSIA – THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOVIET POLITICS, 1917-22

The Dissolution of the Constituent Assembly

Dr Lara Douds, Northumbria University

RUSSIA – THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOVIET POLITICS, 1917-22

The Red Terror

Dr Lara Douds, Northumbria University

RUSSIA – THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOVIET POLITICS, 1917-22

The Impact of the Civil War

Dr Lara Douds, Northumbria University

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - Economy and society

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Introduction: Russia, 1900-22

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

War Communism and Lenin's New Economic Policy

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Industrialisation and Collectivisation

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Repression and the Great Terror

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF KHRUSHCHEV, 1953-64

Khrushchev's Building Programme

Dr Miriam Dobson, Sheffield University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

The Sources

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Historiography, 1940-68: The Totalitarian School

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Historiography: 1968-85: The Revisionist School

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Historiography, 1985-Present: The Opening of the Archives

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Current Research, Part 1: A Threatened State

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

Current Research, Part 2: Stalin Counters the Threat

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE GREAT TERROR, 1936-38

HPSSS

Prof. James Harris, Leeds University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

The Events

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Famine and Human History

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Historical Context: Russia and Ukraine

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

The Soviet System and Ukraine

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Soviet Culpability

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE, 1932-33

Long-Term Consequences

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - War and revolution

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

Whose Revolution?

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

Contenders for Power

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

October 1917: The Bolsheviks Take Over

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

Looking Back: War: A Disaster in the Making

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

Looking Back: An Empire in Crisis

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

February 1917: The Revolution Erupts

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

The Russian Revolution: Consequences and Legacies

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

The Revolution Betrayed: The Road to Kronstadt

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

A People's Tragedy: Civil War and Famine

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

The World Reacts: Interventions For and Against

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR, 1917-22

Resistance From Within: The Forces of Counter-Revolution

Dr Mark Levene, Southampton University

RUSSIA – THE END OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA, 1894-1917

Russia in 1900

Prof. Peter Waldron, University of East Anglia

RUSSIA – THE END OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA, 1894-1917

The 1905 Revolution

Prof. Peter Waldron, University of East Anglia

RUSSIA – THE END OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA, 1894-1917

The First World War, 1914-17

Prof. Peter Waldron, University of East Anglia

RUSSIA – THE RULE OF STALIN, 1922-41

Foreign Policy and the Approach of War

Dr Arfon Rees, Birmingham University

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1905

The 1905 Revolution

Dr Jonathan Smele, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1905

The Peasantry

Dr Jonathan Smele, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1905

The Industrial Revolution

Dr Jonathan Smele, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1905

Political Opposition to the Regime

Dr Jonathan Smele, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1905

The Consequences of 1905

Dr Jonathan Smele, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1917

The Events of 1917

Dr Andy Willimott, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1917

Historiography

Dr Andy Willimott, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1917

Who were the Bolsheviks?

Dr Andy Willimott, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1917

Was the Bolshevik Revolution a feminist revolution?

Dr Andy Willimott, QMUL

RUSSIA – THE REVOLUTION OF 1917

The Cultural Front

Dr Andy Willimott, QMUL

Y318 Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964 - Russia: Empire, nationalities and satellite states

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

Czechoslovakia, 1918-48

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

Stalinism and the Origins of the Prague Spring

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

The Prague Spring Reforms

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

RUSSIA – THE PRAGUE SPRING, 1968

Reasons for the Soviet Intervention

Prof. Kevin McDermott, Sheffield Hallam University

Y319 Civil Rights in the USA 1865-1992

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Introduction

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Reconstruction and Racial Segregation, 1865-1900

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Booker T. Washington and Racial Accommodation

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

W. E. B. Du Bois, The NAACP and the First World War

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – CIVIL RIGHTS, 1865-1941

New Deal or Big Deal?

Prof. Robert Cook, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

The ‘Classical Phase’ of the Civil Rights Movement

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

The Struggle for Civil Rights in the Late 1940s to the Mid-1950s

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

The Grass Roots Battle for Racial Equality in the 1960s

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

Martin Luther King and the Birmingham and Selma Campaigns

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

Malcolm X, Watts, and the Emergence of Black Power

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945-70

Black Power and the Changing African American Freedom Struggle

Dr Tom Davies, Sussex University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

Introduction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

The Roots of Reconstruction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

The Reality of Reconstruction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

The Politics of Reconstruction

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

Reconstruction and Racial Violence

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-77

Reconstruction and Redemption

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, 1966-82

The Roots of the Black Panther Party

Dr Joe Street, Northumbria University

US HISTORY – THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, 1966-82

The Ten-Point Program

Dr Joe Street, Northumbria University

US HISTORY – THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, 1966-82

How did the Black Panthers differ from other African-American groups?

Dr Joe Street, Northumbria University

US HISTORY – THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, 1966-82

Patrolling the Police

Dr Joe Street, Northumbria University

US HISTORY – THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, 1966-82

The Problem of Huey P. Newton

Dr Joe Street, Northumbria University

US HISTORY – THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, 1966-82

The FBI and White Oppression

Dr Joe Street, Northumbria University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-65

Secession

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-65

The Second American Revolution

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-65

Emancipation

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-65

The Union's War

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-65

The Confederacy's War

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

US HISTORY – THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-65

Historiography and Legacy

Prof. Susan-Mary Grant, Newcastle University

Y320 From Colonialism to Independence: The British Empire 1857-1965

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Empire Project

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Tudors, 1500-1603

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Early Stuarts, 1603-40

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

Civil War and Revolution, 1640-60

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Restoration, 1660-1700

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

Conclusion

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE HIGH NOON OF EMPIRE, 1815-1902

Colonial Administration

Dr Sascha Auerbach, Nottingham University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE HIGH NOON OF EMPIRE, 1815-1902

British India: The Jewel in the Crown

Dr Sascha Auerbach, Nottingham University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE HIGH NOON OF EMPIRE, 1815-1902

British India: Response and Rebellion

Dr Sascha Auerbach, Nottingham University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE HIGH NOON OF EMPIRE, 1815-1902

The Mid-Victorian Empire

Dr Sascha Auerbach, Nottingham University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE HIGH NOON OF EMPIRE, 1815-1902

New Imperialism and the Scramble for Africa

Dr Sascha Auerbach, Nottingham University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE HIGH NOON OF EMPIRE, 1815-1902

The Boer War

Dr Sascha Auerbach, Nottingham University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

Introduction

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

The Legacies of the Second World War

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

Retreat or Renewal?

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

Suez and its Aftermath

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

The Winds of Change

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE END OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1945-1968

An Unwished-For Future

Dr Simon Potter, Bristol University

BRITISH INDIA, 1601-1947

Introduction

Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh University

BRITISH INDIA, 1601-1947

The East India Company, 1601-1858

Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh University

BRITISH INDIA, 1601-1947

The High Noon of Empire, 1858-1919

Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh University

BRITISH INDIA, 1601-1947

Gandhi

Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh University

BRITISH INDIA, 1601-1947

Gandhi and Mass Nationalism, 1919-39

Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh University

BRITISH INDIA, 1601-1947

The Partition of India, 1939-47

Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh University

BRITISH INDIA, 1601-1947

Beyond British India, 1947-Present

Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh University