Department of History

Research Seminar Series 2011

Date(s)
Wednesday 5th October (00:00) - Wednesday 14th December 2011 (00:00)
Description

The University of Nottingham
Department of History 

Research Seminars
Autumn Semester 2011

Venue: Department of History, Lenton Grove, A18/19

Convenors: Dr Mathilde von Bülow & Dr Spencer Mawby

5 October (4:15pm) - Dr Spencer Mawby, University of Nottingham, ‘Mr Smith Goes to Vienna: British Colonial Policy and the Cold War in the Caribbean 1952-1954’ PDF format

12 October (5:00pm) - Ms Emily Buchnea, University of Nottingham, 'The Culture of Quality: Assuring Taste and Preference in the Liverpool-New York Trading Network.' PDF format

19 October (4:15pm) - Dr Helen Parr, University of Keele, 'Britain between Europe and America: The Politics of Anglo-French nuclear co-operation, 1970-3' PDF format

26 October (4:15pm) - Professor Johanna Gehmacher, University of Vienna, ‘Self-Invention and Female Activism: Käthe Schirmacher (1865-1930) and the Public Image of a German Women’s Rights Campaigner’ PDF format

2 November (4:15pm) - Ms Gemma Evans, University of Nottingham, ‘African American Churches in the Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1965: An examination of denominational identity, networks and internal conflict’

9 November (5pm) - Dr Stephanie Lewthwaite, University of Nottingham, 'Cross-Cultural Encounters in New Mexico: The Photography of John Candelario' PDF format

16 November - Reading Week, no seminar

23 November (4:15pm)- Ms Susanne Sklepek-Hatton, University of Nottingham, ‘Discourses of Womanhood in the Czech Normalization Period 1970-1989 MS Word Icon

30 November (4:15pm)- Mr Robert Cooper, University of Nottingham, ‘Harold Macmillan and the Middle East 1955-1956’ (Cancelled)

7 December (4:15pm) - Professor Peter Jackson, University of Strathclyde, 'The Clemenceau Government and National Security at the Paris Peace Conference' (Cancelled)

14 December (5:00pm) - Dr John Fisher, University of West of England, ‘The Diplomat with a Difference: James Garnett and British Diplomacy c. 1902-1920’ PDF format

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