Roundtable: The Politics of Care
A roundtable that brings together activist, political and historical perspectives on 'care', in the later 20th century and today.
Professor Sarah Knott's Inaugural Lecture: Why a History of Care?
Roundtable - The Safe Repository: Sex, Gender and Reproduction at the Kinsey Institute
What' s happening in the United States? Historians ' Reflections
LGBTQ+ History Network and WGQ Reading Group
Reina Lewis and Katrina Rolley, ‘(AD)Dressing the Dyke: Lesbian Looks and Lesbians Looking’, in _Buy This Book_, eds. Mica Nava et al. (Routledge, 1997), 291–308. Contacts: Katie Burke and Eszter Kovacs.
Contacts: Katie Burke and Eszter Kovacs
Contacts: Katie Burke and Eszter Kovacs
LGBTQ+ History Network Welcome Social
Come for free snacks and drinks, to learn more about the Network and meet other students and staff interested in LGBTQ+ history.
Open to all –especially new students and faculty!
Open to all –especially new students and faculty!
How polarised is Britain?
From two-party rule to polarization: Ten years of Spanish politics
The past decade has witnessed a fundamental reconfiguration of Spain’s party system. What was once a stable two-party structure has evolved into a more fragmented and polarized multiparty landscape. This presentation examines the political, institutional, and societal causes and consequences of this transformation.