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Conference: Fighting for Britain

Our Scottish Centre for Diaspora Studies is hosting a conference 'Fighting for Britain? Negotiating identities in Britain during the Second World War' on the 28th & 29th June 2012.

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Locating Popular Culture in the Ancient World

The School is host to an international conference, 'Locating Popular Culture in the Ancient World' in July (4-6th) 2012.

Information about the conference

The 2012 Crawford Lecture - 8th of May 2012

This years Crawford lecture will be delivered by Dr Stephen Pumfrey (Lancaster University) on the 8th of May.

Details about Crawford Lecture

War and the Caribbean Conference - 20th April 2012

The School is hosting a conference which will consider the causes and consequences of general, and internal, wars in the region during the colonial period and how they highlight the changing nature of its economic and strategic importance in the world order. d many others.

War and the Caribbean Conference

An afternoon with Lodge, Calder and Childe

Join us for an afternoon of papers about three Edinburgh leading lights, Professors Lodge, Calder and Childe on the 27th of April, 2012.

HCA before HCA

A Tribute to the Work of Jenny Wormald

A day conference held on the 28th of January 2012 in Jenny's honour was organised by her Edinburgh colleagues. It brought together a number of her friends and fellow-scholars to debate and advance some of the themes that Jenny has brought to the fore in her own work.

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Innovative Learning Week

For the first time, the University will be holding an Innovative Learning Week in semester 2 (2011-12), where normal teaching will be suspended and replaced by a series of learning events. Find out more about the week and the plans that the School has for the week.

Information about Innovative Learning Week

Return of the Soldier Conference

Yvonne McEwen, leads public lectures at the New York Public Libary in April 2012.

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The History Debates

In this debate, students from two History courses will defend their chosen area of study, arguing the case for funding research into it.

The History Debates

Research seminars

A number of research seminars occur during semester here. Find out more!

Details about School seminars

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