Articles
Black History Month with British Online Archives
The International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Women and Protest in 19th Century Britain
Britain and the Second World War: Identity and Remembrance
VE Day Through the Eyes of East Prussian Refugees
Pride in Perspective: Homosexuality in Britain Since 1967
Behind Enemy Lines: The Life and Death of Diana Rowden
The Politics of the World Cup
The Fashionable Form of Holocaust Denial
Channel Islander Victims of Nazi Persecution: A Legitimate Heritage?
The Problem with Apollo
Interpreting the Unthinkable
The Radical Romanticism of Piracy
Stranger Things, Nostalgia and Unintentional Meaning
In Conversation With...Andrew J. Bacevich
In Conversation With...Stephen M. Walt
History in society – Reassessing the relevance of public monuments in the 21st century
From the Archive: The Paris Peace Conference and Upper Silesia
Assessing Soviet nationality policy: a state vested with the power to define, build and destroy nations
Miracle of Chile? The legacy of the Chicago Boys
Aid in Africa: hurting or helping?
History and identity: tracing the legacy of colonial history in modern French identity
From the Archive: America Abroad, 1891-1907
From the Archive: Women’s Liberation and the CPGB
Match Maker, Match Maker, Don’t Make the Match: Phossy Jaw and the Bryant and May Match Workers Strike
From the Archive: Scottish Rebel Songs
Fashion as a political statement in the American Republic
A re-evaluation of the legacy of James Marion Sims
Cholera Pandemic 1830s
Women and War: Challenging the Archetype of Passive Women Throughout the Troubles
A Red Spectre: Remembering the Paris Commune on its 150th Anniversary
The centenary of the partition of Ireland: Assessing the past, present, and future of the United Kingdom
Contextualising the MOVE Remains Within American History
Pride is a State of Mind: The History of the Pathologisation of Queerness
Talk Like a Pirate Day: The Evolving Social Character of Pirates in the Golden Age
An Assessment of The History of Mary Prince as an Abolitionist text
Hillsborough: The Archive as a Vehicle for ‘Truth Recovery’
Princess Sophia Duleep Singh and The Important Role of Indian Women in the Suffragette Movement
“Raise a glass to freedom, something they can never take away”: The presentation of American slavery in ‘Hamilton: An American Musical’
The Power of State Apologies: The Irish Famine
Airborne Propaganda: The Battle for Hearts and Minds
From the Archive: Women's Liberation, Miniskirts and The Pill in 60s and 70s Britain
Syphilis: Scarring the Face of Society for more than 500 years
“Going for an Indian”: Food, Immigration and Multiculturalism in Britain
From the Archive: Immigration and Political Discourse from the 1960s to Brexit
The Deterioration of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan
A Century of Denial
Climate Change: The Unsolvable Crisis of Capitalist Governance
From the Archive: Beauty Standards and Diet Culture in British Print Media, 1901-1966
From the Archive: William Howard Russell and The Crimean Wars Cultural Legacy
From the Archive: The Failures of Women in Art
From the Archive: Cycling to Equality