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CfP for conference on ‘Counter-Hegemonic Internationalisms: Perspectives from the Past’, to be hosted on 20–21 March 2025 Northumbria Uni. The conference forms part of an Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded project on ‘Rethinking Internationalism: Histories and Pluralities’. Full details below...

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we've just added BAD ATTITUDE to our periodicals guide! 😈 A radical feminist bi-monthly magazine produced out of the anarchist squat centre at 121 Railton Rd, Brixton, it combined a Riot Grrrl aesthetic with a highly class-conscious feminism Read more: liberatinghistories.org/periodicals-gu…

Today at 4pm: Professor Sally Shuttleworth (St Anne's College, University of Oxford, and VP, The British Academy) is giving our Institute of Humanities Seminar (4pm, Lipman 121). Prof Shuttleworth will give a paper on 'Travel for Health and the Temporalities of Illness'. All welcome!

The latest issue of Contemporary South Asia (Contemporary South Asia) features an article by our PhD student, Meghmala Bhattacharya (Meghmala Bhattacharya), on women revolutionaries, anti-colonial activism, and the politics of memory and remembrance in India: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

On Friday 8 Nov award-winning journalist & writer Kunal Purohit joins us to talk about his new book, described by Ramachandra Guha as “powerful, compellingly original, illuminating.. a work of courage.” Co-hosted by the Histories of Activism Research Group, North East South Asia Network & Indus Legacy.

Congratulations to our student Inês Soares e Silva Gomes de Sousa who got a First class degree from Northumbria History and is now a Master of Letters in Latin American Studies (History) from Modern Languages @ NCL, with a totally original thesis marked 78. inês Jorge Català 1/4

Wednesday at 12pm, the second North East Transnational and World History Research Centre (NETWoRC) of the semester hosts Sare Arincanli (Durham University) who'll speak on 'The Worlds of State Medicine of the Qing and Ottoman Empires: Connections & Comparisons through Doctors & Drugs'.

We look forward to welcoming Kunal Purohit to speak on his new book this week. Details below 👇

We’re bringing award winning writer and journalist Kunal Purohit to Newcastle this Friday to speak about his new book, ‘H-Pop: The Secretive World of Hindutva Pop Stars’. Kunal’s book explores far-right Hindu nationalist activism and culture in India. Providing a totally

8th - H-POP: The Secretive World of Hindutva Pop Stars. Book event and talk with Kunal Purohit & @indus_legacy, North East South Asia Network, Northumbria History

Starting in just over an hour: award-winning journalist Kunal Purohit joins us to speak about his new book, ‘H-Pop: The Secretive World of Hindutva Pop Stars', exploring Hindu nationalist activism & culture in India. Cohosted by Histories of Activism North East South Asia Network & Indus Legacy.

For today's Institute of Humanities seminar, we welcome Stuart Murray (Stuart Murray, Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds), who'll give a paper on ‘Partner-Led Research, Ways of Working and Living Values in Medical Humanities Research.’ 4pm in Lipman Building 121 and online via Teams.

Hard tack, the stalwart food of Civil War Bluejackets and soldiers, which I made for our American Studies @ Northumbria NorthEnglishes Northumbria History 'Village Fete' bake/build/draw your research theme. My stern preparation warning meant no chipped teeth (that I know of!).

We still have places left for a FREE event this evening, "Writing Middle-Eastern Lives": litandphil.org.uk/event/writing-… Scholars and historians Sonja Mejcher-Atassi, Marilyn Booth and Peter Hill discuss their recent books which investigate the modern history of the Middle East.

'Writing Middle-Eastern Lives': this evening our colleague Peter Hill will be joined by Marilyn Booth (University of Oxford) & Sonja Mejcher-Atassi (American University of Beirut) The Lit and Phil to discuss their recent books which investigate the modern history of the Middle East. litandphil.org.uk/event/writing-…

Our next seminar is tomorrow, 20 November, 4pm: Katalin Straner will speak about #Knowledge in #Exile: Translating #Science for (and in) 19th-century Central Europe. Details attached. All welcome! History at Newcastle, Northumbria History, Durham History.

Our colleague Joe Hardwick is speaking at St Peter's Church in Monkseaton this Thursday evening about the service and suffering of military animals in the First World War.

On 11 Dec, Politics and American Studies/History colleagues are holding a roundtable discussing the results of the US election: What Happened (Again)?: A Roundtable on the Risks of a Second Trump Presidency. Full details below. All are welcome!

We're hiring! Just advertised a new Research Fellow post - 3 years, £40,247/annum - funded via the AHRC-DFG project ‘University Students as Migrants: A New History of Educational Mobility in Western Europe, 1960s–1980s’. Deadline for application is 2 Jan. work4.northumbria.ac.uk/#en/sites/CX_1…