Emile Chabal (also: emile-chabal.bsky.social) (@emile_chabal) 's Twitter Profile
Emile Chabal (also: emile-chabal.bsky.social)

@emile_chabal

Professor of Contemporary History @HCAatEdinburgh. 20thC France/Europe, political & intellectual history, Hobsbawm, migration. Editor @conteurohistory.

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Bored with the Trumpfest and fancy a primer on what's going on in France? This is the best I could do in 30ish minutes when prompted by the excellent Gavin Esler... pod.link/1496246490/epi…

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Join us IRiS on 22 May, 1-2.30pm (UK) for this hybrid conversation on States of Ignorance: Governing Irregular Migrants in Western Europe Speakers: Christina Boswell Emile Chabal (also: emile-chabal.bsky.social) Mike Slaven Discussants: Melanie BE Griffiths & myself eventbrite.co.uk/e/states-of-ig…

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Our New Voices blog continues with a post from Emma Flanagan. Drawn from her PhD research at The University of Edinburgh, Emma explores the links between the communist movement and women's anticolonial resistance in post-war French North Africa. cambridge.org/core/blog/2025…

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contemporary european history has a blog site "New Voices" for emerging scholars to publish short, public-facing articles. Want to submit a 800-word post in English on any aspect of European history (and its empires) since 1914? Contact [email protected] or see: cambridge.org/core/blog/tag/…

<a href="/ContEuroHistory/">contemporary european history</a> has a blog site "New Voices" for emerging scholars to publish short, public-facing articles. Want to submit a 800-word post in English on any aspect of European history (and its empires) since 1914? Contact cehnewvoices@gmail.com or see: cambridge.org/core/blog/tag/…