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📢 Historians of political thought in/near London: next Wednesday 5 June, Geertje Bol (UGent) will be Institute of Historical Research to present her fascinating work on "Ambition in Early Modern Political Thought" – details below!👇 history.ac.uk/events/ambitio…

At this week's HPI Seminar (29 May), Adela Halo (UCL) and David Armitage (Harvard) will talk to Michael Sonenscher (Cambridge) about his latest book, 'After Kant: The Romans, the Germans and the Moderns in the History of Political Thought'. Do join us! history.ac.uk/events/a-discu…

I am looking forward to Quentin Skinner's forthcoming "Liberty as Independence: The Making and Unmaking of a Political Ideal" - from what I know, it leans heavy into the eighteenth century! QM Political Thought cambridge.org/core/books/lib…

Don't forget to check out the final program for the June 14 Conference. It's looking so good it might just break the internet. Scan the QR code to register or head over to docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Really excited to launch the History of Anticolonial Political Thought Seminar with this roundtable on June 18th**. See the poster below for more details, and sign up here; forms.gle/ox4Nua1L7zApnr…

🚨🚨🚨 We are delighted to present the programme for this year's conference, on the theme of 'Utopias and Dystopias in the History of Political Thought'! The conference takes place on 20th-21st June, at UCL, and you can sign up here: forms.gle/WTN7sZThZxsCnt…

Loooooooove an inaugural lecture! And excited about Georgios Varouxakis’s lecture on “What on earth is 'the West'? It's a long story...” School of History, Queen Mary University of London

Georgios Varouxakis giving his wonderful inaugural lecture on 'What on earth is "The West"?' at Queen Mary tonight to rapturous reception, not just because he said to loved to dance & imagined looking like The Hairdresser's Husband (also pictured) Queen Mary University of London QM Political Thought The Cambridge School 🕺

⏰Quick reminder: The Socialist Ideas of Europe in the World Conference will be taking place at LSE on Friday, June 14. Admission is free, but please remember to register using the link below. Be sure to check our fantastic program for more info lse.ac.uk/International-…

Really excited to hear Prof. Sassoon's keynote address on the track record of social democracy this Friday! Check out the full program and register here! 👉 lse.ac.uk/International-…

Final call! 🚨Really excited for tomorrow's 'Socialist Ideas of Europe in the World' conference at LSE! Join us for an insightful day of talks starting at 9 AM. Don't forget to register now: lse.ac.uk/International-… LSE International History LSE Government QM Political Thought Another Europe is Possible 🧡

The first panel is on! Tortorella, Thomas, and Klemperer on Anti-fascism in Europe and the World! Chaired by Tanroop Sandhu #SocialistIdeas2024. .

Join us this Thursday and Friday for the 15th (!) edition of the London Graduate Conference in the History of Political Thought. This year's program is a banger. Don't miss out! Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… QM Political Thought LSE International History

This Wed. (19 June), Anna Ceschi (The Cambridge School) presents 'The Genealogy of the Concept of Situation in Simone de Beauvoir, 1940-49: History, Oppression, and Sexual Difference' at the ECR History of Political Ideas Seminar. All welcome - register below. history.ac.uk/events/genealo…

‘Women in Intellectual History’ is back later this year! ECRs, do apply. CfP below. The deadline is 31st July.

Today's the day! Come and join us in the Sir Ambrose Fleming Lecture Theatre, Roberts Building, UCL, for two days of academic brilliance!

Our first panel on Utopias and the Nation featuring Ben Willis, Toma-Jin Morikawa-Fouquet and Laurelin Middelkoop!

Joanne Paul (who spoke at the first ever London Graduate Conference in HPT!) delivers the opening remarks at #HPTC2024 with thoughts on temporality, counsel and agency in utopian thinking.

Tomorrow (26 June) at 17:30, Martial Staub (University of Sheffield) will discuss 'The Anachronism of Risk and the Risk of Anachronism' at the last History of Political Seminar of the year. Do join us! history.ac.uk/events/anachro…

This Wednesday, 3 July, at 17:30, our very own Pete Morgan (UCL) will present on 'José Carlos Mariátegui and the globalisation of Marxism, 1923-1930' at the ECR History of Political Ideas Seminar. It's also the last session of the year, so do join us! history.ac.uk/events/jose-ca…