Modern history

Ondrej Fiser | 17 April 2023

Revisiting International Economic Cooperation In The Stalin Era: The Case Of Czechoslovak-Soviet Cooperation in Energy Production, 1948-1953

Hallam Roffey | 11 April 2023

Radical Histories of Psychedelics

Isobel Hadlum | 30 November 2020

‘Illegitimate’ Cultures: from the Music Hall to the Rave

Liam Raine | 23 November 2020

British Imperial Revival in the Early Cold War: The Malayan ‘Emergency’ 1948-60

Radha Kapuria | 16 November 2020

Decolonisation Strategies: Portico Library Curators at Sheffield University

Martin O'Donoghue | 9 November 2020

The Border, Politics, and the Commonwealth in Interwar Ireland

Miriam Mora | 3 November 2020

Donald Trump and Masculinity as Motivator

Jamie Jenkins | 2 November 2020

A 'Mirror' Up To Society: The Daily Mirror And British Public Opinion

David Kann | 29 October 2020

It Happened Here: The Annihilation of the Jews of the Amsterdam Rivierenbuurt, 1940-1945

Steven Fielding | 9 October 2020

The Politics Of Churchill’s Statue

Hallam Roffey | 6 October 2020

“Freewheelin’ To Ban-Happy”?: Students And No-Platform In Britain

Richard Toye | 31 August 2020

'I don't think I’m Wrong about Stalin’: Churchill’s Strategic and Diplomatic Assumptions at Yalta

Justin Olmstead | 14 August 2020

What's in a Special Relationship?

Aaron Ackerley | 7 August 2020

Why You Should Watch ‘The Rise Of The Murdoch Dynasty’

Eleanor Reed | 9 July 2020

'Time and Tide: Connections and Legacies' Website Launch

Katie Crowley | 6 July 2020

Maintaining The Status Quo?: A Brief History Of History At The University

Ed Owens | 12 June 2020

The Monarchy and the Next Great Depression

Dan Royle | 5 June 2020

The State and the Pandemic: Spain and the 1889-1890 Flu

Ryosuke Yokoe | 29 May 2020

COVID-19, ‘Big Government’, and the Prohibition of Alcohol: Crisis as a Transnational Moment for Social Change

Simon Toner | 15 May 2020

“Light at the End of the Tunnel”? The Vietnam War, the Credibility Gap, and the COVID-19 Crisis

Liam Liburd | 5 May 2020

Fascism Fictionalised: Inter-war British Fascism in Popular Culture, 1932 to Present

Caroline Sharples | 30 April 2020

Delight, Dismay and Disbelief: Reactions to the Death of Hitler, 75 Years Ago

Rob Thompson | 27 April 2020

“Confederate Heritage Month” and the Memory of the American Civil War

David Andress | 17 April 2020

Human Rights and the COVID-19 Lockdown

Chris Locke | 9 April 2020

Dawson’s ‘Big Idea’: The Enduring Appeal of the Primary Healthcare Centre in Britain

Lydia Thomas | 25 March 2020

Reading Between the Lines: What Can Testimonies of Former Slaves Tell Us about their Relationships with their Former Mistresses?

Izzy Larsen | 20 March 2020

Did the Feminist Challenge Actually Shake Up the Print Press in 1969? Press Representations of Women in the Run-up to Women’s Lib

Siobhan Lambert-Hurley and Nafhesa Ali | 6 March 2020

Empowering Women through History: The Begams’ Bhopal

Colin Reid | 27 February 2020

The Cato Street Conspiracy, 1820

Zoe Smith | 5 February 2020

‘The Great Australian Silence’: Sexual Violence In Australian History

Emily-Rose Baker | 3 February 2020

Holocaust Memorial Day: A Universalising Message?

David Vessey | 28 January 2020

Mr. Jones: Rediscovering The Remarkable Journalism Of Gareth Jones

Aaro Sahari | 13 January 2020

Why did the Finnish Prime Minister Resign?: Tripartite Labour Market Relations in Historical Context

David Kyle Johnson | 18 December 2019

There is No War on Christmas

Adam J. Sacks | 16 December 2019

Adolf Eichmann: Nazis in Popular Culture and the Trivialization of Historical Knowledge

Peter Thompson | 20 November 2019

Thirty Years After The Fall Of The Berlin Wall: Is Germany Still a Divided

Mirijan Galley | 18 November 2019

Boris Johnson’s Favourite Stalin Story…: On The Difference Between Raising Taxes and Conducting Mass Terror Campaigns

Saurabh Mishra | 11 November 2019

When Courts Adjudicate History: The Ayodhya Verdict

Mike Finn | 31 October 2019

Churchill And The Prof: Putting ‘Declinism’ At The Heart Of The System

Meighan Katz | 29 October 2019

Can A Single Piece Of Material Culture Represent The American Experience Of The Great Depression

Gareth Millward | 28 October 2019

Jonas Salk Turns 105: Some Thoughts On Lessons From History

Jennifer Crane | 24 October 2019

What Is A ‘Gifted Child’ Anyway – And Can Children Themselves Design Or Defy This Term

Maria Vasquez-Aguilar | 16 October 2019

¡Ni Olvido Ni Perdón! (To Neither Forget Nor Pardon!) – The Inter-Generational Struggle For Truth and Justice by the Chilean Exiles

Owen A. Jones | 16 September 2019

A Great British Welcome? Unlearned Lessons From The Kindertransport

Maximillian Drephal | 19 August 2019

Afghan Independence and the Violence of Imperial Peace

Christopher S. Byrne | 12 August 2019

The (Un)knowability of Jews in Britain: Discourses From State and Sitcom in 1965

Samuel Young | 9 July 2019

Pierre Mendès France and the politics of milk

Antoine Godet | 2 July 2019

French fascists against Jewish women (1930s-1940s)

Roseanna Ramsden | 25 July 2019

Challenging Heterosexist Readings of Women’s Holocaust Testimonies

Bob Shoemaker | 29 May 2019

Why Naomi Wolf Misinterpreted Evidence From The Old Bailey Online

Aaron Ackerley | 16 May 2019

Old Prejudices, New Debates: J.A. Hobson And Anti-Semitism

Jane Metter | 7 May 2019

The Struggle In France Between A National And Local Memory

Eleanor O'Keefe | 29 April 2019

Remembering Mi Amigo And The Politics Of Commemoration

Oliver Godsmark | 15 April 2019

Apologies for Amritsar? Violence and Memory on the Centenary of the Massacre

Renan Simao | 8 April 2019

Expanding Perspectives: Why Libraries Still Matter

Julia Moses | 3 April 2019

In the Name of ‘the Family’, Past and Present

Aaron Ackerley | 28 March 2019

Free Trade Brexit: Think Tanks and Pressure Groups in Modern British Politics

Liam Liburd | 29 March 2019

The Postcolonial Clairvoyants? Seeing Brexit In The Writings Of Paul Gilroy

Eirini Karamouzi |29 March 2019

Always On The Sidelines? A Historian’s View On Brexit

Michael Bennett | 25 March 2019

The 1807 Abolition Act And British Public Memory

Gemma Scott | 21 March 2019

Locating Women In The History Of India’s Emergency (1975-1977)

Mads Nielsen | 19 March 2019

From Windhoek to Auschwitz? The colonial ‘Sonderweg’ and Transcolonial approaches

Claire Chambers and Rehana Ahmed| 8 March 2019

Thirty Years of the Fatwa

Kate McAllister | 6 February 2019

PIP, Parity, and the Past: why history matters

Emily-Rose Baker | 28 January 2019

Holocaust, Home and Memory in Literature

Andrew Heath | 23 January 2019

Party Politics, Realignment and Brexit: Can the American Civil War Teach us Anything?

David Saunders | 15 January 2019

The Guinea Pigs of Oakholme Road: Pacifism and Medical Research in Wartime Sheffield

Imen Neffati| 11 January 2019

Four years later, what have we learned from the Charlie Hebdo Attack?

Ryosuke Yokoe | 18 December 2018

Abstinence Or Moderate Drinking? Reflecting On The U.S. Prohibition In Britain

Chris Corker | 12 December 2018

The Armaments Past Of Mark Firth

Chris Millard | 10 December 2018

Why Study The History Of Child Abuse And Infant Death?

Julie Gottlieb | 28 November 2018

Nancy Astor: Feminist By Default Rather Than By Design

Joel Baker | 22 November 2018

‘All Tied Up’? Juan Carlos I’s Investiture As King Of Spain, 22 November 1975

Joseph Laycock | 19 November 2018

40 Years Later: How We Talk About Jonestown And Why It Matters

Aaron Ackerley | 14 November 2018

The Social Silences And Social Consequences Of Finance

Hallam Roffey | 25 October 2018

Undead Letters: Ireland’s Blasphemy Referendum

Steffan Blayney | 10 October 2018

#WorldMentalHealthDay, Left-Wing Politics And Radical Histories Of Mental Health

Frances Hargreaves | 28 August 2018

The #MeToo Movement, Intersectionality, And Its Implications For Dalit Women

Isabelle Carter | 24 July 2018

‘Love Among The Ruins’? Telling The Social History Of Sheffield’s Best-Known Housing Estates

Jon-Jo Armstrong | 11 July 2018

Banned By Turkey: Why Wikipedia Matters To Historians

Pete Watson | 19 June 2018

The World Cup, Colombia And Communism

Adrian Bingham | 22 May 2018

Tremors Through Time? The ‘Youthquake’, 50 Years On

Giulia Quaggio | 17 April 2018

Cold War Angst: The Iconography of Peace in Spain during the 1980s

Esther Wright | 10 April 2018

Playing with History in Video Games

Helen Stanton | 20 February 2018

The Greatest Showman: The Last Great Con of P. T. Barnum

Ben Fuller | 29 January 2018

Why Holocaust Memorial Day is equally important and problematic

Bob Moore | 25 January 2018

Anne Frank Revisited

Julia Moses | 9 January 2018

The State Of Marriage – Progress Or Decay?

Emily Marlow | 20 December 2017

Finding Jesus In Video Games

Liam Liburd | 7 December 2017

Transatlantic Fascism Before Trump

Lee Norton | 30 November 2017

Has Mental Illness Always Been Stigmatised In Modern Britain? Newspapers And The Munich Crisis

Justin Olmstead | 11 November 2017

Militarism, Immigrants, And Modern America

David Vessey | 9 November 2017

Remembering The Russian Revolution: “Fellow Travellers” In Modern Britain

Miriam Dobson | 7 November 2017

When Did The Russian Revolution End?

Annie Wainwright | 1 November 2017

Documenting Feminist Testimony in the Age of Social Media – #ShefFemStories

Tehyun Ma| 17 October 2017

‘The Lip to the Teeth’ of China: The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Its Neighbour

Sarah Miller-Davenport |10 October 2017

Out on an Island: How Hurricane Maria Revealed the Legacy of American Colonialism

Amber Regis| 2 October 2017

Charlotte Brontë: legacies and afterlives

Natalie Zacek | 22 September 2017

Unburying the History of Slavery in Manchester

Benjamin Ziemann| 21 October 2017

Ernst Jünger: Practitioner of killing in the First World War

Catherine Baker | 14 August 2017

Finding my place in queer cultural history through the ‘post-Cold-War’ period

Jo Henderson-Merrygold | 27 July 2017

Tim Farron, the Bible and Queerness

Miriam Emanuel | 6 July 2017

Stories Unearthed: Community History at Wardsend Cemetery

David Vessey | 15 June 2017

“Coalition of Chaos”: Britain’s Troubled Past with Coalition Government

Lucy Bell | 9 June 2017

2017 and 1974: Who Governs Britain?

Eliza Hartrich| 8 June 2017

To consult or not to consult? Counsel and legitimacy in medieval and Brexit Britain

Daniel White | 6 June 2017

Jarl Donald? How Trump’s temperament might have fared in Iceland’s Game of Thrones

Andrew Heath | 2 May 2017

Why was there a Civil War? A Historian’s Response to Trump

Andrew Heath | 27 April 2017

The Mugwumps and the Revolt against Politics as Usual

David Vessey| 24 April 2017

The Power of the Polls

Colin Reid | 23 March 2017

The Art of the Possible: Martin McGuinness and Irish Republican Orthodoxy

Liam Liburd | 21 February 2017

Haw-Haw and Radio War: Fake News in the 1940s

Eirini Karamouzi| 2 February 2017

Doomsday Clock: Two minutes and 30 second closer to catastrophe

Martin Brown | 20 January 2017

What history can’t tell us about the future: Non-predictions for a Trumpy world

Kate Bellamy | 22 December 2016

What Goes Around (Eventually) Comes Around: A Partial Return to Mother-Tongue Instruction in P'urhepecha

Colin Holmes | 5 December 2016

William Joyce: Fascist, Anti-Semite and Traitor – An Adventure in Political Biography

Lucy Bell | 5 December 2016

2016 – The End For Opinion Polls?

Dina Gusejnova | 28 November 2016

Talk Tarp, Not Trump: Why I Decided to Write the Biography of a Fabric

Aaron Ackerley | 23 November 2016

Post-Trump, Post-Truth: Post-Mortem?

Imen Neffati | 21 November 2016

Drawing Conclusions on Trump: How do you Caricature a Caricature?

Martin Brown | 15 November 2016

Anthropoid: the Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich and the Allure of War on Film

Martin Johnes | 7 November 2016

Poppies, Football and Remembering the Dead: They’ve Always Been Political

Joe Bear | 27 October 2016

Historians Reflect on the Memory and Meaning of the Battle of Cable Street

Benjamin Ziemann | 17 Octoer 2016

Understanding the Cold War as an Imaginary War

Aaron Ackerley | 14 October 2016

Creepy Clowns: Terrifying Menace, Humorous Farce, or Instructive Case Study

Heather Ellis | 10 October 2016

Grammar Schools: Taking the Long View

Julie Gottlieb| 6 October 2016

Women to the Barricades: Gendering the Battle of Cable Street

Jessica Wardhaugh | 10 October 2016

Would you Ban this Bonnet? Dressing for Battle in Street Politics

Daniel Tilles| 4 October 2016

Why we’ve been learning the wrong lessons from Cable Street all these years

Liam Liburd| 3 October 2016

‘There’s gonna be some trouble’: Two interviews from the Battle of Cable Street

Anne Kershen | 29 September 2016

The Legacy and Relevance of Place: Cable Street and the history of London’s East End

Nigel Copsey | 28 September 2016

Who owns the ‘Battle of Cable Street’?

Julie Gottlieb| 27 September 2016

‘The Battle of Cable Street’: Julie V. Gottlieb interviews award-winning filmmaker Yoav Segal

Sarah Kenny| 15 September 2016

Clubs and the community: from Fabric to Leadmill

Aaron Ackerley | 2 August 2016

Watchdog or Attack Dog? Jeremy Corbyn and the myth of the ‘free press’

Matthew Ford | 19 July 2016

Chilcot and the politics of Britain’s military history

Anna Geurts | 9 July 2016

How the Tsars Started a Mexican Wave

Julie Gottlieb | 5 July 2016

The Feminising Fallout of Britain’s EU Referendum: Is this the New Face of Feminism?

Julie Gottlieb | 1 July 2016

Post-Referendum Depression

Fedja Buric | 30 June 2016

Brexit: A Lesson from Yugoslavia

James Chetwood | 22 June 2016

Standing on the edge of greatness, looking in: English football’s inglorious isolation

James Heartfield | 21 June 2016

The European Union has failed: it’s time to leave

Martin Brown | 20 June 2016

1975 And All That

Dina Gusejnova | 15 June 2016

Europe: A Jekyll and Hyde Continent

Matthew McDowell | 10 June 2016

War Minus the Shooting: UK, Europe and International Football

Julia McClure | 8 June 2016

What Makes a Good Society? One More Historian for the EU

Tom Jackson | 4 June 2016

The Uses and Abuses of History in the EU Referendum

Eilidh Macrae | 27 May 2016

Inclusivity and Sport: Women, Golf and Muirfield

Imen Neffati | 23 May 2016

Islamophobia, the Intellectual Inquisition: Has Debate on Islam Become Impossible in Europe?

David Redvaldsen | 8 May 2016

Interview with the Commandant of Auschwitz

James Williamson | 27 April 2016

Polygamy: The Next Civil Rights Frontier?

Hannah Leach | 12 April 2016

Why Oral History matters – a sociolinguist’s journey into an oral history archive

Martial Staub | 7 April 2016

What is Europe? A medievalist’s reflections on European identity and the referendum

Elizabeth Goodwin | 16 March 2016

Still no Saint? Mother Teresa and the politics of female canonisation

Laurien Vastenhout | 15 March 2016

The Devil’s Alliance: Hitler’s Pact with Stalin, by Roger Moorhouse – Review

Helen Morris | 10 March 2016

One film, one story: exploring perspectives of Suffragette on International Women’s Day

Hannah Parker | 8 March 2016

Comrades, our holiday has arrived! Reframing International Women’s Day

Aaron Ackerlery | 2 March 2016

Satanic Cults and Ritual Abuse: A fantasy on film and in History?

Hannah Parker | 25 February 2016

On the language of ‘authoritarian’ regimes

Andrew Heath | 10 February 2016

Where has American socialism come from? (Or has it always been there?)

Neil Fleming | 10 February 2016

Revolting Grassroots: Conservative Prime Ministers and the Party Membership

Minesh Parekh | 29 January 2016

On #RhodesMustFall and what it means

Esme Cleall| 21 January 2016

Rhodes Must Fall: We need to face up to our imperial past

Matthew Kerry | 21 December 2015

The end of coal: an industry out of time

David Thackeray | 11 December 2015

Women’s political participation in the age of partial suffrage

David Swift | 24 November 2015

Women and gender in the Conservative party archive

Ben Lewis | 16 November 2015

Clara Zetkin Today: Marxist hero or ‘sower and preacher of division’?

Helen McCarthy | 13 November 2015

Suffragette: Towards a Richer Picture

June Purvis | 11 November 2015

Suffragette: A reply to its critics

Saurabh Mishra | 6 November 2015

Being a Historian in a Turbulent India

Julie Gottlieb | 3 November 2015

Suffragette: The Forrest Gump of Feminism

Emma Hunter | 22 October 2015

Tanzania goes to the polls: A new kind of opposition politics?

Neil Fleming | 5 October 2015

Brexit Stage Right: Conservative Eurosceptic Campaigns

Julie Gottlieb | 30 September 2015

Telling ‘Guilty Women’ by its Cover: Putting Women in the Picture in Appeasement Studies

Jonathan Murphy | 28 September 2015

Voices from 1915: Public engagement with the First World War

Saurabh Mishra | 25 September 2015

Of Fanaticism and Death in Mecca

David Martin | 17 September 2015

Armaments and the University – the Case of William Ripper

Neil Fleming | 10 September 2015

Political Extremes: Too Hot to Handle?

Jessica Rowan | 3 August 2015

Right Wing Women: a Feminist Issue?

Anna Geurts | 29 July 2015

Are We Done With Ironing?

Julie Gottlieb | 23 July 2015

A Right Royal Controversy: The Princess Elizabeth and the Heil

Stephanie Wright, Aaron Ackerley | 14 July 2015

Review: ‘Stranger Than We Can Imagine: Making Sense of the Twentieth Century’ by John Higgs

Wilfred Jack Rhoden | 6 July 2015

Learning the lessons of Waterloo

Richard Toye | 26 June 2015

‘The men have turned against me’: Winston Churchill and the gender politics of the 1945 election

Sam Blaxland | 23 June 2015

The right-wing women of Wales: a secret history

Julie Gottlieb | 11 June 2015

Women to the Right: The Ascendancy of Women in Conservative Politics

Andrew Heath | 3 June 2016

Boss Blatter: FIFA and U.S. Machine Politics

Eirini Karamouzi | 19 May 2015

With Europe but not of it? British post-war foreign policy and EEC membership

Liam Liburd | 11 May 2015

“Happy Warriors” of the Left: #Milifandom, Politicised Masculinity and 1930s Anti-Fascism

Ryosuke Yokoe | 30 April 2015

Is Sugar Water healthier than Alcohol? The Temperance Movement and the Rise of the Soft Drink

Andrew Heath | 14 April 2015

‘I’m John Wilkes Booth and So Is My Wife’: Naming Americans after Lincoln’s Assassin

George Francis | 31 March 2015

Remembering Civil Rights: Selma, King and the broad scope of Black Activism

Nigel Cavanagh | 17 March 2015

Heritage, History and Community: Engaging with the Past in a Former Industrial Village

Robyn Parker | 2 March 2015

Hard to Swallow? Myths and Cultural Memes about Spiders

Meghan Fitzpatrick | 26 February 2015

Your Country Needs You? The British Army and the Challenges of Recruitment

Henning Pieper | 17 February 2015

A Day at the Archives – Some Thoughts on Researching the Holocaust in Germany

Timothy Baycroft | 9 February 2015

After the Charlie Hebdo attacks: France, Anti Clericalism and Religious Freedom

Meghan Fitzpatrick | 4 February 2015

Redefining Tommy Atkins: Encouraging Diversity in the British Armed Forces

Mark Seddon | 2 February 2015

Preventing ‘Another Castro’: John F. Kennedy and Latin America

Julia McClure | 16 October 2014

Is History Ending Again?

Kate Law, Helen Garnett| 13 October 2014

The PhD Saga: (Dr) Grace Mugabe and the Battle for ZANU-PF

Sean Creighton | 9 October 2014

Some reflections on Black History Month

Kathryn Robinson | 3 October 2014

The Tube and the Blitz: A Historical Legacy

Julia McClure | 12 September 2014

ISIS and the Politics of the Middle Ages

Sophie Hylands| 11 August 2014

How should the USA remember the First World War?

Meghan Fitzpatrick| 4 August 2014

Remembering the Forgotten War: Korean veterans and the power of public memory

Mark Seddon | 29 July 2014

Video Games, Drugs and Violence: The Real and Virtual Lives of North and Noriega

Clare Griffiths | 17 July 2014

History under the Hammer: The sale of the Royal Agricultural Society of England’s collection

Sarah Kenny| 1 July 2014

Cultural authenticity and consumerism: the end of the hipster?

Mary Vincent | 19 June 2014

The Investiture of Felipe VI of Spain: The Changing Face of Royalty

Adrian Bingham | 18 June 2014

The Battle of Orgreave, 30 Years On: Stories waiting to be told

Andrew Heath | 9 June 2014

A Nineteenth-Century Trojan Horse Plot: The Philadelphia Bible Riots

Tehyun Ma | 4 June 2014

25 years after Tiananmen Square: The Long History of Chinese Democracy

Matthew Kerry | 3 June 2014

Abdication to save the monarchy? Juan Carlos I and dreams of a Third Republic

Colin Reid | 25 May 2014

One Hundred Years of Home Rule: Devolution, Independence and the Union

Caoimhe Nic Dhaibheid | 17 May 2014

40 years on from the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings: The Past in the Present in Northern Ireland

Anna Geurts | 16 May 2014

Give us an Ordinary Bearded Lady

Miriam Dobson | 13 May 2014

Ukraine’s future and the Soviet past

Andrew Heath | 5 May 2014

Looking Forward to a Week of Urban History at Sheffield

Matthew Kerry | 1 April 2014

Spanish Protest, Violence and Left-Wing Unity, 1934 and 2014

Mary Vincent | 31 March 2014

Adolfo Suárez, 1932-2014: Architect of Spanish Democracy

James Yeoman | 27 March 2014

The Spanish Civil War 75 Years On: What are we commemorating?

Clare Griffiths | 20 March 2014

Tony Benn: Man of History

Anna Geurts | 24 February 2014

Dirt or development?

Claire Hayward | 18 February 2014

A Suppression of LGBT History? The Legacy of Section 28

Cydney Sturgess | 13 February 2014

Should we really compare Sochi 2014 to the ‘Hitler Olympics’?

Helen Smith | 12 February 2014

Shouldn’t every month be LGBT History Month?

Adrian Bingham | 10 February 2014

No Apologies? The Miners’ Strike and the Battle over the 1980s

Charlie Thompson | 18 December 2013

Capitol Punishment: Telling Tales about Democracy in Washington D.C.

Anna Geurts | 9 December 2013

A Well-Used Passport and Other Things that Make you Think

Katie Crone-Barber | 6 December 2013

Nelson Mandela and the Politics of Legacy

Andrew Heath | 21 November 2013

JFK, Richard Hofstadter, and the ‘Paranoid Style in American Politics’ at 50

Andrew Heath| 19 November 2013

The Gettysburg Address 150 Years On

Caroline Sharples | 13 November 2013

How Should You Bury A Nazi?

Claudia Rogers | 11 November 2013

Chasing the War Horse: the influence of popular culture and the perks of TV history

James Yeoman | 2 November 2013

You Say You Want a Revolution: Anarchism, Voting Abstention and Russell Brand

Adam McKie | 28 October 2013

‘The People’s Monetary System’: Banking Reform and Banker Bashing in Post-Civil War America

David Holland | 23 October 2013

Sheffield’s pioneering pre-war, South Asian settlers

Catherine Fletcher and Andrew Heath | 25 September 2013

Park Hill: History, Heritage And A Sheffield Icon

Julie Gottlieb | 16 September 2013

Seizing The Munich Moment: The 75th Anniversary Of The Munich Crisis

Mary Beard | 14 August 2013

A Classicist On Television: Expertise, Collaboration, And Unpredictable Consequences

Clare Starkie | 13 August 2013

Designed To Shine: Celebrating 100 Years Of Stainless Steel

Claire Hayward | 8 August 2013

Stephen Fry's Letter To David Cameron: LGBT History And Uses Of The Past

Claire Williams | 8 August 2013

The Demolition Of The Edwardian Wing Of Jessop Hospital: Does Heritage Matter?

Charles West | 8 August 2013

The Demolition Of The Edwardian Wing Of Jessop Hospital: Balancing Heritage And Development

Amy Ryall | 6 August 2013

Remembering The First World War

Andrew Heath | 31 July 2013

That Fox News Interview: Reza Aslan And The Ownership Of The Past

Andrew Heath | 19 July 2013

The 8 Mile Road Divide: Detroit’s Bankruptcy And Its Wealthy Neighbour

Tim Cooper | 16 July 2013

What’s The Use Of A History PhD, Or How Did I End Up In Telly?

Pete David | 4 July 2013

Painting History: Music And Historical Imagination

Adrian Bingham | 2 July 2013

Is Anyone Listening? History And Public Policy

Gary Rivett and Laura King | 25 June 2013

Engaging People In Making History

Andrew Grierson | 14 June 2013

Why Royal DNA is Front-Page News Again

Andrew Heath | 12 June 2013

To Hear The Past: Music, Faith And Fear In Philadelphia

Matthew Kerry | 10 June 2013

History In The Streets: The Removal Of The International Brigades Monument In Madrid

Esme Cleall | 7 June 2013

Compensation For Mau Mau Victims: Remembering The Violence Of The British Empire

Charles West | 29 May 2013

It's About Time: On Centenaries And History-Writing

Alex Jackson | 2 May 2013

Kai Akosia And The Rediscovery Of The Ashantee Village In Sheffield

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Part 3: Be Careful What You Wish For

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Part 2: Real Revolutions, ‘Revolutionaries’ And 'The Revolution'

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Part 1: The Return That Isn’t

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Intro: Margaret Thatcher As Revolutionary

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions?

Julie Gottlieb | 10 April 2013

Which Witch Is Which? Margaret Thatcher As Lady Politician

Caroline Dodds Pennock | 9 April 2013

Please Stop Telling Me Margaret Thatcher Is A Style Icon: Gender And The Media

Matthew Kerry | 25 March 2013

The Revenge Of History - Seumas Milne

Mary Vincent | 19 March 2013

What’s In A Name? Pope Francis I And The Jesuit Order

Adrian Bingham | 18 March 2013

‘Don’t Throw Away Our History’? Churchill, Leveson And The ‘Freedom Of The Press’

Matthew Kerry, Abdel Razzaq Takriti | 18 March 2013

The Left And Zionism

Mary Vincent | 1 March 2013

Benedict XVI

Miles Larmer| 1 January 2013

History as a casualty of war in Mali

Andrew Heath | 23 January 2013

‘When Times Change, So Must We’: The Uses of History in Obama’s Second Inaugural Address

Abdel Razzaq Takriti | 8 January 2013

Writing Palestinian Historical Fiction, by Ibrahim Nasrallah

Andrew Heath | 1 January 2013

The Emancipation Proclamation: An Uninspiring Anniversary?

Tom Holland, Caroline Dodds Pennock | 22 December 2012

Apocalypse Now, by Tom Holland

Andrew Heath | 21 December 2012

A Sign of the Times: Millerism in the Nineteenth-Century United States

Miriam Dobson | 20 December 2012

Atomic Anxieties: The Cold War and the Apocalypse

Adrian Bingham | 17 December 2012

No more reports, please: Lord Leveson and the uses of history

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