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* “We beat you twice, and now you are here again”[1]
* Musical Stories across India and Pakistan: Gender and Power in Punjab - 2023
* Revisiting International Economic Cooperation In The Stalin Era
* Radical Histories of Psychedelics
* ‘The Sea Is Not A Dustbin’: Remembering Greenpeace’s Brent Spar Campaign
* Mapping the First Crusaders
* Violence, Masculinity, and Fascism in 1960s Japan
* Nervous State
* Militant Medics
* Reporting on Ryots
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* Food Systems Past And Present: The History And Politics Of Grain
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* Chapters Of Accidents. A Writer’s Memoir: The Life Of Alexander Baron
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* Ownership And The Price Of Empire | Festival Of The Mind 2022
* Knowledge First-Hand: Education Trips In Mid-19th Century Sheffield
* British Talkies And The “Correct” Female Voice
* Marie Stopes’s Married Love And The National Library For The Blind
* Notes From The Classroom: Reflecting On Foucault’s Biopolitics In 2022
* In the battle of Archbishop vs Prime Minister
* To be open, in spite of the past: Revisiting Putin’s words
* ‘We shall fight in the forests’
* And They’re Off!: What Sports Discourse Can Reveal
* British Abolitionism Revisited
* Netflix’s Munich - The Edge Of War: A Film For Our Time?
* Underpaid And Overperforming: Interwar Disarmament
* The ‘What If’ Women Of Munich - The Edge Of War - 2021
* Did The Weimar Republic Have A Future?
* Sheffield, Slavery, And Its Legacies
* Tracing Hypertrichosis: Disability In Early Modern Europe
* Will The Sale Of A Rare Manuscript Rescue Jewish Studies In France?
* Fascist Antisemitism In Italy Eighty Years On
* The War On The Football Field
* ‘The Heart Of The House’: Knole House Through The Lens Of Woolf’s Orlando
* Why Do Foreign Fighters Fight? Understanding Transnational Mobilisations
* Between Truce And Violence: Nationalist Politics And The Birth Of Northern
* The Long Fall Of King Coal
* Euro 2020 Ends As It Began: As A Political Football
* ‘The Issue Is Almost Exclusively Palestine’
* ‘Since All Confess The Nat’ral Form Divine
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* 50 Years Of The Misuse Of Drugs Act (1971)
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* Mission: 'Regenerate [Spanish] Democracy'
* Nye Bevan and the Doctors
* The Myth of Immobility: Tracking Movement in Early Modern England
* “We beat you twice, and now you are here again”[1]
* Musical Stories across India and Pakistan: Gender and Power in Punjab
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* Revisiting International Economic Cooperation In The Stalin Era
* Radical Histories of Psychedelics
* ‘The Sea Is Not A Dustbin’: Remembering Greenpeace’s Brent Spar Campaign
* Mapping the First Crusaders
* Violence, Masculinity, and Fascism in 1960s Japan
* Nervous State
* Militant Medics
* Reporting on Ryots
* Liverpool's Lost Fathers
* 'Then they came for me...'
* The Pacifism of Pooh
* 2022
* Food Systems Past And Present: The History And Politics Of Grain
* In The Eye Of The Beholder
* 100 Years Of The BBC: A Crisis Of Legitimacy?
* Chapters Of Accidents. A Writer’s Memoir: The Life Of Alexander Baron
* Period Dramas: Presenting A History Of Menstruation
* Ownership And The Price Of Empire | Festival Of The Mind 2022
* Knowledge First-Hand: Education Trips In Mid-19th Century Sheffield
* British Talkies And The “Correct” Female Voice
* Marie Stopes’s Married Love And The National Library For The Blind
* Notes From The Classroom: Reflecting On Foucault’s Biopolitics In 2022
* In the battle of Archbishop vs Prime Minister
* To be open, in spite of the past: Revisiting Putin’s words
* ‘We shall fight in the forests’
* And They’re Off!: What Sports Discourse Can Reveal
* British Abolitionism Revisited
* Netflix’s Munich - The Edge Of War: A Film For Our Time?
* Underpaid And Overperforming: Interwar Disarmament
* The ‘What If’ Women Of Munich - The Edge Of War
* 2021
* Did The Weimar Republic Have A Future?
* Sheffield, Slavery, And Its Legacies
* Tracing Hypertrichosis: Disability In Early Modern Europe
* Will The Sale Of A Rare Manuscript Rescue Jewish Studies In France?
* Fascist Antisemitism In Italy Eighty Years On
* The War On The Football Field
* ‘The Heart Of The House’: Knole House Through The Lens Of Woolf’s Orlando
* Why Do Foreign Fighters Fight? Understanding Transnational Mobilisations
* Between Truce And Violence: Nationalist Politics And The Birth Of Northern
* The Long Fall Of King Coal
* Euro 2020 Ends As It Began: As A Political Football
* ‘The Issue Is Almost Exclusively Palestine’
* ‘Since All Confess The Nat’ral Form Divine
* Our Island Story
* 50 Years Of The Misuse Of Drugs Act (1971)
* Coronavirus And The ‘Killing Fields’ Of India
* Approaching Queerness In The Viking World
* European History And ‘Eurocentrism’ - A Conversation Between Dina Gusejnova
* The Unquiet Reporters: The American Press And The Franco-Viet Minh War
* ‘Violent Affections Of The Mind’: The Emotional Contours Of Rabies
* More Change Than Previously Thought: An Interview With Dr Linda Kirk About
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