Royal Historical Society Responds to TEF Review
The Royal Historical Society has responded to the government’s independent review of TEF.
Condemned to Become: the Future of the Past in Berlin
Marcus Colla is a final year PhD student at the University of Cambridge. His research looks at the legacy of the Prussian state in communist East Germany. Marcus was awarded the Alexander Prize for 2018 for his article ‘Prussian Palimpsests: Architecture and Urban Spaces in East Germany, 1945-1961,’ Central European History, Vol. 50, (2017), 184-217. Here, he considers how Berlin has dealt with its contested past in its urban landscape.
Mobile Emotions
David Berry Prize-winner Katie Barclay reflects on her experience as a Scottish historian ‘on the move’.
Propose a Camden Volume
RHS Literary Director Andrew Spicer explains the process of proposing a volume to our Camden Series of edited primary sources.
New Camden Volume on Elizabethan Family
Jo Ann Moran Cruz introduces her new volume in our Camden Series.
Gladstone Rings a Bell
Matthew Champion reflects on time and bells after winning this year’s Gladstone Prize.
New Historical Perspectives
Prof. Penny Summerfield discusses our new Open Access Early Career book series, New Historical Perspectives.
2nd Gender Equality Report
The Royal Historical Society has released a second report on gender equality in UK History.
RHS Race Report
The Royal Historical Society has released a landmark report on race in UK History.
Global History for Schools
This Black History Month, Miles Larmer discusses Oxford History Faculty’s new resources for schools.
450 Years since The Dutch Revolt
Prof Judith Pollmann reflects on the 80-year ‘Dutch Revolt’.
New Camden Volume on Henry Piers
Brian Mac Cuarta SJ discussed his exciting new volume in our Camden Series.
