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Historian of Modern France at QMUL
Andrew WM Smith
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This was a really good article, I thought (somewhat nervously as I have to take a paper to a big decision board today which has followed exactly the 'invisible' path described!)
It's something many of us have remarked on for a while now, this seemingly endless crisis mode. I sometimes wonder to whose professional benefit does that kind of mood contribute? Because I think it surely must.
Absolutely crucial piece of research on misinformation in local news on Facebook, X and Nextdoor by @smfthinktank.bsky.social Full report is here (www.smf.co.uk/publications...) but these are some key findings:
Think I'd feel better about these hydration breaks if they all had to drink cans of Budweiser
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The UK's universities are in crisis. Dave Hitchcock on how the sector became 'broken' and why it must be understood as an interdependent system.
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A Decade of Crisis
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Dr Dave Hitchcock
Unfortunately today's event in Manchester has been cancelled due to illness. We hope to reschedule for next academic year
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Tomorrow! Looking forward to this discussion hosted by @royalhistsoc.org. It’s on at 1-2pm, still time to sign up to attend. Tickets here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/historical...
How are researchers using digital history methods to write new global histories of peace internationalism? Henrike Vellinge discusses the collaborative methods of The Peace Movements & Decolonisation Project at the University of Leiden.
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'Strategic plans have become so expansive and aspirational that they cease to guide choices. When almost every goal, value and aspiration is declared a priority, the plan cannot resolve the inevitable conflicts that real resource allocation involves. This is not a trivial failure.'
How are researchers using digital history methods to write new global histories of peace internationalism? Henrike Vellinge explores.
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Collaborative Digital Histories of Global Peace Movements
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A panel discussion, hosted by the Royal Historical Society, in which expert historical researchers provide context for current events.
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Historical Context: Labour in Crisis?
A decade of shocks has left higher education working conditions feeling like one firefight after another. For Doug Specht, leadership decision-making must recover some degree of strategic calm A decad...
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Universities need to find a way past the current atmosphere of permanent crisis
Margot Finn
On 10 June the @ihr.bsky.social Modern French History seminar heads to Manchester. Dr Sarah Frank (Sheffield) will talk on ‘Contested Returns: Repatriation, Veteran Agency, and the Crisis of Imperial Legitimacy’
On 10 June the @ihr.bsky.social Modern French History seminar heads to Manchester. Dr Sarah Frank (Sheffield) will talk on ‘Contested Returns: Repatriation, Veteran Agency, and the Crisis of Imperial Legitimacy’