The Annual London Graduate Conference in the History of Political Thought 'States and Spaces' - 19-20 June at LSE.
History of Political Thought Graduate Conference
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Come join us tomorrow to hear Charlotte's talk! It promises to be a wonderful evening.
Starting off the conference strong with papers by Ming-Yan Shih, Harun Ali, and Bram Sturley. Thinking about the death of empires in the history of political thought across, Britain, America, and the Habsburg monarchy.
Our summer programme begins next week! You can view the full list of seminars & sign up via the link below. We start with a talk on 'The Genesis of Toqueville's Historical Thought'. Hope to see you there!
Reminder about our Annual Graduate Conference, happening this Thursday and Friday! We have an amazing selection of graduate papers on the theme of 'Vice, Corruption, and Decay'. See the programme and sign up via the link below.
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*DEADLINE EXTENDED* You now have until 8th March to submit your abstracts! Looking forward to an exciting two-day conference.
The programme for our 2026 conference is now live! 21 excellent papers on 'Vice, Corruption, and Decay'. See it here, including our keynote address and roundtable of academics: historyofpoliticalthoughtblog.wordpress.com/wp-content/u...
You can register via the link at the bottom of the page.
The CfP for this year's London Graduate Conference in the History of Political Thought is now live! The theme is 'Vice, Corruption, and Decay', and it will be held at UCL on 11-12th June 2026. Abstracts due 1 March. All graduate students welcome!
Our next seminar will be this Wednesday 10th June, and we will be joined by Angus Brown from Chicago. He will be giving a talk on 'The Paradox of Perpetual Peace'. Sign up via the link below!
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The next IHR Early Career Seminar will be taking place this Wednesday! Sam Phoenix Clarke from Cambridge will be talking to us about 'Understanding the history of science as political thought: the case of Britain, 1931-1956'. Remember to sign up if you're coming!
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Come along this Wednesday for the first @ihr.bsky.social Early Careers Seminar with Thomas Nichol on Alexis de Tocqueville’s historical thought www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
