Bumping this seminar paper for American friends (but also British friends, as it's likely to be brilliant!)
Kathleen Commons
Kathleen Commons
A little taster: The debates around the 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts were not a mere partisan dispute, but a genuine disagreement on the nature of US citizenship that spilled out into the public arena.
The next @ihr.bsky.social Migration & Mobility Seminar will be a fascinating paper by @conniethomas.bsky.social: Performing Citizenship: Public activism and the 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts. 16 June, 5.30, online & in person - sign up here! www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
The next @ihr.bsky.social Migration & Mobility Seminar will be a fascinating paper by @conniethomas.bsky.social: Performing Citizenship: Public activism and the 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts. 16 June, 5.30, online & in person - sign up here! www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
Having been privileged to see this as a work in progress, I'm extremely excited to see it out. Some of the conversations around Calvin's Case have been deeply depressing. This is a corrective: a thoughtful & careful piece of work with much to say about citizenship & law & history
Today! There's still time to sign up online or in-person for this excellent seminar on refugees in Ancient Greece
From a friend in Belfast.
Just one week to our (very exciting!) hybrid seminar on refugees in Ancient Greece - sign up here! tinyurl.com/zfwf799w
