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The Easily Ignored Impact of America’s Economic Blockades, by Zachary Macpherson

This article will appear in issue 37: Oppression and Resistance In the wake of Salvador Allende’s victory in the 1970

‘Revolting Prostitutes’: The Exploitation of Els von Eystett in 15th Century Germany, by Lewis Jones

This article will feature in Issue 37: Oppression and Resistance The year is 1471, and sitting in the middle of

Ethnic Erasure in Ancient Greece, by Darcy Adams

This article will feature in Issue 37: Oppression and Resistance Classical Greece has long been perceived by modern Western countries

‘Ghost town’, Music and Culture in Resistance to Thatcherism, by Phoebe Myers

No British politician of the last century has provoked such a visceral response within the music community as Thatcher. Countless artists took aim at her directly, but Thatcher was more than just a figure to be name dropped. She was a common enemy, a target for the malaise of the time, and a bogeyman figure, whose presence in music was felt if not seen. Artists used music to respond to societal rupture and economic deprivation at the hands of her government.

Category: Behind The Headlines

Are we learning too much about too little?

Posted On 1st October 20112nd December 2012 By Jenny Ho

Niall Ferguson certainly thinks so, but will following his lead be detrimental to the teaching of history in schools today?

Category: In Culture

Making history

Posted On 1st October 20112nd December 2012 By Ata Rahman

Modern day experts look at the past in an attempt to understand the present.

Category: In Culture

The Ascent of Money

Posted On 1st October 20112nd December 2012 By Ata Rahman

A look at Niall Ferguson’s groundbreaking documentary series on financial history.

Category: In Culture

The Museum of Science and Industry

Posted On 1st October 20112nd December 2012 By Jenny Ho

The Manchester Historian pays a visit to the vast exhibition rooms on Mancunian scientific innovation.

Category: Behind The Headlines

Why history matters to me

Posted On 1st October 20112nd December 2012 By Jenny Ho

Manchester’s Dr. Chris Godden reveals his life long relationship with economic history, and the crucial importance of its study.

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