issue 8

Category: Editors' Notes

Posted On 14th May 201315th September 2013 By Ata Rahman

The last editors’ notes from 2012/13 editors Ata Rahman and Charlie Bush.

Category: Features

Michael Gove’s British history for British students: for and against

Posted On 14th May 201315th September 2013 By Charlotte Johnson

We look at Gove’s new British history proposals for the curriculum.

Category: University

Why Europe grew rich and Asia did not

Posted On 14th May 201315th September 2013 By Ata Rahman

A review of Dr Parthasarathi’s lecture on the European-Asian economic divergence.

Category: In Culture

A Doll’s House: review

Posted On 14th May 201315th September 2013 By Charlie Bush

Mr Bush reviews A Doll’s House at the Royal Exchange.

Category: Behind The Headlines

Revolution and war

Posted On 14th May 2013 By Catherine Macleod-Adams

How Mexico learnt to protest

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8 Oct

Many of us know of the Montgomery Bus Boycotts in America, but have you heard of the bus boycott in Bristol?

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17 Jun

Today History Dept Manchester University passed a resolution on Black Lives Matter, pledging to do more in terms of recruitment of staff and students of colour, decolonising our curriculum, and acknowledge the deep-seated racial roots of the discipline. So proud of you colleagues

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Issue 36 ‘Ideology and Faith’ is here! Our last issue of the academic year features an amazing range of articles, from the legacies of James Baldwin to the history of utopian societies. Have a read via the link. 😊

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8 May

@PippaStannard I was so proud of the article you wrote about her for the @TheMcrHistorian and it was my pleasure to publish. I hope she visits you again in the future as I would love to meet her in person!

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28 Apr

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