Cheltine: The Diabetic Food That Wasn’t Today, the use of science in food and drink marketing is so commonplace that we take it as a
R.I. Moore’s blogs on the history of our Department, 1963-88 (part 1 and part 2) tell how expansion, the arrival of new staff, and curriculum reform transformed a ‘a small and obscure department in a
In recent months, the German media and top-level politicians have been up in arms about public outings of a flag that has been traditionally used
We are the editors of a new book, The Munich Crisis, Politics and the People (Manchester University Press, 2021). The contributors came together for a conference in 2018, the 80th anniversary of the signing of the highly
Global histories of anti-colonial rebellion are laden with male leaders. Across Africa, leaders such as Kwame Nkrumah, Patrice Lumumba and Jomo Kenyatta steered resistance against
The core of compulsory papers in English history in the Department was defended by the Professor of Modern History, Ken Haley, who retired in 1982,