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British Association for American Studies 59th Annual Conference to be held at Birmingham

Description
The British Association for American Studies 59th Annual Conference will take place in April 2014 at the University of Birmingham.
Date:
22/04/2013

Student essay competition

Student essay competition
Description
Joanne Krawec (MA West Midlands) was the PG winner.
Date:
18/04/2013

Tourism and the Shifting Values of Cultural Heritage: post-conference report

Tourism and the Shifting Values of Cultural Heritage: post-conference report
Description
The Ironbridge International Institute of Cultural Heritage held its international conference, Tourism and the Shifting Values of Cultural Heritage: Visiting Pasts, Developing Futures, in Taipei earlier this month.
Date:
18/04/2013

The lady's not returning: but for many she never left

The lady's not returning: but for many she never left
Description
Margaret Thatcher's place in modern British history is important, no doubt about that, and historians will be arguing over it for the foreseeable future. PhD student Daisy Payling offers some thoughts on how Baroness Thatcher's death is likely to affect her research.
Date:
18/04/2013

Professor Marie Fox's article on Male Circumcision wins 2013 SLSA prize

Description
Article on Male Circumcision co-authored by Birmingham Law School's Professor of Socio-Legal Studies wins 2013 SLSA Article prize
Date:
17/04/2013

The Politics of Expertise: How NGOs Shaped Modern Britain

The Politics of Expertise: How NGOs Shaped Modern Britain
Description
New book By Professor Mathew Hilton, Professor Nicholas Crowson, Dr James McKay and Jean-Francois Mouhot
Date:
17/04/2013

'Olympus Has Fallen' and 'White House Down'

'Olympus Has Fallen' and 'White House Down'
Description
Professor Scott Lucas on Radio 4's Today programme.
Date:
17/04/2013

Institute of Advanced Studies: saving humans theme

Institute of Advanced Studies: saving humans theme
Description
Professor Heather Widdows to co-lead one of the first themes at Birmingham's new Institute of Advanced Studies.
Date:
16/04/2013

Amy Routledge selected for Universitas 21

Amy Routledge selected for Universitas 21
Description
Many congratulations to Shakespeare Institute doctoral researcher Amy Routledge who has been selected to represent the University of Birmingham at the Universitas 21 conference in Vancouver, Canada in May!
Date:
15/04/2013

Shakespeare today and the student experience

Shakespeare today and the student experience
Description
Undergraduate workshop supported by the Annual Giving Fund.
Date:
15/04/2013
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