Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures Encouraging interdisciplinary research into cultures past and present.
07 April 2022 What is History for? For a degree centred on the past, History creates the ultimate graduate for uncertain futures but what is history for?
07 March 2022 Every Person Wandering - BBC Radio 4 play from Cardboard Citizens Theatre Co and Prof Nick Crowson A new BBC Radio 4 play, based on Professor Nick Crowsons research into homelessness, discovers the stories of those criminalised for being homeless.
15 February 2022 Recording Available for 'Reflections on "Forging Ahead" at the Black Country Living Museum' Event The Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures (BRIHC) and the Centre for West Midlands History (CWMH) were joined by researchers from the Black Country Living Museum.
10 February 2022 In December, Frank Uekotter gave four presentations on a tour through Germany. Hear more about Frank Uekotter's recent tour through Germany.
10 February 2022 Can Monoculture Farming Keep Feeding Us? Frank Uekötter was a guest on Late Night Live with Phillip Adams, Australian public intellectual and radio host.
26 January 2022 CAHA and CBOMGS Research Seminars 2021-22, Spring semester Co-hosted with the Centre for the Birmingham Research Institute for History and Cultures (BRIHC) and the Centre for the Study of the Middle Ages (CESMA).
06 January 2022 Greece from Junta to Crisis Emeritus Professor Dimitris Tziovas has been longlisted for the prestigious Runciman Award.
21 December 2021 Andrew Barker 1943-2021 William Mack writing for the Bulletin of the Council of University Classical Departments [pdf].
16 December 2021 The rise and fall of monoculture farming Professor Uekötter recently spoke with Horizons: The EU Research and Innovation Magazine. He discussed the historical developments which contributed to the rise of monocultures.
10 December 2021 Talking about Monoculture In November 2021, Frank Uekötter went to Germany to discuss his new project.
10 December 2021 What is FLOM? In light of this situation, MaMoGH seeks to use the tools that historians have at their disposal.