Events in the Department of History In 'Events' EventsSeminarsPrevious events Back to 'History' The Department of History has an extensive programme of events throughout the year including seminars, conferences and day schools. Forthcoming Events Military Intervention as Hollywood Allegory: The Clinton and Bush Years Date24/10/2017DescriptionThomas Cobb delivers the War Studies seminar. Black History in the Midlands and Beyond: Connections and Context Date25/10/2017DescriptionRoundtable discussion. Part of our Black History Month events. Beyond Influence (Du Bartas, James VI, Bradstreet) Date25/10/2017DescriptionCREMS Early Modern Literature, Culture and Society Seminar given by Peter Auger (University of Birmingham) All roads lead to Birmingham: the geopolitics of the Midlands c. 1570-1583 Date26/10/2017DescriptionDr Cathryn Enis delivers the Centre for West Midlands History research seminar. John Baskerville Book Launch Date01/11/2017DescriptionTo celebrate the publication of John Baskerville: art and industry of the Enlightenment, edited by Caroline Archer-Parré and Malcolm Dick, an event is being held at the University of Birmingham. "The Online Piracy Act will take us back to the Dark Ages": Politics, Medievalism and Online Participatory Culture Date01/11/2017DescriptionAndrew Elliott (Lincoln) delivers the Centre for the Study of the Middle Ages seminar. Women's history roundtable Date06/11/2017DescriptionAcademics, postdocs and researchers who are part of the Centre for West Midlands History explore their engagement with and approaches to the study of women's history. Mining the margins: reading readers' marks in non-Shakespearean playbooks Date08/11/2017DescriptionCREMS Early Modern Literature, Culture and Society Seminar given by Hannah (August, Massey University, New Zealand). Displaying 1 to 8 of 24 Previous 1 2 3 Next