News in History and Cultures Module focus: Heritage Management Practices DescriptionIIICH's Module Leader, Caroline Watkinson talks about our 'Heritage Management Practices' module.Date:Friday 16 August 2019 Is anyone really going to buy Boris Johnson's 'people vs. the politicians' election campaign? DescriptionMatt Cole writes for The Conversation.Date:Tuesday 13 August 2019 El Paso: we need to examine the role masculinity plays in mass shootings DescriptionSteve Hewitt writes for The Conversation.Date:Tuesday 13 August 2019 Dr Niall Livingstone DescriptionThe academic community will be greatly saddened to learn of the death of Dr Niall Livingstone.Date:Friday 2 August 2019 Boris Johnson: what first 24 hours reveal about new prime minister's prospect DescriptionDr Matt Cole writes for the ConversationDate:Friday 2 August 2019 The 1st 24 Hours of Boris Johnson's Amusement Over Substance DescriptionBoris Johnson has only been UK Prime Minister for 24 hours, but more may have been said about his premiership than that of predecessor Theresa May over three years.Date:Thursday 25 July 2019 Women's rights as international human rights: Justice Annie Jiagge of Ghana DescriptionDr Kate Skinner reflects on the extraordinary life of the late Annie Jiagge, and its implications for Ghanaian women's activism for the 'Archive of Activism: gender and public history in postcolonial Ghana' blog.Date:Tuesday 23 July 2019 Should I study MA International Heritage Management or MA World Heritage Studies? DescriptionThe Ironbridge International Institute for Cultural Heritage courses provide a solid basis for those interested in, or developing careers in, heritage.Date:Tuesday 23 July 2019 Displaying 1 to 8 of 570 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next