Wednesday 28 Feb
Professor Gareth Austin (University of Cambridge)
'Economic achievement and disappointment in post-independence Africa: The case of Ghana, 1957-2017' Meadow Lecture Theatre
Economic and Social History seminars
| Date/time | Speaker | Title | Notes |
| Wednesday 31 Jan |
Dr Rosemary Wall (University of Hull) |
‘The British Red Cross, 1945-75: Voluntarism, charity and the welfare and warfare State’ | Room G.16 |
Economic and Social History seminars
Friday 6 April: Project Room, 50 George Square
Celtic and Scottish Studies MSc Student Conference (2)
Friday 30 March: Project Room, 50 George Square
Celtic and Scottish Studies MSc Student Conference (1)
Friday 23 March: Project Room, 50 George Square
Dr Lucy MacRae (University of Edinburgh): Dancing with the divine hag: connecting cailleach lore across music, song, story and dance
[Celtic and Scottish Studies]
Friday 16 March: Project Room, 50 George Square
Dr Svetlana Pogodina (University of Latvia, Faculty of Humanities (Riga): The value of fieldwork in contemporary ethnology
[Celtic and Scottish Studies]
Friday 9 March: 5th Floor Seminar Room, CRC
Dr Virginia Blankenhorn (University of Edinburgh): At the fulcrum: Joe Heaney and the Folk Revival
[Celtic and Scottish Studies]
Friday 2 March: Project Room, 50 George Square
SCREENING: Song of Granite (2017) Biopic of sean-nós singer Joe Heaney, introduced by Dr Virginia Blankenhorn
Friday 16 February: Project Room, 50 George Square
Dr Kirstie McLeod (University of Edinburgh): Gaelic Medium Education choice in Barra: the educational, linguistic and political context
[Celtic and Scottish Studies]
Friday 9 February: 5th Floor Seminar Room, CRC
Dr Stuart Dunmore (University of Edinburgh): Heritage, motivation and cultural identity among new Gaelic speakers in New Scotland
[Celtic and Scottish Studies Research Seminars]