Prof Bing Liu (Tsinghua University): The local knowledge, public understanding of science and STS studies in China
Prof Bing Liu (Tsinghua University): The local knowledge, public understanding of science and STS studies in China
Prof Bing Liu (Tsinghua University): The local knowledge, public understanding of science and STS studies in China
Dr Géraldine Vaughan (University of Rouen): Ultra-Protestant Societies and British Imperial Identities, c.1880-1910
Jessica Patterson (University of Manchester): The East India Company and Asian Despotism: Alexander Dow’s Civil Religion of India; Dr Sundar Henny (University of Cambridge): (In)dependent Thinking: Isaak Iselin and the Scots
Benjamin White (University of Glasgow): Refugees, war, and state-making in the Middle East: the Ba‘quba refugee camp, 1919–21
Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies Research Seminar SERIES — SPRING 2016: Civil Wars in the Arab World
Samantha Walker (University of Edinburgh): Parysatis : The Agency of the King's Mother in the Achaemenid Court.
Rachel Hoffman (Cambridge): The Age of Assassination: Monarchy and Nation in Nineteenth-Century Europe
Roundtable with Emily Goetsch, Anna Groundwater
Meadows Lecture Theatre, followed by drinks. For further details, follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CMRSEdinburgh or see the CMRS website http://www.ed.ac.uk/history-classics-archaeology/centre-medieval-renaissance.
Applications are invited for postdoctoral bursaries from candidates in any area of the Humanities and Social Sciences.
IASH provides an enviable location in one of the world’s most intellectually inspiring cities, together with a dynamic network of international connections.
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The Sabbatical Fellowship scheme is designed to enable colleagues who are on official sabbatical leave from the University to play an active role in Institute activities and to benefit to the fullest extent from the presence of other Fellows in residence.