This looks great! Excited to read it
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Image of Georgian house with text: 'The Haunting at the Rectory: Ghost Stories and Women’s Lives in Early Modern England' RHS Lecture with Professor Sasha Handley (Manchester) Royal Historical Society Lecture Friday 1 May 2026
Our next Royal Historical Society Lecture takes place at the University of Warwick on Friday 1 May:
'The Haunting at the Rectory: Ghost Stories and Women’s Lives in Early Modern England' with Prof Sasha Handley (Manchester).
Booking for in-person attendance is now available bit.ly/47rn2Z6 1/2
POST-DOC!
3-year job in history of political thought / visual culture / art history
Department of Politics & International Studies
University of Cambridge
@thecambridgeschool.bsky.social
www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/54724/
"It had always rained in western Oregon, but now it rained ceaselessly, steadily, tepidly. It was like living in a downpour of warm soup, forever." from The Lathe of Heaven, 1971
A seasonally relevant quote for today (posted during a break from the rain—which is not quite like warm soup, at least).
Our great thanks to Professor Charles West for his excellent Society lecture yesterday evening: ‘”Alike in Appearance but not in Scope”: Queens and the Making of Medieval Europe’ bit.ly/4tluezd
The recording of Charles's lecture will be available shortly.
@pseudo-isidore.bsky.social #Skystorians
Thrilled about this new grant we are offering for under-represented early career scholars. The first cycle is for scholars in history and area studies. Please spread the word widely. @universitypress.cambridge.org
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Read more here: 🔗 cup.org/4pF5xvr
Many thanks to all participants for a very stimulating discussion on @davidedgerton.bsky.social manuscript of his upcoming book on the global history of production since 1900. And special thanks to Jean-Baptiste Fressoz for coming to comment all the way from Paris.
#econhist #histstm
If you are a graduate student in history of political thought, I would really recommend submitting something to this- always a very friendly, interesting and generative conference!
I really enjoyed reviewing @kitkowol.bsky.social's "Blue Jerusalem" - an excellent new study of WW2-era British Conservatism, highlighting both its intellectual vitality and its practical political impact
Poverty is deepening.
🔎 Our #UKPoverty2026 report was launched this morning.
People in very deep poverty now make up the biggest group of people in poverty, at 6.8 million people.
This is unacceptable for the fifth richest country in the world, and it has consequences.
This means that almost half of everyone in poverty in the UK has less than 40% of the median income adjusted for their household type - the highest since records began.
📢 We found that Britain's poorest people are getting poorer. And poverty is hardening, not easing.
A great event with revelatory papers on British anarchism and communism! @kingshistory.bsky.social
Thank you! That's really kind. Looking forward to seeing you at the next one!
Really looking forward to the upcoming seminars in this series! It was so nice to present some of my research at KCL and I'm very grateful for the thoughtful questions from the audience
Congratulations Francisca! 🎉
Thanks Becca!
If you are a graduate student in history of political thought, I would really recommend submitting something to this- always a very friendly, interesting and generative conference!
FREE TO READ: Neil Warner (@neilwarner.bsky.social) argues social democrats must connect the far-right threat to authoritarianism already present within neoliberalism, and calls for a cross-scale anti-authoritarian agenda to counter concentrations of both political economic power
Looking forward to reading this!
Join us this Wednesday at the @ihr.bsky.social for @zackrauwald.bsky.social on Adam Smith, public debt, and the decline of nations www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...
Congratulations! This looks great!
The Society invites applications for the following three funding programmes, with deadlines 23 to 31 January 2026 bit.ly/3LbxDQb
> RHS Workshop Grants
> Applied History Fellowships, in association with @ihr.bsky.social
> Fellowships, for completion of a History PhD, also with the IHR
#Skystorians
CFP: OXFORD GRADUATE CONFERENCE IN POLITICAL THEORY!
Welcoming submissions in any area of political theory—including critical theory, analytic political philosophy, and the history of political thought.
Submit by 31 January: forms.gle/v6Zv1cH7a6Da...
Screenshot of search for 'petition' on the BL's Archives and Manuscript catalogue
Hooray! The British Library has just released a beta version of its rebuilt Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue: searcharchives.bl.uk
2,619 hits for 'petition' in Western Manuscripts, texts in English, in case you're curious. 🗃️
When will this crisis get any attention whatsoever!? A THOUSAND ACADEMIC STAFF AT ONE INSTITUTION SERVED REDUNDANCY RISK NOTICES! And that's not counting what's surely being visited on professional services staff too. This is an economic catastrophe, to say nothing of the intellectual catastrophe!
So kind of you, David! Hopefully see you soon - excited to hear more about what you've been up to post-PhD!
Thank you - that's very kind!
Thank you, Lucy! 😊
Thank you 😊
Thank you 🎉