'Military Humanitarianism' Book Launch Join us at the Engine Room in Bristol to celebrate the launch of our edited volume 'Military Humanitarianism: Aid Operations & Armed Forces'

Come along to the book launch for our edited volume on ‘Military Humanitarianism’ at 5.30pm on 17th June in the Old Fire Station (Silver St.) in Bristol!

Please spread the word!

For more details and to sign up for tickets, see the eventbrite: www.eventbrite.com/e/military-h...

It’s time for the UN to formally recognise the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity | John Dramani Mahama This is not about assigning collective guilt to present generations. But injustice does not simply fade with time – it requires deliberate effort to address and redress, says Ghana’s president, John D...

"The transatlantic slave trade ... disrupted societies, extracted human and economic value on an unprecedented scale, and left enduring legacies that continue to influence patterns of development, opportunity and vulnerability across the world. Recognising this history fully is essential."

And what, for example, are the postcolonial scholars there meant to do now

Emergency Exits: The Fight for Independence in Malaya, Kenya and Cyprus At the end of the Second World War, a wave of independence movements swept the British Empire. Emergency Exits focuses on three often overlooked independence movements. These were brutal conflicts bet...

It’s the last week to see Emergency Exits at the Imperial War Museum, which explores decolonisation in Kenya, Cyprus and Malaya and which I was lucky enough to consult on as a part of a team of imperial historians. Go and see it if you can — it’s really great!

Don't forget to sign up to our upcoming 'Rethinking Internationalism' conference on 19-20th March in London: csi.bbk.ac.uk/blog/rethink...

God what a travesty. Such a terrible waste. Ridiculous policy of reassessing refugees. Just let people live in Britain!

This is a basic and crucial point for any discussion of LLMs’ use in teaching research or writing. Whether it can ape us, fool us, or get facts right or wrong is, in the end, irrelevant. The LLM is not the thinker we are trying to encourage; the LLM is not the writer that we are trying to improve.

a must attend for any ECRs who work on global history (broadly conceived). My first article was published with JGH & I had fantastic editorial support to guide me through the process - far from a guarantee in academic publishing sadly. They are setting the standard so make the most of this session!

Thanks so much for participating on our military humanitarianism roundtable a couple of years ago! :)

thanks, jasmine xxx

! please let us know what you and your students think :)

Happy to see the cover for this terrific edited volume — congratulations Margot and Brian (and thanks for all of the work you’ve put in!!)

this is GLOULISH

sorry that i didn't tag you, cedric, i couldn't find your bluesky account, d'oh!

So excited to see this out (soon) - @drmargottudor.bsky.social and @briandrohan.bsky.social did such an amazing job!!!

hi brad, the programme will be up on our website soon!

we won't be recording the sessions but we will have a report on the discussions up on our website after the event!

Military Humanitarianism by edited by Brian Drohan and Margot Tudor | Paperback | Cornell University Press While interconnections between humanitarian actors and military operations are a pervasive feature of contemporary conflicts around the globe today, Military Humanitarianism challenges the idea that.....

@matildagreig.bsky.social, Baher Ibrahim, @juliairwin.bsky.social, Norman Joshua, Jonathan McCollum, Justine Meberg, @michmo.bsky.social l, Daniel Palmieri, @elisabeth-piller.bsky.social, Lou Pingeot, Pietro Stefanini, & Jiayi Tao.

Please pre-order here: www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...

We are endlessly grateful to our fantastic editor @bethanywasik.bsky.social as well as the rest of the team at @cornellupress.bsky.social 💓

We are so proud of the whole volume, including contributions from Cedric Cotter, @mariacullen.bsky.social, Lewis Defrates, Bronwen Everill...

After years of calls, events, and track changes, Brian Drohan and I are excited to announce the publication of our edited volume, Military Humanitarianism: Aid Operations and Armed Forces, with @cornellupress.bsky.social in July 2026!

www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/9781501...

Don't forget to sign up to our upcoming 'Rethinking Internationalism' conference on 19-20th March in London: csi.bbk.ac.uk/blog/rethink...

Anti-Fascist Internationalism & the United Nations: A Better World for All Sandrine Kott (University of Geneva) delivers the Raphael Samuel Memorial Lecture 2026

Last but not least, we are thrilled to be welcoming Prof. Sandrine Kott as she gives the Raphael Samuel Memorial Lecture 2026 on the evening of 19th March! www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/anti-fasci...

In addition to our conference, we are also hosting a publishing workshop (aimed at PGRs and ECRs) with an incredible line up of academics: t.co/79llkygBPJ @ihrhistorylab.bsky.social

Anti-Fascist Internationalism & the United Nations: A Better World for All Sandrine Kott (University of Geneva) delivers the Raphael Samuel Memorial Lecture 2026

3. And on 19 March, the amazing Sandrine Kott will give the @rshc.bsky.social lecture on “Anti-Fascist Internationalism & the United Nations: A Better World for All?”, sign up via www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/anti-fasci...

2. On 18 March, we’re also running a workshop about publishing in global, international or European history for early career researchers, contact @rshc.bsky.social if you want to reserve a place

Our AHRC group is celebrating research on histories of internationalism with 3 events.

1. Our conference on ‘Rethinking Internationalism’ will take place 19-20 March at Birkbeck. We’re thrilled to be joined by an amazing line-up of speakers. Reserve your space via www.bbk.ac.uk/events/event...

March 'Rethinking Internationalism' Events — Centre for the Study of Internationalism Join us for a series of events throughout March 2026 to conclude our 'Rethinking Internationalism' grant project, including an in-person conference hosted at Birkbeck, a public lecture, and a publishi...

We have organised a series of exciting events throughout March for our Rethinking Internationalism project, including an in-person conference at Birkbeck on 19th-20th. For more details and information on tickets, see our website: csi.bbk.ac.uk/blog/rethink...

Anti-Fascist Internationalism & the United Nations: A Better World for All Sandrine Kott (University of Geneva) delivers the Raphael Samuel Memorial Lecture 2026

Join us for the Raphael Samuel Memorial Lecture 2026 with Prof. Sandrine Kott on 19 March 2026 @rshc.bsky.social @qmulsse.bsky.social @jessicareinisch.bsky.social @drmargottudor.bsky.social

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/anti-fasci...

My new article with @risjnl.bsky.social explores the temporal politics of the last time that there was an international administration of the Gaza Strip in the aftermath of the Suez Crisis www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Promotional graphic for Review of International Studies, featuring a detailed image of the Earth in the background with the hashtag 'OpenAccess' on the bottom right corner.

#OpenAccess from @risjnl.bsky.social -

(UN)frozen in time: Temporal politics, UN peacekeeping, and the Gaza exception - https://cup.org/3ZKjNrt

- @drmargottudor.bsky.social

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