In the Eye of the Voter
How presidential images show us that in politics, as in entertainment, appearances matter.
Reviews
Rediscovering Trans History
History at the boundaries of gender.
The End of the Old World?
Understanding the power relations that transoceanic settlements and trade opened up.
The Exhumation of a Nazi Perpetrator
The origins of SS General Otto von Wächter’s rise to power.
A Painting Tells a Thousand Words
The Painted Hall at Greenwich: how it was commissioned, its narrative and its meaning.
The Key to Success?
The mobilisation of economic, diplomatic and military resources.
Colonial Projections
Studying African history through the lens of cinema.
Sticks and Stones
The skills of the stone mason align with language to document a 30-year love affair with stone.
Learning Arabic
The 17th and 18th century European scholars who pioneered the study of Arabic and Islam as an academic discipline.
Heavy History
Those pushing the burgeoning field of Classical Reception Studies probably hadn’t intended to leave the door ajar for heavy metal.