Layers and Connections of the Political | International APH Conference | Rome, 2021
Politics has changed a lot, in the last half-century – and so has political history. The boundaries of the political have been redrawn. The large social and political bodies of the mid-twentieth century have grown weaker or have dissolved. Public institutions have become both less insulated from society and less effective in controlling and guiding it. Therefore, defining what is political has become more difficult. Political historians have confronted this challenge, and in the process have gained a deeper understanding of their object of study, have enlarged their scope and refined their methodologies, and have entered into closer dialogue with the “other” histories and the social sciences.
International APH Conference | Rome, 2020
This conference has been cancelled due to the circumstances regarding Covid-19.
International PhD Conference | ‘History in Light of Brexit’| London, 5-7 June 2019
The seventh APH Conference in Political History took place 5-7 June 2019 in London, UK. The conference was organised by King’s College London Contemporary History, The Strand Group, The History of Parliament Trust.
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2022 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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