The Spring Term is now upon us, and so please find the Centre for Imperial and Global History seminar schedule below for your calendars.
Please direct any inquiries about attending to the seminar convenor, Dr Lyubi Spaskovska.
| Date and Location (Term 2) | Speaker | Paper Title |
| 20th January 2021 (Week 2), 17:00h
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CIGH-CMHS joint event
John Siblon (Birkbeck) |
Commemoration as imperial hierarchy: The memorialization of African, Asian and Caribbean seamen after the First World War |
| 3rd February 2021 (Week 4), 15:30h | Cyrus Schayegh (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies,
Geneva) |
The Middle East in the world: a modern history in documents
|
| 24th February 2021 (Week 7), 15:30h | Kama Maclean (Heidelberg University) | Coercive Institutions and the crisis of collaboration in late colonial India
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| 3rd March 2021 (Week 8), 17:00h | CIGH-CMHS joint event
Anyaa Anim-Addo (University of Leeds) |
“Miss Jenny” in port: leisure and labour mobilities in the post-slavery Caribbean |
| 17th March 2021 (Week 10), 15:30h
|
Joint event with Violence
Sarah Dunstan (Queen Mary University, London) |
Race, Rights and Reform: Black Activism in the French Empire and the United States from World War I to Cold War
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| 24th March 2021 (Week 11), 17:00h
|
Gajendra Singh in conversation with Neilesh Bose (University of Victoria) | South Asian Migrations in Global History
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