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Debate Over Guns on College Campuses

briansandberg wrote 14 hours ago: A growing area of the gun control debate concerns the presence of guns on college campuses. Many col … more →

Tags: Arms Control, Education Policy, History of Violence, Human Rights

Professional politicians and political reform. (Matt Wall)5 comments

Matthew Wall wrote 1 week ago: A couple of interesting stories in the Irish media today caused me to re-consider the notion that po … more →

Tags: Politicalreform admin, New party politics, Politics, New Republic, constitution

UKIP, neoliberalism and the revolt of the moderately entitled1 comment

Neil Schofield wrote 2 weeks ago: Much cyber-ink has been spilled following last week’s strong UKIP showing in the English Count … more →

Tags: Political Science, uk politics, Anglo-Saxon economics, austerity, BBC, liberal democrats, Margaret Thatcher, Nationalism, neoliberalism

Giulio Andreotti has Died

briansandberg wrote 2 weeks ago: Giulio Andreotti, one of the most powerful politicians in Italy following the Second World War, has … more →

Tags: european history, Italian History, european union

Time for more economics teaching in schools1 comment

Neil Schofield wrote 2 weeks ago: During a less than complimentary Twitter exchange yesterday about the qualifications needed to be Ch … more →

Tags: Economics 2, Education, Education 2, Richard Murphy, J. M. Keynes, Economics, Reinhart & Rogoff, public choice theory

Dutch Royal Coronation

briansandberg wrote 3 weeks ago: The Dutch people are getting a new monarch. Willem-Alexander is being crowned King of the Netherland … more →

Tags: european history, Early Modern Europe, Empires and Imperialism, european union, European wars of religion, Noble Culture and History of Elites

well Hello there!

bergenbolt wrote 3 weeks ago: My name is Bergen D. Bolt and I am an undergraduate of Jacksonville State University in Alabama with … more →

Tags: Environment, climate change, Culture, Research, Elazar, Environmental & Culture, Traditional, Individual, Moral

Why prize draws for voting miss the point2 comments

Neil Schofield wrote 3 weeks ago: I have a lot of respect for Angela Eagle, Shadow Leader of the House of Commons (and, as it happens, … more →

Tags: uk politics, neoliberalism, Turnout, Voting, Angela Eagle, westminster consensus

Liz Truss and the privatisation of childhood2 comments

Neil Schofield wrote 1 month ago: Junior Education Minister Liz Truss has launched an attack on what she describes as the “purpo … more →

Tags: Education, uk politics, Michael Gove, Liz Truss, ivan ilich, Jimmy Reid, Britannia Unchained

Graduate Student Research Revises Economic Advice

briansandberg wrote 1 month ago: Graduate student research ideally develops new analysis and criticism by employing new evidence and/ … more →

Tags: european history, Globalization, european union, academic publishing, Graduate Work in History, Information Management, Historiography and Social Theory

cold war ghosts in shenkong4 comments

Mary Ann O'Donnell wrote 1 month ago: For those inquiring minds that wonder, what was Shenzhen before it was Shenzhen, the opening scene f … more →

Tags: noted, Cold War, Ideology, Movies, neoliberalism, Patriotism, shenkong, Shenzhen, sino-british border

Thatcher: mythologies and legacies

Neil Schofield wrote 1 month ago: The past week was inevitable. It was always going to be the case that when Margaret Thatcher died, t … more →

Tags: Political Science, uk politics, Margaret Thatcher, blair peach, GEORGE ORWELL, Tony Blair, neoliberalism, David Harvey, austerity

The Danger of Pre-emptive Strikes1 comment

briansandberg wrote 1 month ago: With tensions already running high on the Korean peninsula, many American policy-makers and advisers … more →

Tags: european history, Early Modern Europe, French Wars of Religion, Warfare in the Early Modern World, War, Culture, and Society, History of Violence, French history, Empires and Imperialism, Human Rights

Margaret Thatcher's greatest achievement? One Nation Labour and the politics of fear2 comments

Neil Schofield wrote 1 month ago: Notoriously, when asked what was her greatest achievement, Margaret Thatcher answered: “Tony B … more →

Tags: uk politics, Margaret Thatcher, Labour Party, Liam Byrne, One Nation Labour, Stephen Twigg

The peculiar obsessions of Liam Byrne3 comments

Neil Schofield wrote 1 month ago: Once again, the opinions of Labour’s DWP spokesman Liam Byrne are causing controversy – … more →

Tags: uk politics, Labour Party, william beveridge, Beveridge Report, national insurance, Benefits, Liam Byrne, Welfare, Mick Philpott

Rachel Maddow on the Importance of History

briansandberg wrote 1 month ago: Rachel Maddow recently spoke at Stanford University. According to the Stanford Report, “Asked … more →

Tags: History in the Media, Humanities Education, Education Policy, Digital Humanities, Undergraduate Work in History, Careers in History

Restoration Work at the château de Versailles

briansandberg wrote 1 month ago: Louis XIV expanded the château de Versailles in the 1680s, creating a grand palace complex that beca … more →

Tags: Early Modern Europe, Warfare in the Early Modern World, French Revolution and Napoleon, French history, Art History, Noble Culture and History of Elites, Museums and Historical Memory

Looking At Democracy

Chris wrote 1 month ago: The Illinois Humanities Council and the MacArthur Foundation are sponsoring a contest for media piec … more →

Tags: Culture, Looking @ Democracy, Diversity, difference, Pluralism, Rodney King

Why Professors Shouldn't be Armed

briansandberg wrote 1 month ago: Lucinda Roy, a Virginia Tech professor who met with Seung-Hui Cho prior to his shooting rampage in 2 … more →

Tags: Humanities Education, History of Violence, Northern Illinois University, Arms Control, Human Rights


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