International Relations, Politics and History Research Day

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International Relations, Politics and History (IRPH) are hosting a research day, featuring talks and panels throughout the day. For full details, visit the Black History Month events page.

11am-11.50am: Marcus Collins is presenting a talk entitled ‘Armchair Imperialism: Popular Attitudes to Decolonisation, Empire and “Race” in 1950s Britain’ (WAV040).
12pm-12.50pm: Poppy Cullen, Doyin Oyerinde and Thoralf Klein will participate in a panel discussion on researching Africa in the humanities and social sciences.
1pm-1.50pm: Catherine Armstrong, Tom Frost and Marcus Collins will participate in a second panel discussion on researching ‘race’ in the humanities and social sciences.
3pm-3.50pm: Thoralf Klein will close IRPH’s contribution to BHM proceedings with a talk entitled ‘In Search of George Kahama: A Tanzanian Politician with Loughborough Roots’ (WAV040).

Visit the event website for further details

Contact and booking details

Name
Marcus Collins
Cost
Free
Booking required?
No