The Economic History Society will consider applications for grants – normally of up to £1,000 – to assist postgraduate students (Master’s Degree and PhD) in United Kingdom colleges and universities wi...

Niamh Thornton documents how Maria Felix paved the way for Mexican Women. Her legacy remains in Mexican and European film, as well as fashion, art and jewellery design.

Rose Walker explores how artistic expertise could have been loaned or gifted as craftsman travelled across Twelfth-Century Iberia.

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For Peer Review Week we get insights into the vital peer review process with author and reviewer Chris Walton.

YHT Call for Papers: 2027 Leeds International Medieval Congress The Long Fifteenth CenturyLeeds IMC 5-8 July 2027 Proposals are sought for 20-minute papers on new research on the period 1399-1525. …

Closing dates for next applications: Mondays 5 October and 14 December 2026   Fellowships are awarded to those who have made an original contribution to historical scholarship, typically through the a...

Anna Saunders & Caroline Summers explore how East German perspectives reveal German unification as an unfinished transformation.

Madeline Roycroft traces her journey into musicology through Shostakovich’s reception in France, and exploring music and politics.

We are thrilled to launch the Friends of Ceræ supporter program, which is intended to provide a means by which an individual can become a direct financial supporter of the journal. In return, Frien…

First published by the Society for Theatre Research, read an excerpt from Lilian Baylis: A Biography by Elizabeth Schafer.