This article reconstructs the British blockade of Greece in 1850 as an experiment in intervention short of war. Commonly remembered through the prism of the Pacifico Affair and Palmerstonian gunboa...

In the first of a special series hosted by Alexandria Innes and Georgios Giannakopoulos, guests Andrekos Varnava and Beyza Kiziltepe trace how Cyprus’s division continues to live in the memor…

The Interpreters is, in that sense, a book about continuities—about how the languages of freedom, civilisation, and reform forged in the age of empire continue to shape the ways Europe imagines and ma...

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Nile Green walks Jonathan Conlin through Ikbal and Idries Shah’s unstable stable of aliases and identities.

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America can help Israel without attacking the court.

Antonis Samaras’ ousting highlights New Democracy’s ongoing identity crisis

By Alan Lester The Red River Expedition with Colonel Garnet Wolseley’s boat featured flying the ensign at Kakabeka Falls, Frances Anne Hopkins, 1877: We understand the British Empire’s military cam…

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Join Dr Geoffrey Swenson, Dr Margot Tudor, and Dr Kseniya Oksamytna as they launch their books that address historical and contemporary aspects of international peacekeeping and statebuilding.

Published in Global Intellectual History (Ahead of Print, 2023)