Join Historians without Borders and the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy for a seminar on European history, international relations and history dialogue in London on 26 October 2026.

Join Historians without Borders and the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy for a seminar on European history, international relations and history dialogue in London on 26 October 2026.

In August 2026, History & Policy partnered with the FCDO executive agency Wilton Park on a conference to mark its 80th anniversary.

Researchers Giorgia Tolfo and Laura Robson-Mainwaring reflect on the usefulness of the Hospital Records database and how we are making it more accessible.

In August 2026, History & Policy partnered with the FCDO executive agency Wilton Park on a conference to mark its 80th anniversary.

In August 2026, History & Policy partnered with the FCDO executive agency Wilton Park on a conference to mark its 80th anniversary.

In August 2026, History & Policy partnered with the FCDO executive agency Wilton Park on a conference to mark its 80th anniversary.

We are delighted to publish a new article entitled 'The General Strike, 4th to 13th May 1926 - A Contemporary Diary: The Key Actors in a Gigantic Drama' by Dr Jim Moher.

Join Historians without Borders and the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy for a seminar on European history, international relations and history dialogue in London on 26 October 2026.

On Tuesday 6 October we will be launching a new seminar series in partnership with the School of Advanced Study's Refugee Law Initiative exploring the policies of some of the UK's major parties toward...

On Tuesday 6 October we will be launching a new seminar series in partnership with the School of Advanced Study's Refugee Law Initiative exploring the policies of some of the UK's major parties toward...

Join Historians without Borders and the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy for a seminar on European history, international relations and history dialogue in London on 26 October 2026.

Dr Igor Baranov and Dr Michael Weatherburn consider the history of consulting. This suggests that ethical scrutiny usually follows scandal. That is too late. The paper argues that if consulting is now...

The former leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett (Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle) will be among the distinguished speakers at a conference on 5 November organised by History & Policy's Trades U...

The former leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett (Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle) will be among the distinguished speakers at a conference on 5 November organised by History & Policy's Trades U...

Dr Igor Baranov and Dr Michael Weatherburn consider the history of consulting. This suggests that ethical scrutiny usually follows scandal. That is too late. The paper argues that if consulting is now...

History & Policy Trade Union Forum

History & Policy Trade Union Forum

History & Policy Trade Union Forum

History & Policy Trade Union Forum

Manchester University Press remembers Professor John M. MacKenzie, founding editor of Studies in Imperialism, with tributes from colleagues reflecting on his scholarship, generosity and lasting legacy...

Professor David Green argues that the repeal of the 1824 Vagrancy Act in June 2026 was long overdue. Social attitudes to begging and rough sleeping have changed considerably in recent decades. But pov...

Professor David Green argues that the repeal of the 1824 Vagrancy Act in June 2026 was long overdue. Social attitudes to begging and rough sleeping have changed considerably in recent decades. But pov...

Responses to the death of Evelyn Fuller in 1938 point to a long history of public debate around mental health, suicide and assisted dying. Policy makers need to pay attention to that history in order ...

The language of community participation now runs through every major UK research funding framework. Yet the architecture of grant funding structurally reproduces the very asymmetry in power relations ...

The story of the losers is full of meaningful silences and William of Normandy’s terror.

The language of community participation now runs through every major UK research funding framework. Yet the architecture of grant funding structurally reproduces the very asymmetry in power relations ...