Professor Philip Murphy saying a few words at the Korean Society of British History Farewell Reception for our visiting guests (overseen by yours truly). @philipvmurphy @RichardHuzzey@ihr_history@ICwS_SAS
Professor Philip Murphy giving the final presentation of our four-day British-East Asian Conference of Historians in Daegu, South Korea. @philipvmurphy @SASNews@ihr_history
Excellent paper from @1stAmongEquals on British resistance to SE Asian judges joining Judicial Committee of Privy Council in 1960s - wanted it's continuation as commonwealth link without letting judges from Singapore and Malaysia sit
M'colleague @durham_history Stephen Taylor of @IMEMSDurham speaking on core and periphery in 17/18th Church of England at 1st British - East Asian conference of historians in Daegu, Korea
Prof Young-Suk Lee of Gwanju University speaking on Isabella Bird, first female member of @RGS_IBG , in her view of Korea and Japan - at first British-East Asian conference of historians in Daegu.
Our Fearless Leaders - Professors Heasim Sul of Yonsei University and Philip Murphy of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, London University @philipvmurphy
"Few did more to promote the study of the history of British foreign policy" - @LawDavF obituary for Prof Michael Dockrill in @guardian https://t.co/nYFw2Y6I7W
The Rt Hon Sir Vince Cable MP will deliver the @ICwS_SAS Peter Lyon Memorial Lecture on 8 October: 'Britain, Brexit, and the Future of the Commonwealth'. Free; book here: https://t.co/ggL0MWfD4G
Check out Dr Antony Best's latest release: "British Foreign Secretaries and Japan, 1850-1990" with Hugh Cortazzi, UK Ambassador to Japan (80-84). The book reviews the role of British Foreign Secretaries in the formulation of British policy towards Japan. https://t.co/RBx9mohYOR
Congratulations to @philipvmurphy at @ICwS_SAS on new role overseeing boost to #LAHP doctoral training funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council (@ahrcpress) https://t.co/Rf0iWJ6Uo6