Balliol History

Gobbets from Broad Street: sometimes admin, sometimes enlightenment.

[Balliol College @BalliolOxford]

A new book edited by Professor Martin Conway (MacLellan-Warburg Fellow and Tutor in History) @BalliolHistory https://t.co/z05iRwZMYj

[Balliol History @BalliolHistory]

@BalliolOxford [HSH went to Balliol in 1866.]

[Balliol College @BalliolOxford]

New publication by Fred Smith, Early Career Fellow in Early Modern History @BalliolHistory

[Balliol History @BalliolHistory]

RIP the great Clive Holmes. There is a lovely tribute by Grant Tapsell @ https://t.co/xHieYSanus

[Tocqueville 21 @Tocqueville21]

AUTHOR RESPONSE: Martin Conway (@BalliolOxford / @OxfordHistory) discusses chronology, "post-democracy", and western Europe's "crise de regime":

https://t.co/i57XMr7jOd

[JuRe Research Consortium @jure_fi]

Next week: Public lecture with @OxfordHistory Prof Martin Conway on "Europe after the Demo­cratic Age".

📆May 12 at 4-6 pm
📍@helsinkiuni main building

Comments by Henrik Meinander & @RainioNiemi

https://t.co/fpe19aYxWp

@HCIntellHist @PolHistoria

[Review of Democracy @RevDem2020]

What is Christian Democracy?

You can now read the full edited transcript of our roundtable on @cinvernizzi1983's book with @GChamedes, @JamesChappel and Martin Conway, organised by @vkubekas:

https://t.co/rmYK5vBHpY

You can also watch it here:

https://t.co/HXbVyVtzmS

[Westminster Academy @WestminsterAca]

Thank you to Professor Martin Conway @BalliolOxford for his fantastic #Daretoknow talk on the characteristics of fascism in history and the differences and parallels in today's political landscape. Students enjoyed viewing contemporary politics through the eyes of a historian!

[Balliol History @BalliolHistory]

Review of Martin Conway's book published today:

https://t.co/NM7jMrMvfi

[Michal Matlak @MichalMatlak]

On 24 September we are organising @RevDem2020 an online conference on Christian Democracy inspired by the books by @cinvernizzi1983 and @katimarton. Check out the programme here: https://t.co/AkESGRe9bc

[Balliol College @BalliolOxford]

Balliol Honorary Fellow Professor Roper talks to Balliol alumna Professor Lipscomb:

[Matti Maasikas @MattiMaasikas]

Tutvustan Diplomaatias Oxfordi professori Martin Conway uurimust sõjajärgse Lääne-Euroopa demokraatiast. Oli edukas kuni esmavajadused rahuldatud, taastamistöö lõpetatud. Järgmisele, 1968. aasta põlvkonnale jäi aga heast haldusest väheks. Õpetlik lugu.

https://t.co/SJFdmTOul5

[Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins @daniel_dsj2110]

It was a pleasure to co-interview with @FerencLaczo the historian Martin Conway about his new book, “Western Europe’s Democratic Age”. Was also able to ask him a question or two about the current state of democracy in Europe—i found his responses here especially illuminating”:

[Neil @irl_neil]

@cszabla @dbessner Martin Conway's book on Europe's "democratic age" is really interesting on this. Its both the height of mass democracy and its twilight.

[EHR @enghistrev]

Martin Conway @OxfordHistory reviews 'The Everyday Nationalism of Workers: A Social History of Modern Belgium', by Maarten Van Ginderachter https://t.co/aZbPNIQ56j @stanfordpress

[Balliol History @BalliolHistory]

Martin Conway on 'Making Trump History' @ https://t.co/Ex4dxtxq7E

[Hedwig Richter @RichterHedwig]

I look forward to having a joint talk with Martin Conway.
About our recent books & about ‘Writing the History of Democracy in Europe’.
At the Modern European History research seminar @Cambridge_Uni.
16 March at 17:15 UK time via Zoom.

[Samuel Moyn 🔭 @samuelmoyn]

"There is little to suggest that the new politics originates in Europe’s 20th-century past, which is one of the secrets of its success." History, the brilliant Martin Conway says, isn't about exploiting expertise in a bid for relevance but facing novelty. https://t.co/C81PoYPqWt