SocialHistoryBlog

Social History Blog publishes work that explores how lives are lived, understood and made sense of over time.The blog is linked to the journal Social History.

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Mato Bošnjak explores the intersections between gender, labour and migration in post-war Yugoslavia in his post for the Social History Blog: https://t.co/2ATBnnOP6U

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Laura Nys tells the poignant tales of youths detained in reform schools in her Social History Blog post: https://t.co/waomEhdcVy

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Kristof Loockx and Laura Caruso explore beyond the historical reputation of sailortowns in their post for the Social History Blog: https://t.co/LvE4vtk7np

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A tribute to John Seed's poetry by Edmund Ogawa Hardy:
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On behalf of Social History, Simon Gunn pays tribute to John Seed: https://t.co/eKIzDnRb83

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Lewis Siegelbaum adds his perspective on Soviet historiography on the Social History Blog: https://t.co/2XjF5Ks2v4

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Stefan B. Kirmse opens up the discussion on Soviet History in his Social History Blog post on revisionism: https://t.co/HfuYSkdvJR

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Social History 50,4 is out now online: https://t.co/wYoqmIsNqi

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Axelle Brodiez-Dolino explains why how we measure poverty is so important at: https://t.co/v8JpGC1zRW

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Social History 50,3 is out now online: https://t.co/wYoqmIsNqi

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Jasper Segerink reflects on how social history projects develop for the Social History Blog: https://t.co/jHAuhpuHHi

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Following his work on medieval Danish peasantry for Social History 50,2 Richard Cole explores the limits of bureaucracy - then and now - in his Social History Blog: https://t.co/kc5hWLmzFj

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Social History 50, 2 is out now online at: https://t.co/wYoqmIsNqi

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From plague to postmen, Social History 50.1 is out now online: https://t.co/wYoqmIsNqi

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Social History 49,4 is out now online: https://t.co/wYoqmIsNqi

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Mark Rothery reflects on pleasure past and present in his Social History Blog post: https://t.co/zFFnmN5bVz

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Katariina Parhi discusses the significance and ethics of researching the middle ground to histories of the marginalised in Finland in her Social History Blog post: https://t.co/etW8kfA12N

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Timothy J. Minchin explores the relationship between U.S. labour strikes and public support in the latest Social History Blog post: https://t.co/j9JghBpIH7

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Social History 49,3 is out now online. Read about medieval cites, 18th pleasures, Chartist songs, General Motors and Finnish forced labour at: https://t.co/vN57KdB41H

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Gripped by election fever? Find out about scurrilous voting practices over common land in 19th-century Yorkshire in Henry French’s blog post for Social History: https://t.co/UTS3vT6Z2r