NEW EPISODE OUT NOW - A cultural history of swords
From religion to SciFi, why are swords still so culturally relevant?
Available on Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts and Podbean!
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"Russian Special Envoy Steven Seagal Gifts Samurai Sword to Venezuela's Maduro"
Inspired by this amazing encounter, the next episode is going to be a cultural history of swords! It will be out in a couple of weeks.
Voting in 19thC local elections was a bit more dangerous than today as Manchester voters discovered in 1876 when ambushed by a gang of 12 year old girls. Only one 'was seriously injured' though at least three policeman were needed to disperse the menacing children
@VictorianEV_UK
Some more stories and thoughts on 19th-Century election violence in 🏴 and 🏴 as our analysis of the wealth of data progresses.
Thoughts, comments, and insights welcomed!
New Episode! It's a great interview with @patmkuhn from the Victorian Election Violence project (@VictorianEV_UK)
It's an important and interesting topic, but there are some really fun bits as well!
Please like, share and review if you have a minute!
https://t.co/6RHkgAetY0
Calling PhD students, Researchers and Academics! Would any of you like to appear for a 30+ minute segment on the #poLit podcast to promote/discuss your research in International Relations or Political Thought? Please comment/message if interested! All Welcome🙂
@AcademicChatter
Dropping this coming Friday, the project's conversation with @DanielOdinShaw on @ViolencePod on some initial results from the project, including some of the weirder, amusing, and colorful stories we unearthed.
Stay tuned!