Historian of Modern Britain. 'Our NHS: A History of Britain's Best Loved Institution' (Yale). History of medicine and environment, politics, social history
🌹LEADING LABOUR EPISODE 1 🎤🌹
Clement Attlee
With amazing guests:
Neil Kinnock, John Bew, @RichardToye, @lottelydia, @PDimoldenberg, @cmmassey, @AndrewSeaton, Stephen Wall @UCL_EI and Edmund Fawcett
https://t.co/s4iZcY90u9
The Anthropocene Histories session discussing 'Images of Extraction' with Jarrod Hore and Siobhan Angus is tomorrow at 3pm UK time on Zoom. Sign-up below:
On 22 January, we have a great session lined up on 'Images of Extraction' for the Anthropocene Histories seminar. Jarrod Hore and Siobhan Angus will be talking about their fantastic work and I'll be chairing. All on Zoom: sign-up in the thread below
On 22 January, we have a great session lined up on 'Images of Extraction' for the Anthropocene Histories seminar. Jarrod Hore and Siobhan Angus will be talking about their fantastic work and I'll be chairing. All on Zoom: sign-up in the thread below
For those of you in Europe and North America I’ll be speaking at UCL’s Anthropocene Histories Seminar on 22 Jan. I’ll be joining Siobhan Angus and @AndrewSeaton to talk about ‘Images of Extraction.’
The British National Health Service has proven remarkably durable. How was it made, and how has it fared against neoliberalism? We spoke with @AndrewSeaton about his award-winning book, Our NHS, out from @yalepress:
https://t.co/hMp1sW0LbO
Celebrating the arrival of author copies of my book today. So surreal (and thrilling) to see the book in print! You can order your copy in paperback, hardback or ebook here: https://t.co/I1KW7yCEoP
And that's a wrap! Congratulations to the winner of the 2024 #WolfsonHistoryPrize, Joya Chatterji, for her book Shadows at Noon: The South Asian Twentieth Century, and to the brilliant shortlisted authors listed below:
I wrote about the history of eugenics and welfare for this week's @TheTLS. Sarah Wise's book gives us a window into the lives of the large numbers of people incarcerated or otherwise confined by Britain's 1913 Mental Deficiency Act.
https://t.co/5SsNDa61bs
It's the first 'Anthropocene Histories' seminar (organised b/w UCL, Camb, Ox) of 24/25 this Weds at 2pm on Zoom. We have Bathsheba Demuth (Brown), Julie Livingston (NYU), and Will Pooley (Bristol) talking about writing 'experimental histories'. Sign-up:
https://t.co/qF2tK2K8AE
@Trilobitten Re Canada: I had some stuff on supporters/critics of the NHS getting involved in the Saskatchewan doctors strike that also didn't make the cut, but an interesting story there
I'm honoured that my book, 'Our NHS', has won the 2024 Morris D. Forkosch Prize in British, British imperial, or British Commonwealth history since 1485. Thanks to @AHAhistorians, all of the judges, and @yalepress@YaleBooks!
The AHA is pleased to announce the winners of its 2024 prizes, which honor exceptional books, distinguished teaching and mentoring in the classroom, public history, and other historical projects. Congratulations to the 2024 awardees! #AHAPerspectives https://t.co/qmR1ACIpm5