Music and Culture – a Global History : Podcast of Global History Seminars | Institute of Historical Research

Podcast of Global History Seminars | Institute of Historical Research

"Global History Seminar at the London Centre of the University of Notre Dame 2010-03-31
Music and Culture – a Global History (please note the audio quality of this particular podcast is not optimal)

D. R. M. Irving (Christ´s Coll., Cambridge)

Dr Irving has been exploring the problems of writing about the music as part of cultural history in his groundbreaking book, Colonial Counterpoint, about music in the Philippines under Spanish rule, and a series of lectures at Cambridge on the globalization of music in the early modern period."

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Anglo-American Conference 2010: Environments | Institute of Historical Research

Anglo-American Conference 2010: Environments | Institute of Historical Research

Anglo-American Conference 2010:
Environments: the 79th Anglo American Conference of Historians, 1-2 July 2010

This July the Institute of Historical Research’s flagship annual event, the Anglo-American Conference of Historians, is taking as its theme Environments. Over the last two decades environmental history has developed at an amazing pace, broadening and deepening our understanding of human interaction with nature, climate, landscape and resources across two millennia of historical time. Our conference will explore where environmental history has been and where it is going, its relationship to other scholarly disciplines, and the ways in which historians of the environment can inform global green awareness today.

Our keynote speakers are William Beinart, Alfred Crosby, John McNeill, Harriet Ritvo and Donald Worster, and we shall also feature several major book launches over the two days.

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Reviews in History - Institute of Historical Research

Reviews in History

"Welcome to Reviews in History. Launched in 1996, this e-journal publishes reviews and reappraisals of significant work in all fields of historical interest. To date, we have published over 850 reviews, reaching thousands of readers via the Internet and the free email alert. New reviews appear regularly.

The journal's key features are:

• Reviews of greater length than usually found in scholarly journals (2000–3000 words)
• Free access to reviews, with free email alert with links to the latest reviews.
• Texts available to print in convenient format
• Speed of publication
• Right of reply for authors and editors
• Reviews undertaken by leading scholars
• Broad scope – chronologically, geographically and thematically
• Valuable as a resource for research, teaching and studying history at undergraduate and graduate levels

Reviews in History can be contacted here.
For details of the aims and purposes of Reviews in History, please see the Manifesto 2000.
For details of the Editors and Editorial Board, see the Editorial Board page.

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