Graduate Student Research Presentations, Global & Imperial History, D.Phil & M.St.
All welcome, presentations to be followed by a drinks reception.
Global & Imperial History Graduate Student Research Presentations
Friday 8th March, 2019 - Colin Matthew Room, History Faculty
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Presenter |
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Chair |
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Session 1 |
11.00am |
Yui Chim Lo |
Imagining the Continent's Future: China, India and Post-War Asia, 1937-1949 |
Richard Reid |
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11.30am |
Thomas Burnham |
Going Down to the Global Countryside: Soviet and Chinese Aid Diplomacy in Africa |
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12.00pm |
Marco De Jong |
Fesuiaiga o le Tau: A Politicised 'Climate' in a Changing Pacific, 1945-1990 |
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12.30pm |
Lunch |
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Session 2 |
1.30pm |
Alastair Brook |
How did the relationship between popular music and liberation politics in South Africa develop in the context of global struggles for liberation between 1948-1976? |
Jodie Sun |
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2.00pm |
Neha Shah |
"The weight of a gun's magazine": the Palestinian Revolutionary Movement and the Tricontinental, 1967-73 |
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2.30pm |
Katie Phipps |
Colonising birth: French perspectives on traditional Moroccan midwifery and birth in the early 20th century |
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3.00pm |
Break |
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Session 3 |
3.30pm |
Claire Jones |
Inquisition, New Christians, and the Portuguese Restoration in Goa, 1630-1650 |
Hanna Smyth |
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4.00pm |
Kumuthan Maderya |
Stabilizing the 'Arc of Instability' - India's Response to the Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan |
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4.30pm |
Allison Panelas |
Population Exchanges and Partition: discussions of the Treaty of Lausanne in the context of the Partition of India |
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5.00pm |
Close and Drinks Reception |
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