The Second World War and the introduction of formalised women’s military services presented women with an opportunity to explore new...

The Conservative party of Margaret Thatcher came to power in May 1979, but with a relatively small majority of 28 MPs (Election History)....

Replacing race, weaponizing culture: UNESCO, racial science, and decolonisation in the Global South, c.1945-1980 Introduction: In July...

Replacing race, weaponizing culture: UNESCO, racial science, and decolonisation in the Global South, c.1945-1980 Abstract: The UNESCO...

The 1945 General Election saw the Labour Party achieve a parliamentary majority for the first time since its formation, winning 61% of...

This exploration of the life of Edith Lancaster highlights the fight for free love in the late 19th century and the shifting role of women.

In the 1930s, from the blown soils of the American Southern Plains to the Central Highlands of Kenya, soil erosion and desertification...

‘Men Against the Desert’: Empire, decolonisation and the production of environmental knowledge in the Age of Anthropocene, 1930-1977....