Events

ITSH Events – Spring 2024

All events, unless noted otherwise, will be scheduled: Mondays 1-3pm UK time, delivered in person at the location indicated or, if noted, on the ITSH Microsoft Team. If you are not already on our ITSH mailing list and wish to be added please get in touch with Konrad Lawson ([email protected]). If you would like to join an individual event and you are not affiliated with the University of St Andrews, please use our registration form.

  • Week 1 – 15 Jan Lecture – Paul Stock – History, Space and Causality Chair: Riccardo Bavaj (Online) 
  • Week 2 – 22 Jan – 2-4pm – Reading Group Japan’s Private Spheres: Autonomy in Japanese History, 1600-1930 (2021) Chair: Konrad Lawson (Online) 
  • Week 3 – 29 Jan Lecture – James Krull – Mourning with the “force of history”: National Days of Remembrance in Germany and the UK since 1945 Chair: Riccardo Bavaj (Arts Building; Seminar Room 4)
  • Week 4 – 5 Feb Lecture Roseanna Webster‘Roseanna Webster discusses her forthcoming book on Women’s Activism in Francoist Spain’ 
  • Week 6 – 19 Feb Lecture – Rosi Carr – Slavery, Settler Colonialism, and Skulls: Lachlan Macquarie (1761 – 1824) and the ongoing violence of empire (Online)
  • Week 7 – 4 Mar Lecture – Anne Knowles – How Can We Map the Holocaust? Chair: Riccardo Bavaj (Online)
  • Week 8 – 11 Mar Lecture – Nat Andrews – Prefiguring Utopia: “Everyday Anarchism” in Spain and Argentina, 1890-1930 Chair: Kate Ferris (Arts Building; Seminar Room 6) 
  • Week 9 – 18 Mar Lecture – Teresa van der Kraan – More than just Hitlerism: National Socialisms and Perceptions of Italian Fascism, 1919-33 Chair: Riccardo Bavaj (Online)
  • Week 10 – 25 Mar Lecture – Anna Knutsson – Global Peripheries: Transformative illegal trade in the High North, 1770-1820 Chair: Matthew Ylitalo (Arts Building; Seminar Room 4)

Past Events

For a list of past events hosted by the institute, please see our past events page.