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Prince Harry, Meghan, and the Public Perception of Royal Tours in the 21st Century

Carolyn Harris

3 days ago

Prince Harry, Meghan, and the Public Perception of Royal Tours in the 21st Century

In 2024, Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made two high profile international visits...

"Time runs swiftly in these western towns": British Travelers and Snapshots of Colorado

Lukas Rasmussen

Jul 26

"Time runs swiftly in these western towns": British Travelers and Snapshots of Colorado

"This is part of why travel narratives can be illuminating. They serve as a snapshot of a place and space taken with the observant eye..."

Tutankhamun’s Treasures: From Egypt to London and Beyond

Adam C. Hill

Jul 12

Tutankhamun’s Treasures: From Egypt to London and Beyond

"What can we learn from the 1972 exhibition? In many ways it was a product of a unique moment in global politics. "

Royal Stalkers: Intrusions on the British Royal Family’s Privacy

Rachel Hamilton

Jun 20

Royal Stalkers: Intrusions on the British Royal Family’s Privacy

How much privacy should members of the royal family receive?

The King’s New Portrait: Charles III’s Red Era

Stephanie Koscak

Jun 7

The King’s New Portrait: Charles III’s Red Era

"With this portrait we might say that the king is entering his "red era" to borrow some Swiftie vocabulary."

British Studies: State of the Field

Priya Satia

Feb 16

A Way Forward: Look Local

"This is a call to work locally and from the bottom-up ..."

Catherine Chou

Feb 13

A Teachable Moment?

“Any effective strategy to nurture and grow our field is dependent on being transparent with our students…”

David Cressy

Feb 9

British History, Once and Future

"More than a quarter of a century of gnashing of teeth has accompanied the decline of British history in American higher education."

British History in Canada: No Jobs, No Field

Ted McCormick

Feb 6

British History in Canada: No Jobs, No Field

Ted McCormick outlines the state of British Studies in Canada.

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Historiography of Ireland/Northern Ireland Series

"The Irish do not live in the past rather Ireland’s history lives in the present"

Laura McAtackney

Nov 3, 2023

"The Irish do not live in the past rather Ireland’s history lives in the present"

"One cannot deny that the maintaining of “peace” after conflict has not been a straightforward or linear process."

Why the Inertia? Situated Knowledge and Action in Northern Ireland

Jennifer Todd

Oct 31, 2023

Why the Inertia? Situated Knowledge and Action in Northern Ireland

I enter this discussion with some caution. My interests lie in the broad field of ethnicity, boundaries and identity, my research on the...

The Start of the Troubles and Real Politics

Simon Prince

Oct 25, 2023

The Start of the Troubles and Real Politics

In this piece, Simon Prince reflects on his article “Against Ethnicity” and how his work emphasizes a short time span and contingency.

Consensus and Debate: Walking the 'New' Northern Ireland

Elizabeth DeYoung

Oct 20, 2023

Consensus and Debate: Walking the 'New' Northern Ireland

"Walking as methodology can add weight and texture to historical study."

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