Emancipation, Slave Ownership and the Remaking of the British Imperial World

Emancipation, Slave Ownership and the Remaking of the British Imperial World
(2012 Neale Lecture and Colloquium, UCL)

Dear Colleagues

The Legacies of British Slave-ownership project at University College London cordially invite you to the next Neale Lecture and Colloquium in British History, entitled “Emancipation, Slave Ownership and the Remaking of the British Imperial World.”

New Sources on the 1956 Hungarian Revolution

In the past few months, OSA acquired two collections to complement its already rich archives on the 1956 Hungarian Revolution.

The first was donated by Professor Gary Filerman, one of the founders and long-time board members of the American Refugee Committee. In 1956-57, under the auspices of the World University Service, Filerman was the director of the student reception center at Camp Kilmer in New Jersey. His task was to process and place Hungarian refugee students entering the US under special immigration permits.

Visiting tutor, Radical, Socialist and Feminist movements - Ruskin College, Oxford

Ruskin College, in Oxford (UK), is seeking a Visiting Tutor to teach a Summer Term module on Radical, Socialist and Feminist Movements in Britain 1790-1900. This is a level 4 module, part of our Certificate in Higher Education in History (equivalent to a first-year degree course), and the job will involve teaching a class 5 hours a week and setting and marking an exam. The module is source-oriented and it is envisaged that the students will spend some time in class looking at and discussing source documents.

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