[Cross posted from the Second World War Military Operations Research Group] Do you specialise in the operational military history of the Second World War? Are you an academic working in […]
A new part-time course is due to start at the Centre for War Studies, University of Birmingham in January 2013. It is an online MA that is delivered through the […]
A new course is due to start at the Centre for War Studies at the University of Birmingham in the History of Warfare. This is a full-time course that starts […]
[Cross posted from Thoughts on Military History] It is true that the establishment of the Chichele Chair in the History of War at the University of Oxford and Sir Michael […]
Last October I attended a (very good) conflict archaeology conference at Glasgow University. One of the speakers talked about ‘dark tourism’. If, like me, this is a concept you’ve never […]
It is always good to see new blogs from students working in the War Studies field. As I have noted elsewhere, this medium is an excellent way of engaging with […]
[Cross posted at Thoughts on Military History] This originally started out as a reply to James Daly’s post ‘Why we write?’, however, as it grew in length I decided to […]
This conference, organised by the British Commission for Military History in association with the History of Warfare Research Group at King’s College London, intends to highlight the breadth and depth […]
Military History seminars podcast | Institute of Historical Research. As well as the regular seminars held at Birmingham there is another series of important semianrs that occur at the Institute […]
We have just had the title for out keynote lecture at our forthcoming symposium on Transformation and Innovation in the British Military from 1642 to 1945 confirmed: Professor John Buckley […]
