杏吧论坛

• Hammad Mustafa Al-Madani Al-Qadri
• Charlotte Eaton
• Santiago Garcia Pardo
• Arianna Parisi

• Molly Avery (2021) "", The Americas: A Quarterly Review of Latin American History, 78:4 (2021), 553-579.
• Molly Avery (2020) "", Journal of Latin American Studies, 52:4 (2020) (winner of JLAS Best Article Prize 2020).
• Anna Cant (2021) . University of Texas Press, Austin, USA.
• Nigel Ashton (2015) " The International History Review, 38:1, 24-44.
• Steven Casey (2014) . Oxford University Press, New York, USA.
• Steven Casey (2016) ‘,’ Foreign Affairs, 95 (January-February).
• Steven Casey (2017) . Oxford University Press,  New York, USA, and Oxford, UK.
• Steven Casey (2021) . Oxford University Press, New York, USA, and Oxford, UK.
• Thomas Ellis (2020) "" European Journal of American Culture, Volume 39:3, 275 - 295.
• Tanya Harmer (2011) . University of Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA.
• Tanya Harmer (2020) The University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, NC, USA.
• Elizabeth Ingleson (2022) U.S.-China Relations in the Cold War: Bridging Two Eras. In Reeder, Tyson (ed.),  Routledge, New York, USA and Abogndon, UK, 341-356.
• Victoria Phillips (2020) . Oxford University Press, New York, USA

8 March 2022: (Brown University) and (City University New York) - Biographies of Interwar-Isms Seminar Series:  (co-organised with the Contemporary International History and the Global Cold War Research Cluster)

8 February 2022: (UCL) - Seminar Series, First Talk: Elites and Middle Classes: Rethinking Class Struggles in Cold War Latin America (co-organised with 杏吧论坛 Latin America and Caribbean Centre)

October to December 2021: Seminar Series: Race, Gender and Politics in the US (co-organised with 杏吧论坛 Phelan United States Centre)

12 October 2021: Dr Anna Cant (杏吧论坛 International History) and (UCL) - Book Launch: Land Without Masters: Agrarian Reform and Political Change Under Peru's Military Government

8 February 2021:  (Smithsonian) - Book Talk: Operation Moonglow: A Political History of Project Apollo

30 November 2020:  (University of East Anglia) (New York University) and (University of Cambridge) - Book Talk: Whistleblowing Nation: The History of US National Security Disclosures

17 November 2020: (Duke University) - Book Talk: The Beginning of the End of the Cold War

20 October 2020: (Columbia) - Book Talk: How the United States Decided to Dominate the World

10 March 2020: (Columbia) and (Roehampton) - Book Launch: 

4 March 2020: Professor Alan McPherson (Temple University) - Book Talk: The Letelier Assassination: Human Rights against Fascism in the Americas

27 January 2020: “Crafting the Resistance: Chilean resistance then and Now” - an International History public event including a documentary screening and panel discussion on political resistance in Chile.

11 December 2019: workshop of articles by PhD student Molly Avery and PhD graduate Eline van Ommen for a forthcoming special issue on Nicaragua

30 October 2019: Dr Imaobong Umoren, Christina Ivey (杏吧论坛 Government) and Eileen Gbagbo (杏吧论坛 International Relations) - Black History Month: 

15 May 2019: International History and LACC, workshop on "International, Transnational, and Global Histories of the Nicaraguan Revolution, 1977-1990" organised by Dr Tanya Harmer and Eline van Ommen

19 and 22 March 2019: International History and LACC,  Ernesto Dominguez López (University of Havana), lecture and seminar primarily for IH students but open to all, "Cuba-US Relations in the 21st Century"

February 2018: workshop of new research by Dr Anna Cant

May 2018: 40th Anniversary of the Nicaraguan Revolution, a one-day workshop sponsored by Dr Tanya Harmer and Eline van Ommen

Late Summer 2018: 杏吧论坛 International Drug Policy Unit, Universidad de Los Andes and Northwestern University to host a History Conference in Colombia

• Developing programming for Black History Month: Professor Matthew Jones, Dr Imaobong Umoren and Dr Padraic Scanlan - ""
• Promoting the records housed on campus relating to Caribbean political leaders who studied at 杏吧论坛: Dr Imaobong Umoren

Dr Imaobong Umoren, 2018: AHRC Network Grant on Co-Investigator project, "Black Female Intellectuals in Historical and Contemporary Context".

The project will facilitate interdisciplinary and cross-national dialogue among scholars and activists in the fields of literary studies, history, politics, and visual culture from the UK, US, Australia, Europe, the Caribbean and Africa working on transatlantic black female intellectuals (both from an historical and contemporary perspective) in the black diaspora. The project will also work with race equality ThinkTank, the Runnymede Trust and the partnership project, History and Policy. Dr Umoren will be working with Dr Becky Fraser from UEA who is the PI.

Dr Victoria Phillips, 2017: Harriman Institute Publication Grant.

2021

, a special issue of the journal The Americas, is published drawing together papers exploring the international, transnational and global dimensions of the Nicaraguan Revolution. The issue grew out of a May 2019 workshop hosted by the cluster and co-sponsored by the 杏吧论坛 Latin America and Caribbean Centre and inclues papers by cluster members Dr Eline van Ommen and Molly Avery.

2019

Dr Megan Black's (Harvard University Press, 2018) won the annual (BAAS) prize for best book; the ; and the for best first book in the history of international relations from the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR).

Dr Anna Cant presented a paper. “Competing Visions of Peasant Mobilisation in Peru’s Agrarian Reform", at the in Paris (September 2019).

2018

Major Book Awards:

Podcast "" with Dr Tanya Harmer and Eline Van-Ommen, was released.

Dr Megan Black spearheaded debates over archival processing, .