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Dr Catherine Oliver, University of Cambridge.
Wednesday 03 November 2021, 16:30-17:30
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A personal list of talks.
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Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The slow death of Victorian liberal governmentality
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Decolonisation and disciplinary histories, 1948-1990
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Making Imperial Citizens: Barnardo’s and the Preparation and Care of Child Emigrants, 1882-1905
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Mixed race children of black GIs and British women born in WWII
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
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Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Mapping grief: a conceptual framework for understanding the diverse spatialities of death, mourning and remembrance
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Rage against the Machine: Individuals in the British Empire
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Awkward biopolitics: osprey conservation, pesticides and biosecurity on Speyside, 1963-1968
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Behaving badly? Perspectives on health inequalities in two socially contrasting neighbourhoods in North East England
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
NATO Interoperability and Geopolitical Assemblages
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Untangling Black Internationalisms: Bayard Rustin, Nonviolence and the Promise of Africa, c. 1953
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
An urban politics of subversive creativity: Architecture, objects and the urban terrain
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The spatial politics of aspiration
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Performance and aesthetics in geography: a cultural politics beyond representation?
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The determinants of historic migration streams: The importance of cultural barriers
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Geography’s final imperial frontier? On the influence of Geography on the humanities' 'spatial turn'
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The invention of wetlands: histories of conservation and contestation from Australia
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
British New Towns, decolonisation, and the global geographies of urban expertise
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Conversations with Caroline: archival spaces of the Victorian asylum
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Can the past help us to understand the present? A life-course perspective on the predictors and consequences of adolescent education and life outcomes in rural India
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The turbulent tale of Richard Burton, an armchair, and the Hakluyt Society: a story of nineteenth-century geography and the materialities of exploration
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Between comparison and singularity: architecture, Auroville and the aesthetic politics of urban Utopianism
⚠️ Please note the time and venue: Seminar Room at 5pm.
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The pledge and the public sphere: Father Mathew and the politics of temperance
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
“The ignorance of the uneducated”: Cold War Philanthropy and the Institute of International Education
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Finding a Forever Home? The Battersea Dogs Home and the Victorian Domestication of the Dog
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Colonial Subjection: Emergent Forms of Governmentality in Early Modern Ireland.
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The English Riots of 2012: Race, Rhetoric and Policies, but What Solutions?
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Reflections on countertopography
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Modern women on modern machines: cultural constructions of women motorists in late Victorian and Edwardian Britain
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Rehearsing the state: the governance practices of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
'Justifiable' Homicide? Responses to Wife-Murder in Nineteenth-Century India and Britain
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Patents and the Challenge of ‘Sharewaring’ in Post-Genomic Bioscience or …The Strange Case of Betty Crocker and The Mouse
⚠️ Please note this is a Tuesday
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Towards a Genealogy of Care: The Treatment of Scotland’s Inebriates
⚠️ Please note this is a Tuesday; please note the earlier starting time.
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Taxidermy, Longing, and Beastly Allure
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Personifying Colonial Governance: Life Geography of George Arthur and the Transition from Colonial Philanthropy to Development Discourse
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Institutions and Economic Development: Theory, Policy, and History
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The politics of urban space: building parks in Savannah, Atlanta and Nashville, 1850-1915
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The dog fancy at war: breeds, breeding and Britishness, 1914-1918
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Assemblage and critical urbanism
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Popping the question: how relevant was marriage in the European past? Evidence from the Gurk valley, Carinthia, 1868 to 1938
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
The politics of urban space: building parks in Savannah, Atlanta and Nashville, 1850-1915
⚠️ New date to be confirmed
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
British Decolonization, 'Manpower Resource' Debates and the Politics of Scientific Governance in the Long Sixties.
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Rethinking the Imperial Difference in Global Times
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Traces of Europe
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
I'm a Citizen of the World': Gender, Identity and the Politics of Scale among British Expatriates in China
Department of Geography - Seminars in Cultural and Historical Geography
Geography, mutualism and welfare: the geography of British hospital contributory schemes before, during and after (?) the NHS
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