Gui Xi Young

Name:	Gui Xi Young
Affiliation:	Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge
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Last login:	Mon Nov 25 11:12:10 +0000 2013

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• Coming of Age When Winter is Coming: the Stark Choices of Late Medieval and Early Modern Youth
• Religious Violence and the Peace of Christendom in 18th Century British America
• A ‘fair chance’? The Catholic Irish Brigade and the British government, 1793-98.
• Violent Reverberations: The Politics of History in César Aira’s 'Ema, la cautiva' (Ema, the Captive)
• Gunpowder, treason and plot: policing political violence in Constantinople and Alexandria, 1918-1923
• 'Violence and colonial atavism: the British Indian state’s north-eastern frontier during the nineteenth century.'
• Special Roundtable Discussion - The First World War in Historical Perspective
• The Dachau Trials: an introduction to sentencing practices.
• Untouchability as systemic violence
• ‘The Bear Trap? The Prelude to the Soviet Invasion in Afghanistan, 1978/79’
• The Scientific Reaction to Nuclear Weapons, 1945-53 or ‘How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb’
• Discipline and defiance: toward a reciprocal model of power relations in eighteenth-century European armies
• A Pacific 'Heart of Darkness'? Colonial policing and violent crime in New Caledonia, Fiji and Vanuatu
• ‘Voluntary’ sterilisation and the Indian Emergency, 1975-77
• Communities under fire: civilians on the Western Front, 1914-1918
• A ‘military’ rule of law and the politics of the exception in colonial Punjab, 1849-1870
• Ireland and the Great War of 1914-1918: the case for Irish unity