Migrant. Historian. Co-Editor @GFHJournal. Eater. No Useless Mouth: Waging War and Fighting Hunger in the American Revolution https://xitter.cf/t.co/PSOQrLA8XG
Bristol and Cardiff
Joined August 2009
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Absolutely amazing scenes in West Street in Old Market with hundreds of counter-protesters already out in advance of a planned far-right gathering.
Follow this thread as I attempt to make sense of events as the evening unfolds.
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Living with Seasons
Get different perspectives from @cardiffuni academics @Raherrmann Keir Waddington, Mark Williams @mrfw17thc Caroline Wainwright @wainwright_cm Claire Gorrara @gorrara67 Nicki Kindersley & Ludivine Petetin @aglawfoodie
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Had a great time discussing @Pax_Economica with the wonderful hosts of “This is Democracy.” Thank you for having me on and for the timely conversation, @JeremiSuri.
Our new podcast episode on the history of free trade and its relevance for peace-making today.
With @MWPalen discussing his brilliant book.
@UTAustin @CFR_org @UniofExeter @TheLBJSchool @UT_HistDept @ALTERforATX @lexfridman @ForeignPolicy
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Thanks to the generosity of @tandfonline, Dr. Gutiérrez's prize-winning article is available open access for three months at: doi.org/10.1080/20549547.202… to celebrate this success and to further publicize Dr. Gutiérrez’s research. @UTAsianStudies @UT_SAI
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We're pleased to announce that Dr. Andrea Gutiérrez has won the journal's 2023 Prize for an Emerging Food Historian for “Meat on and off the Royal Menu: The Medieval Delight of the Mind & the Erasure of Meat from Indian Recipe Collections” #twitterstorians @UTAsianStudies @UT_SAI
Rachel Herrmann retweeted
“as populist politicians from Donald Trump to Giorgia Meloni retreat to the comforts of economic nationalism…it’s worth remembering that the free market wasn’t always betrothed to the Right. In the early days, its advocates could instead be found on the internationalist Left.”
Even former Prime Minister Liz Truss, once dubbed the ‘free-market fairy godmother’, seems to have lost her faith in Friedrich Hayek.
@MWPalen: 👇
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Hwyl fawr yn nhwrnamaint pêl-rwyd staff-myfyrwyr Hanes ddoe 🏀
Great fun at yesterday's History staff-student netball tournament 🏀
Diolch i bawb a gymerodd ran a bloeddio ar y timau!
Thanks to all who took part and cheered on the teams! 💫 @cardiffstudents @CardiffAlumni
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German post-war to pre-war ‘turning point’? 🇩🇪
Historian Dr @LoefflerMarion analyses the plans for the reform of the Bundeswehr today @BBCRadioCymru
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🔊 Latest from history 🍁🍃
Have humans taken the seasons for granted?
Was it always this way, and how different will it be?
Read more about an exciting new project that considers these questions, co-organised by @mrfw17thc, @raherrmann & Keir Waddington tinyurl.com/2ee7t5vh
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Russia's 2024 presidential election 🇷🇺
🎙️Historian @cardiffuni Dr James Ryan @YashaRyan85 joined @BBCRadioWales for Sunday Supplement
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I am absolutely thrilled to share the launch of InterConnections: The Global 20th Century, a new international history series with UNC Press! Looking forward to working with my amazing co-editors — @DrJSarkar, @RenataNKeller, and @CMcKNichols — as we continue building the series!
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Leftovers is out today!!! We waste a third of the food we produce globally, but how was food waste thought about and managed in the past?? Find out in Leftovers: A History of Food Waste and Preservation @HoZ_Books 🎉
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Through a wide-ranging discussion –Gershwin musicals, Norman Angell, cheap food, neoliberalism– @MWPalen discusses his new book, @Pax_Economica: Left-Wing Visions of a Free Trade World (@PrincetonUPress), w/ @RichardToye. #TalkingEmpire #twitterstorians
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So delighted to share the publication of @Pax_Economica: Left-Wing Visions of a Free Trade World with @PrincetonUPress! press.princeton.edu/books/eb…
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Registration is now open for #HAP24, ‘Historical Legacies: collecting history, historical collections, & community voices’!
🎟️free - bursaries available for expenses
🗓- 6 March
📍- @cardiffuni
With: @UkNatArcRes @RoyalHistSoc @CUHistArchRel
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Author’s copies of @Pax_Economica have arrived. Thank you @PrincetonUPress!
Available for pre-order here: press.princeton.edu/books/ha…
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Latest from History 🔥
Dr @LoefflerMarion will be talking about the lessons to be learnt from the abdication of Queen Margarethe of Denmark.
Is every abdication the same? What lessons could be learnt by the British Royal family?
📻 @BBCRadioCymru
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Join us to celebrate the launch of 'Gender in Modern Welsh History: Perspectives on Masculinity and Femininity in Wales from 1750 to 2000'!
Friday 19 January, 16:30 – 18:30
Council Chamber, Main Building, Cardiff University
Register via the link below:
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ALT Image shows the book cover of 'Gender in Modern Welsh History: Perspectives on Masculinity and Feminity in Wales from 1750 to 2000' edited by Beth Jenkins, Paul O'Leary and Stephanie Ward. The cover is a dark green and shows charcoal illustrations of two women and a man working at a coal mine.