Oxford Research Seminar in Economic and Social History - Fraud and the Problem of Trust in Early Modern English Commerce

26th October 2021, 5:00 pm

The Oxford Economic and Social History Seminar customarily meets at All Souls College in the Michaelmas Term, but will be held online this term because of pandemic travel restrictions.
Members of the circulation list will receive a Zoom link to attend. 
If you would like to be added to the circulation list, please contact Sheilagh.Ogilvie@all-souls.ox.ac.uk 

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Oxford Research Seminar in Economic and Social History - Shareholder Democracy under Autocracy: Voting Rights and Corporate Performance in Imperial Russia

19th October 2021, 5:00 pm

The Oxford Economic and Social History Seminar customarily meets at All Souls College in the Michaelmas Term, but will be held online this term because of pandemic travel restrictions.
Members of the circulation list will receive a Zoom link to attend. 
If you would like to be added to the circulation list, please contact Sheilagh.Ogilvie@all-souls.ox.ac.uk 

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Oxford Research Seminar in Economic and Social History - Narrative and Statistical Explanations in History and the Social Sciences

12th October 2021, 5:00 pm

The Oxford Economic and Social History Seminar customarily meets at All Souls College in the Michaelmas Term, but will be held online this term because of pandemic travel restrictions.
Members of the circulation list will receive a Zoom link to attend. 
If you would like to be added to the circulation list, please contact Sheilagh.Ogilvie@all-souls.ox.ac.uk 
 

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James Adams (1943-2021)

It is with great sorrow that the College reports the death of Dr James Adams CBE, FBA, on Monday 11 October.

Jim was a Senior Research Fellow in Classics from 1998 to 2010, when he became an Emeritus Fellow of All Souls.  He was previously Professor of Latin at the University of Manchester, then at Reading.  He first came to Oxford, from Australia in 1967, as a Commonwealth Scholar at Brasenose.

Medieval History Research Seminar

This term the seminar will be taking place in a hybrid format, with a physical meeting in the Wharton Room together with simultaneous interactive access via Microsoft Teams. 

Attendance at the Wharton Room is by advance booking only as the room has a strict Covid-19 capacity limit. Seats will be released 1 week before each seminar to ensure fair access.
Bookings can be made at https://medieval-history-seminar.reservio.com 

Events in this series

Medieval History Research Seminar - Anglo-Saxon Landholding: the Unimportance of Bookland

29th November 2021, 5:00 pm

This term the seminar will be taking place in a hybrid format, with a physical meeting in the Wharton Room together with simultaneous interactive access via Microsoft Teams. 

Attendance at the Wharton Room is by advance booking only as the room has a strict Covid-19 capacity limit. Seats will be released 1 week before each seminar to ensure fair access.
Bookings can be made at https://medieval-history-seminar.reservio.com 

The Teams session can be accessed by logging in to Teams with your .ox.ac.uk account and joining the group “Medieval History Research Seminar” (team code rmppucs). If you have difficulties signing up or booking a seat please email: medhistsem@history.ox.ac.uk

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Medieval History Research Seminar - The Diffusion of Governmentality in the Western Indian Ocean, c. 300-800 CE

22nd November 2021, 5:00 pm

This term the seminar will be taking place in a hybrid format, with a physical meeting in the Wharton Room together with simultaneous interactive access via Microsoft Teams. 

Attendance at the Wharton Room is by advance booking only as the room has a strict Covid-19 capacity limit. Seats will be released 1 week before each seminar to ensure fair access.
Bookings can be made at https://medieval-history-seminar.reservio.com 

The Teams session can be accessed by logging in to Teams with your .ox.ac.uk account and joining the group “Medieval History Research Seminar” (team code rmppucs). If you have difficulties signing up or booking a seat please email: medhistsem@history.ox.ac.uk

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Medieval History Research Seminar - Cistercian? How Cistercian? The Example of late medieval Wales

15th November 2021, 5:00 pm

This term the seminar will be taking place in a hybrid format, with a physical meeting in the Wharton Room together with simultaneous interactive access via Microsoft Teams. 

Attendance at the Wharton Room is by advance booking only as the room has a strict Covid-19 capacity limit. Seats will be released 1 week before each seminar to ensure fair access.
Bookings can be made at https://medieval-history-seminar.reservio.com 

The Teams session can be accessed by logging in to Teams with your .ox.ac.uk account and joining the group “Medieval History Research Seminar” (team code rmppucs). If you have difficulties signing up or booking a seat please email: medhistsem@history.ox.ac.uk

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Medieval History Research Seminar - The Holy Roman Empire: Global Histories 800-1519

8th November 2021, 5:00 pm

This term the seminar will be taking place in a hybrid format, with a physical meeting in the Wharton Room together with simultaneous interactive access via Microsoft Teams. 

Attendance at the Wharton Room is by advance booking only as the room has a strict Covid-19 capacity limit. Seats will be released 1 week before each seminar to ensure fair access.
Bookings can be made at https://medieval-history-seminar.reservio.com 

The Teams session can be accessed by logging in to Teams with your .ox.ac.uk account and joining the group “Medieval History Research Seminar” (team code rmppucs). If you have difficulties signing up or booking a seat please email: medhistsem@history.ox.ac.uk

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Medieval History Research Seminar - The Battle of Evesham (1265): Dark Trophies, the War of the Welsh Marches, and the Cult of Simon de Montfort

1st November 2021, 5:00 pm

This term the seminar will be taking place in a hybrid format, with a physical meeting in the Wharton Room together with simultaneous interactive access via Microsoft Teams. 

Attendance at the Wharton Room is by advance booking only as the room has a strict Covid-19 capacity limit. Seats will be released 1 week before each seminar to ensure fair access.
Bookings can be made at https://medieval-history-seminar.reservio.com 

The Teams session can be accessed by logging in to Teams with your .ox.ac.uk account and joining the group “Medieval History Research Seminar” (team code rmppucs). If you have difficulties signing up or booking a seat please email: medhistsem@history.ox.ac.uk

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