PGR ECR Spotlight: Lauren Robbins
In our next installment of our PGR/ECR Spotlight, showcasing some of our upcoming members and scholars of French History the society is proud to introduce
French History. Academia. PhD and Postdoc Life. In alliance with SSFH.
In our next installment of our PGR/ECR Spotlight, showcasing some of our upcoming members and scholars of French History the society is proud to introduce
The society would like to celebrate our first in-person Post-Graduate Study Day since the pandemic. The annual postgraduate study day is one we always look
Ten years after the Liberation of France, relations between the Republic and her British neighbours were sometimes fractious. Yet this was also the 50th anniversary
The Society is pleased to annnounce the beginning of a new series on this blog. A spin off from our regular Historian spotlights, this current
Dr Ludivine Broch (Westminster) and Dr Daniel Gordon (Edge Hill) have co-created a new podcast aimed at teachers and students of French at GCSE and
As an historian, attending the women’s breaking qualifiers at Concorde Urban Park in Paris, Friday 9 October 2024, took on an added dimension. I was
On the evening of 28 August, the Place de la Concorde in Paris hosted the Summer Paralympic Games opening ceremony. Music, dance, fireworks, and inspirational
The Paris 2024 Olympics Opening Ceremony was remarkable in its scale. Rather than constricting the events to a stadium, as had been the case since
In this guest post, Venus Bivar and Roxanne Panchasi reflect on the recent Netflix film ‘Sous la Seine’ in the context of the recent Paris
7000 athletes on 85 boats, 2000 performers, and music from singers such as Lady Gaga, Aya Nakamura, and Céline Dion. And then there was the