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
The next issue of French History will include a forum on Disability History in France, which you can read in advance (and is open access
Welcome to another edition of Historians Under the Spotlight — an occasional interview series that offers a snapshot from academics’ lives: their passions, interests and reading suggestions.
The IHR Modern French History seminar was delighted to host a book launch for Karine Varley’s new book, Vichy’s Double Bind. Vichy’s Double Bind advances a significant
Reflecting on the process as a whole, the contributors to this series give some personal insight into what to expect, what to consider, and how
Short-fire answers to some key questions. What do you prioritise in your Cover Letter? C1: A story of how you are uniquely interesting and accomplished.
In this post contributors share their thoughts on what to avoid. C1: 1. Don’t make it about leaving your current job, or about how you
Contributors to this series share their key tips! C1: 1. Think about collecting evidence of the ‘influence’ of your work. At the ECR stage, committees
Beatrice Barr was awarded the Society for the Study of French History’s 2022 Undergraduate Dissertation Prize for a dissertation entitled ‘Revolutionaries, Feminists, Martyrs? Revisiting the
