Download History Department MA Day Conference 21 May 2008 Titles of the

History Department MA Day Conference
21 May 2008
Titles of the papers given by MA students at the end of their research presentation
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David and Goliath: Problematising Cold War Scholarship
Septimania: The causes and consequences of territorial disputes between the Franks and the
Visigoths in the late sixth century
The transformation of the creditor-debtor relationship: India, Britain and the Sterling Balances
1939-1950
Black Economic Empowerment in Post Apartheid South Africa
Depictions of heroism in 12th Century literature
Changing Popular Norms of Family Size in Britain in the 1930s and 1940s
Research into the Personal Responses to Internment under Regulation 18B (1A) of Members
of the British Union of Fascists and National Socialists
Representations of Socialism under Gorbachev
The Vorticists and Democracy
Media responses to conflict in Yugoslavia and Rwanda
The Supreme Court and Japanese American Internment, 1942-1945
The real and perceived use of Media in the 1984-5 Miners' Strike
Amritsar Massacre of 1919 in India
Contested Identities; A re-evaluation of Muhammed Ahmed and the Mahdist Uprising in the
Sudan
Ex-communist autobiographies in Cold War Britain
The countercultural history of Greenwich Village in the 1960s
A history of Ringtons tea
Reactions to Eighteenth Century Theatre
An analysis of deafness and deaf education in the seventeenth century
Anglo-Cuban relations 1958-1962
Investigating the relationship between dominion and right in the discourse of the Franciscan
poverty dispute to understand the configuration of the colonial dimension of power.
Brodsworth Hall During World War II: The Oral History Archive
Liverpool and the American Civil War
'The Warrior of Our Struggle': The Representation of Huey P. Newton in the 'Free Huey' Trial.
Eighteenth-Century Ghosts and the Uncanny
Anti trust and monopoly during the New Deal