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The ÌÇÐÄTV Postgraduate History Conference
Wolfson Research Exchange

DAY 1 Thursday, 30 May

12.40 LUNCH BREAK

PANEL 1: FOOD CULTURE AND HISTORY

Chair: Rebecca Earle

Ricardo Aguilar. History of Food in Sixteen-Century New Spain: Relaciones de

Indias and Materia médica

Louise Morgan. ‘Eat Better, Not Less’: Finding the History of Clean Eating

09.30 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

09.45 WELCOME ADDRESS

10.00

11.20

13.40

11.00 COFFEE BREAK

PANEL 3: MODERN BRITAIN, COLONIAL GOVERNANCE AND INFORMAL

IMPERIALISM

Chair: Robert Fletcher

Ahmad Shaviz Fawad. British foreign policy towards Afghanistan in the late-19th

century

Ali Al Khalifa. The Adviser: The Role of Charles Belgrave in Bahrain within Britain’s

Informal Empire in the Gulf

Bobby Tam. Stories of Fear: Colonial State Inquests of Suicides and unreported

Burials in Nineteenth-century Hong Kong

PANEL 2: TWENTIETH CENTURY BRITAIN - WELFARE AND SOCIAL CHANGE

Chair: Mathew Thomson

Ed Devane. True Pioneers? Modernity and the Austerity Health Centre

Pierre Botcheby. ‘Representing local interests in post-industrial town centre

regeneration: a case study of St. Helens, Merseyside’

Josh Patel. Realising the ‘Good Society’ through Economic Science: the Robbins

Report into Higher Education (1963)

15.00 END OF DAY ONE

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