Hooligans in History
From Garotters to Peaky Blinders: is youth ‘not what it used to be’?
Today’s History
Inflation – Who Wins?
Three historians discuss the historical phenomenon of inflation, focusing on the Roman Empire and the 16th century.
The Resistance in France
The activities and success of the Resistance movement in France from 1940-1944 is examined by Roderick Kedward.
Grundtvig: Prophet and Pioneer of Modern Denmark
John Burrows presents this month’s Today's History feature to coincide with the birth of N.F.S. Grundtvig, the Danish political reformer and father of further education.
Women and Society
Julia Phillips charts the history of women in British society.
Whose Heritage?
John Gould argues for the return of national treasures ... while Malcolm McLeod expresses reservations ...
Changing Fashions in the Social Sciences
Alan Ryan discusses the short and acrimonious history of the social services.