Come hear me speak @ 'Religion in Britain and Ireland, 1400–1700' seminar at Oxford:

Week 1: Thursday 25 April, 17.00.
‘The First Tudor Succession Tract?’

Venue: Campion Hall, Lecture Room. Please email [email protected] for the link to join online.

Our Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 project, moi & Jim van der Meulen
to be precise, has run another round of micro-internships through Careers Service, University of Oxford University of Oxford.
Here's one student testimony: 'This project has been incredibly fulfilling and engaging, and I have genuinely appreciated our exchanges'.

Don't miss this terrific new article which was first delivered at a conference on Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 in Krakow in June 2022!

Congratulations, Jorge Díaz Ceballos!

Tomorrow!

Deliberation and autonomy in the Dutch Republic (1579-1795) with Jim van der Meulen !

Don't miss Jim’s online talk Institute of Historical Research on Tues 27 Feb!

history.ac.uk/events/dutch-d…

Next up from the Parliamentary Culture blog archive... Oxford Centre for Intellectual History

Robert Frost’s exploration of the Polish–Lithuanian Sejm and its principle of unanimity.

➡️intellectualhistory.web.ox.ac.uk/article/when-i…

Next up in our series of revisited blogs is Filippo de Vivo's exploration of the proud oxymorons of Venetian parliamentary culture and conciliar activity.

Read it on Oxford Centre for Intellectual History's website: intellectualhistory.web.ox.ac.uk/article/the-pr…

This week ParlCulture will be revisiting our 2021 blog series, hosted by Oxford Centre for Intellectual History

First up is Michel Hébert’s discussion of whether there was any such thing as a parliamentary culture in pre-modern Europe.

Do take a look: intellectualhistory.web.ox.ac.uk/article/late-m…

NEW BLOG!

Michel Hébert explores the late medieval context of early modern parliamentary culture in the latest blog for the Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 series History Of Parliament

Find out more on our website below:
intellectualhistory.web.ox.ac.uk/article/late-m…

Interested in parliamentary culture? Want to know more?

Read our piece in History Compass for more: compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/hi…

Starting next week: The Carlyle Lectures in the History of Political Thought 2024

Paul Seaward will deliver the series: 'Clarendon and the Practice of Politics'

history.ox.ac.uk/carlyle-lectur…

Oxford History

Not to be missed!

Paul Seaward (of History Of Parliament) will be lecturing on the practice of politics throughout Hilary Term!

You can also read Paul’s contribution to our blog series here:
intellectualhistory.web.ox.ac.uk/article/parlia…

Shoutout to our fellow parliamentary scholars on the project ‘Representations’.

A collaborative group of research teams doing crucial (and brilliant) work on representations, parliamentarism, and state figurations in continental Europe!

Check them out: representations.edu.pl/index.html

Glowing praise for Jim van der Meulen’s new book in tseg!

A 'Meticulous and detailed analysis' of Flemish manufacturing history.

Read it here: tseg.nl/article/view/1…

(And read the book! 📙)

De nieuwe TSEG is verschenen! Een prachtig nummer, we zijn er trots op: Interessante artikelen, een dossier, een data-stuk en recensies. Je kunt het open access lezen op tseg.nl/index maar omdat het extra dik is, ook leuk om een gedrukt nummer te bestellen LeuvenUP

It's been wonderful to work with such a great group of micro-interns last week and in previous terms!

‘Thank you for running this micro-internship; it has been very enjoyable and I very much appreciate the time invested by both of you.’

Another brilliant round of micro-interns!

‘Thank you for this amazing opportunity to contribute to the project. It was such an enriching experience.’