Sam Blaxland
@SamBlaxland
Lecturer at UCL. Historian & author interested in 20th century British education, politics, Conservatism. New book: https://t.co/sEIQSEd3wM
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https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/browse/profile?upi=SBLAX27 13-10-2013 11:01:28
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📅Events: Conservatism and the Climate Crisis (Mile End Institute) & England in the World
📝Call for papers: Oral history and politics workshop
✍️Call for submissions: Handbook - History of the Tory Party
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Tripped up Dr David Jeffery on our pre-book launch morning run. This town's only big enough for one post-1945 Tory historian
New call for papers!
Oral history and politics: a one-day workshop
Friday 28th June 2024 @ UCL
Send abstracts to Sam Blaxland
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Sam Blaxland Congratulations on the book, Sam. Before reading it I thought it might be dry, but that’s far from the case. Your analysis of the social history of the period and its impact on the Tory party is particularly interesting.
Thank you, Martin Shipton, for a kind review of my book – and a detailed engagement with one of the more eye-catching elements of it, namely the role Enoch Powell played in the devolution process.
About to earn my stripes as both a politico and an Evans by reading Sam Blaxland’s new book on the Conservative Party in Wales.
Happily for an academic book, it begins like a thriller: ‘In July 1980, two bombs were planted in Wales by opponents of the Conservative Party…’
NEW #OppositionCast Episode:
Wales is often seen as one of the most anti-Tory parts of the UK, but in the postwar period the Conservative Party has remained in second place to Labour there. We speak to @samblaxland about his new book on the subject:
pod.link/oppositioncast…