Provisional Program
Amanda Behm (University of York), "Petrified Pasts and Unbounded Futures: Migration and the Breakup of the British World, c.1870-1914"
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Ryan Hanley (University of Oxford), "Olaudah Equiano and the ‘Representative’ Black Experience"
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Lucy Kaufman (University of Oxford), "Bonding the Strangers: Mass Immigration in East Anglia, 1560-1600"
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Allan Kennedy (University of Manchester), "A Land of Opportunity? Scottish Migration to England, 1603-c.1760"
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Anne Kershen (Queen Mary University of London), "Calvinism, Judaism and Islam – Integration, Anglicisation and Separation: Three Hundred and Sixty Years of Immigrant Religion in the East End of London"
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Bart Lambert (University of York), "The State and the Immigrant: Negotiating Nationalities in Later Medieval England"
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Sumita Mukherjee (University of Bristol), "Indian Migration to Britain and the Education of Migrants in the Imperial Era"
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Panikos Panayi (De Montfort University), "Elites, Shopkeepers and Paupers in Nineteenth Century London: The Imperial Capital as a Migrant Magnet"
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Naomi Tadmor (Lancaster University), "Migration and the Settlement of the Poor"
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NB: Speakers and titles may change.
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