What does it mean to do global history in a time of conflict? Aayushi Gupta (@aayushigupta.bsky.social), Hadil Ibrahim Maddah and Ghiwa Naem reflect on their experience of teaching and learning history across borders.

I'm a historian of anticolonialism and anarchism in the 20C. My first book, 'Anarchy or Chaos', is a biography of India's foremost anarchist activist M.P.T. Acharya, and I am currently writing a book on the Indian revolutionary movement in Europe, 1905-1918. www.hurstpublishers.com/book/anarchy...

The tea estates of South India and Sri Lanka are more than just agricultural or economic sites. They are key historical locations where trade, colonial expansion and labour exploitation converge. @avtansa.bsky.social writes:

I wrote a short blog based on a paper I recently presented at the Ecclesiastical History Society’s graduate conference. Do have a read!

Come work with us! Excited to advertise a two-year Munby Fellowship for a Research Associate in Bibliography and Natural History Humanities, a collaboration between @theul.bsky.social and the Collections-Connections-Communities Strategic Research Initiative: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49338/ Closing: 17 Jan

I’ve begun a historians of South Asia (broadly defined) starter pack, let me know if you want to be added go.bsky.app/zUV84F

Historians of bsky... I'm looking forward to helping put together this exciting new conference at the new Queen Mary Centre for British Studies. Call for papers deadline is 24th January! ⌛

The latest issue of Trans Asia Photography from @dukepress.bsky.social is live and worth a gander. I'm keen to read the new work on Japanese photobooks. But there is so much more here that is of interest. And open access! Run don't walk! 👇 read.dukeupress.edu/trans-asia-p...