Epstein e Camões entram num bar(co) Um texto sobre ilhas, no Desatempo: www.desatempo.pt/blog/epstein...

Looking forward to giving a talk at the Oceanic and Maritime History Workshop at the University of Cambridge on Wednesday 11th February (4:30-6:30pm). They’ll be getting a sneak preview of some of the work I’ve been doing recently for my book… ⚓️🎶 #seashanties #maritimehistory

Our new Term Card is out 🌊 Join our mailing list: lists.cam.ac.uk/sympa/subscr... @camhistory.bsky.social #MaritimeHistory

We draw your attention to the Oceanic and Maritime History workshop co-convened by Aristide Chryssoulis and @joaomoreiradasilva.bsky.social (Centre Prize Student 2024-25 and Student Mentor 2025-26).

Our first session on 'Ships and Sailors' is today, at 4pm (UK time)! Join on Teams: teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-joi.... We look forward to seeing you there!

Our term card is out! 🌊 Join our mailing list at: lists.cam.ac.uk/sympa/subscr...

The Cambridge Oceanic and Maritime History Workshop is back — MPhil and PhD students from all universities are welcome to apply! @camhistory.bsky.social

O que significam 50 anos de independência em São Tomé e Príncipe? 👉Reportagem de João Moreira da Silva: comunidadeculturaearte.com/o-que-signif...

João will be speaking on 'Enlightenment and Colonialism in São Tomé and Príncipe (1780–1800)' and Andrés on 'Conversos of Cartagena: Institutional Adaptation and Local Experience in an Afro-Caribbean context, 1610–1680'.

Our next event of term is taking place TODAY! (Monday 2nd June) at 5.30 pm (not 5 pm!) in the Junior Parlour at Gonville & Caius College. We'll be hearing papers from João Moreira da Silva @joaomoreiradasilva.bsky.social and Andrés Jácome. All are welcome to join!

next week at @newcastleuni.bsky.social !

Programa atualizado e link de inscrição: forms.gle/4VLexE9yf37f...

Nos dias 22 e 23 de fevereiro, vamos estar a discutir colonialismo e reparações históricas. Apareçam!

'The Wilberforce Institute at the University of Hull published the findings from its research focusing on records from 1764 to 1834.' Unhelpfully, neither the @theguardian.com article nor the Lloyd's Register website at present offers a link to the report. So much for open access and open research.

#OtD 20 Jan 1934 Nazi Germany introduced a law designating capitalists as "fuhrers" of their enterprise and requiring "employees and labourers [to] owe him faithfulness". Along with other measures it helped funnel income from workers to big business. stories.workingclasshistory.c...