Oral HIstory Interview with D. Namhai, Bulgan aimag

Created: Tue 5 Mar 2013

Part One of interview with G. Akim for the Oral History of Twentieth Century Mongolia. Akim is a noted writer and scholar, who was formerly a newspaper editor and direction of...

Created: Mon 4 Mar 2013

Wright Lecture given on 28th February, 2013 by Prof. David Morgan, Emeritus Professor of History and Religious Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Created: Mon 4 Mar 2013

Wright Lecture given on 14th February, 2013 by Dr Isabel Toral-Niehoff, Marie Curie Senior Research Fellow, Aga Khan University in London, Institute for the Study of Muslim...

Created: Mon 18 Feb 2013

Dr Martin Ruehl (Trinity Hall and the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages) introduces the thought of Nietzsche and his seminal work 'Beyond Good and Evil'.

Created: Fri 1 Mar 2013

Dr Joe Moshenska (Trinity College) introduces Lucretius' great poem 'De Rerum Natura', the poem which gave the classical idea of the atom to the modern world.

Created: Tue 26 Feb 2013

How do conspiracies happen, how can historians use them to understand more about the past, and where do they begin and cease to be relevant to the study of history? Such questions...

Created: Fri 1 Mar 2013

Antony Lerman at 17.00 on 28 February 2013

Created: Fri 1 Mar 2013

The 2012 Yerushah Lecture

Created: Tue 14 Feb 2012

Alexander McLean, Founder and Director General of the UK-based charity The African Prisons Project (APP), talks about the work it is carrying out and the part played by Cambridge...

Created: Thu 28 Feb 2013

When austerity policies are linked positively to structured measures and discipline at a macro-economic level, the strategy works. However, just rapid and deep austerity cuts do...

Created: Fri 4 Jan 2013

Question and answer session
Dr Derek Byerlee; Indpendent Researcher and Author of the World Bank World Development Report 2008 Agriculture for Development.

Professor Ian...

Created: Thu 28 Feb 2013

Professor Ian Crute; Chief Scientist, Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board. Lead Expert Group for the UK Foresight project on Food and Farming Future

Created: Thu 28 Feb 2013

Prof. Robin Kirkpatrick (Robinson College and the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages) introduces Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'

Created: Thu 28 Feb 2013

Prof. Paul Binski (Gonville and Caius College and the Deparment of the History of Art) introduces the first painter of the Italian Renaissance, Giotto.

Created: Mon 25 Feb 2013

On Friday 22nd February 2013 the Wolfson Law Society hosted a talk by Vanessa Holzer and Natália Fereirra de Castro on the Customary International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Project....

Created: Wed 27 Feb 2013

A talk by Cristiano Turbil, given at the Butler Day at St John's College on Saturday 12th January 2013.

Created: Tue 26 Feb 2013

A talk by Julia Powles, given at the Butler Day at St John's College on Saturday 12th January 2013.

Created: Tue 26 Feb 2013