The Scottish Centre for Global History has been invited to be a partner in the Annales project on global history. This project will translate and publish classic articles in global history that were first published in French in the Annales. The Scottish Centre for Global History is recruiting a two-person team made up of current
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In partnership with the Centre for Scottish Culture, the Scottish Centre for Global History will begin a new postgraduate programme in September 2014.
(Download this blog post as a PDF) The results of South Africa’s elections are in and as expected the African National Congress (ANC) has won a commanding majority of the votes. Nothing has changed. The status quo has been maintained, and South Africa can return to ‘normality’ after the last few months of frenzied electioneering.
by Matt Graham (Download this post as a PDF) On the 27 April 2014, South Africa commemorated twenty years of multiracial governance, when it celebrated the nation’s first democratic election. The victory of the African National Congress (ANC) two decades ago signalled the end of legalised racial oppression, began the process of dismantling the vestiges
