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St Andrews Institute of Medieval Studies: Annual Lecture
St Andrews Institute of Medieval Studies presents their annual lecture, presented by Professor John Arnold, University of Cambridge, on 'Inquisitors,...
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Medieval History Seminar -- Professor John Sabapathy (UCL)
Anachronic Cockaigne: experiments with the history of a non-existent land
Medieval History Seminar -- Professor John Sabapathy (UCL) -- Anachronic Cockaigne: experiments with the history of a non-existent land
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Middle East and Iranian Seminar -- Dr Assef Ashraf (Cambridge)
The Making of Qajar Iran: Imperial Formation in a Transitional Period
Middle East and Iranian Seminar -- Dr Assef Ashraf (Cambridge) The Making of Qajar Iran: Imperial Formation in a Transitional Period
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Early Modern and Reformation Seminar --- Basil Bowdler
A Multinational Hero: Celebrating and Contesting the Duke of Marlborough in the Anglo-Dutch Public Sphere, 1702-1706
Basil Bowdler (St. Andrews) A Multinational Hero: Celebrating and Contesting the Duke of Marlborough in the Anglo-Dutch Public Sphere, 1702-1706
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Institute for Scottish Historical Research Seminar --- Dr Linden Bicket (University of Edinburgh)
George and Ann Scott-Moncrieff: Scottish Literary Converts and the Nation
Institute for Scottish Historical Research Seminar -- Dr Linden Bicket (University of Edinburgh) -- George and Ann Scott-Moncrieff: Scottish Literary...
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CREDI and Work, Organisations and Society research group event
"Unfollowing the money"?: the epistemic, economic, and methodological case for "studying up" rather than "studying down" in the social sciences
This joint event with the Centre for Research into Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (CREDI) and the the Department of Management's Work, Organisations...
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CREDI and Work, Organisations and Society research group event
Learn to write boldly, or, how to succeed in management studies
This joint event with the Centre for Research into Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (CREDI) and the the Department of Management's Work, Organisations...
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Department of Economics Seminar with Professor Mark Schaffer, Heriot-Watt University
An introduction to conformal inference for economists
Abstract: This paper introduces conformal inference, a powerful and flexible framework for constructing prediction intervals with guaranteed coverage in finite...
