How did Russian anarchism, Teesside socialism and Jewish phenomenology find a home in rural Essex? Ken Worpole delves into the fragile archive of an influential pacifist settlement at Frating Hall farm.
Tag: Rural History
Vagrancy Acts
How can the lives of those historically labelled as vagrants be humanised? Nick Crowson explores creative and archival methods for moving past a fixed point of prosecution, and towards visibility across time and place.
A celebration of the life and works of Professor Alun Howkins (1947-2018)
A one-day conference at the Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way, London, Saturday 7th December 2019
Alun Howkins: the Land and its Rebels
The radical historian Alun Howkins was a founder editor of History Workshop, a singer and historian of folk music, and a chronicler of the land and its people. Becky Taylor explores his work and his legacy.
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