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Organization profile
Organisation profile
Historical Research is based on the triangulation of International History, the History of Health and Scottish History; a configuration that is further interlocked by the Scottish Oral History Centre, which also leads our knowledge exchange endeavours.
Scottish Oral History Centre: The key research questions currently driving the Scottish Oral History Centre pivot around how oral history approaches deepen our understanding of: 1) The Arts and youth culture in modern urban society 2) The experiences of war 3) Cultures of work and the impact of work upon the body and personal identity.
International History: This group investigates relations among both state and non-state actors in international society. Research questions include: 1) How can we understand social dynamics in the international sphere? 2) What role do national, linguistic, racial or ethnic identities play in the evolution of politics at both the national and international levels? 3) How do both state and non-state actors perceive and respond to threats to their security?
History of Health: This group’s research draws on techniques from across the disciplines and seeks to impact upon contemporary societies by drawing perspectives from the past in order to provide fresh approaches to today’s health challenges and problems. Members of this group for the core of the Centre for the Social History of Health and Healthcare (CSHHH) Glasgow, which address the following research questions: 1) What factors have shaped the health of individuals, communities and societies in the modern period? 2) What has driven the development of healthcare systems and health technologies in societies since c. 1800? 3) What are the social, cultural, economic and scientific outcomes of health crises and lifestyle choices?
Scottish History: This group endeavours to internationalize Scottish History in British, European and imperial contexts. We are also convinced of the importance of interdisciplinary work in the field of technology with specific reference to wealth creation, communication, innovation, invention and espionage. Research questions include: 1) How can the Scottish political and constitutional heritage inform the current national debate? 2) To what extent is a knowledge of and acquaintance with Scotland’s past vital for national well-being and confidence? 3) How can we set a research agenda for the social union of Scotland and the rest of the UK?
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Profiles
Projects 2001 2024
A Just Disease?: The Social Archaeology of Insulin Therapy, 1922-present (Stuart Bradwel
19/10/19 → 19/04/20
Project: Research Fellowship
Eating On The Go: Cultures of Consumption and the Railway in Britain, 1840-1940
AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council)
1/10/19 → 30/09/22
Project: Research - Studentship › Research Studentship
Cold War Mentalities: Mental Health, Migration, Cultural Exchange and the Harvard Project on the Soviet Social System
1/10/19 → 30/09/22
Project: Research Fellowship
Research Output 1982 2019
A cultural heritage for national liberation? The Soviet-Somali historical expedition, Soviet African studies, and the Cold War in the Horn of Africa
Telepneva, N., 23 Sep 2019, In : International Journal of Heritage Studies. 23 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Cold War
cultural heritage
liberation
cold war
nationalism
Blighted live: Deindustrialisation, health and well-being in the Clydeside region
McIvor, A., 2 Sep 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : 20 & 21: Revue d'histoire. 144Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Health
Deindustrialization
Well-being
World Health Organization
Glasgow
'Code Name SEKRETÁR': Amílcar Cabral, Czechoslovakia and the role of human intelligence during the Cold War
Telepneva, N., 20 Oct 2019, In : International History Review. 34 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Czechoslovakia
cold war
intelligence
Guinea-Bissau
secret service
Datasets
Out on the Pitch: Sexuality and Mental Health in Men's and Women's Sport, 1970-Present
Callwood, D. (Creator), Smith, M. (Creator), University of Strathclyde, 20 Sep 2018
DOI: 10.15129/d0ee727a-4812-4a78-9891-f6bb8594db5c
Dataset
Chemical Workers oral history project
Walker, D. (Creator), University of Strathclyde, 16 Sep 2016
https://atom.lib.strath.ac.uk/scottish-oral-history-centre
Dataset
Disability and Industrial Society 1780-1948: A Comparative Cultural History of British Coalfields: Statistical Compendium
McIvor, A. (Creator), Turner, D. (Creator), Thompson, S. (Creator), Bohata, K. (Creator), Long, V. (Creator), Mantin, M. (Creator), Blackie, D. (Creator), Curtis, B. (Creator), Turner, A. (Creator), Brown, V. (Creator), Jones, A. (Creator), Borsay, A. (Creator), 10 Dec 2016
Dataset
Prizes
AHRC Knowledge Transfer Fellow (Glasgow Museums)
Arthur McIvor (Recipient), Jan 2010
Prize: Fellowship awarded competitively
Knowledge transfer
Activities 1994 2020
International Commission on Occupational Health (ICOH) Scientific Committee on the History of Prevention of Occupational and Environmental Diseases, conference, 28-29 May 2020. Keynote: ‘Guardians of workers’ bodies: The rise and fall of trade unions in occupational health and safety’.
Arthur McIvor (Keynote/plenary speaker)28 May 2020
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Key-note speaker and plenary lectures at conferences
Understanding the Deindustrial Body: The Legacies of Occupational Injuries and Disease in the Former Kent Coalfield (Sophie Rowland)
Arthur McIvor (Examiner)7 Nov 2019
Activity: Examination types › Examination
Mobilizing the Home: The Politics of Female Space, Women’s Working Class Consciousness, and the Labor Movement in the U.S. and Britain, 1912-1922 (Shannon Kirkwood)
Arthur McIvor (Examiner)27 Sep 2019
Activity: Examination types › Examination
Impacts
Contribution to occupational health campaigns, international debate and public awareness of miner’s lung and asbestos related disease and disability.
Arthur McIvor (Participant)
Impact: Impact - for External Portal › Quality of life and safety, Public understanding, information and debate, Culture and creativity
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Cultural, Creative and Economic Benefits of the Edinburgh World Writers' Conference
Angela Bartie (Participant)
Impact: Impact - for External Portal › Culture and creativity, Economic and commerce
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Health History and the Curriculum for Excellence
James Mills (Participant), Emma Newlands (Participant), Arthur McIvor (Participant), Matthew Smith (Participant), Angela Turner (Participant), Patricia Barton (Participant), Ryan Johnson (Participant)
Impact: Impact - for External Portal › Culture and creativity, Education