British History: Britain Today in Historical Perspective
12月10日周三
|Meeting Room 3, YMCA
Explore how history shapes modern Britain from empire and Europe to identity and society in “Britain Today in Historical Perspective.”


Time & Location
2025年12月10日 13:00 – GMT 14:30
Meeting Room 3, YMCA, Queen Anne House, Gonville Pl, Cambridge CB1 1ND, UK
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About The Event
Britain today appears as a modern nation, yet its politics, society, and culture remain profoundly shaped by history. From Brexit and debates over Scotland’s future to questions of immigration and diversity, the issues facing Britain cannot be understood apart from their historical roots. This course, “Britain Today in Historical Perspective”, invites you to place current challenges in a wider historical context, exploring how the legacies of empire, Britain’s relationship with Europe, the evolution of class structures, and shifts in cultural identity continue to shape the nation. It reveals that modern Britain is not an isolated present, but the outcome of centuries of continuity and change.
This course will be led by Dr. Alexandre Loktionov, a distinguished scholar with profound academic expertise. He is currently a Research Fellow at Christ’s College, as well as a Research Fellow at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research and the Institute for Oriental and Classical…
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