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A number of papers given at the third annual summer school of the Institute of Contemporary British History have been collected in What Difference Did the War Make?, ed. Brian [...]

HISTORIANS of twentieth-century British politics are fixated on party. Hence monographs on party themes abound and every leading party politician attracts a biographer. On their individual merits, such works often [...]

Thirteen essays on the history of Britain since 1945, some of which originated as papers to the first summer school of the Institute of Contemporary British History, have been collected [...]

The BBC is often said to have made a crucial contribution to the unity and morale of the British people during the Second World War. As Sian Nicholas shows in [...]