History: Recent submissions
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News in the Middle Ages: News, Communications, and the Launch of the Third Crusade 1187-1188
(Brepols, 16 January 2020)Few studies have explored news in the medieval world. This lack of research, combined with differences in the available source material, has led scholars of early modern and modern news to assume that news in the Middle ... -
Agents of empire: knights, corsairs, Jesuits, and spies in the sixteenth-century Mediterranean world
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Dealing with death in cancer care: should the oncologist be an amicus mortis?
(Springer, 12 November 2019)The way death is (not) dealt with is one of the main determinants of the current crisis of cancer care. The tendency to avoid discussions about terminal prognoses and to create unrealistic expectations of fighting death ... -
Entrepreneurs at sea: Trading practices, legal opportunities and early modern globalization
(SAGE Publications, 1 November 2016)Historians of globalization have considered how the early phases of globalization brought about changes in localized legal systems. But rather than pursuing the conventional approach of identifying ways in which the law ... -
How accessible and acceptable are current GP referral mechanisms for IAPT for low-income patients? Lay and primary care perspectives
(Taylor & Francis, 4 October 2019)Background: Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) constitutes a key element of England’s national mental health strategy. Accessing IAPT usually requires patients to self-refer on the advice of their GP. Little ...