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The latest issue of #Archives has been published! 54.2 includes articles on ordination lists and the black death, and archives of 18th Century shoplifting. Browse the issue at online.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/archives #Indexing #Indexes #Archiving #NewIssue
We’re looking for someone to join our team as a sales administrator! If you’re interested in applying (and you should be, we’re lovely) then head to the job spec and apply by 22nd November! bit.ly/lupsalesadmin feel free to ask us any questions about the role too, we’d be happy to hear from you! #jobsinpublishing #publishingjobs #liverpooljobs
The latest issue of Labour History: A Journal of Labour & Social History is a #SpecialIssue focusing on the social and economic roles of women. Browse the issue at online.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/labourhistory #LabourHistory #PoliticalHistory #Economics #Journals #Publishing #NewIssue
The Byron Journal (47.1) includes articles on Byron’s relationship with the sea, his distinction between a ‘natural’ and ‘human’ catastrophe, and his use of the Christian temptation narrative in Manfred. Browse the issue at online.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/bj #Byron #Literature #ByronJournal #Journals #Publishing #NewIssue
The latest issue of Sculpture Journal has been published! 28.2 is a special issue on the correlation between children’s toys and sculpture. Browse the issue at: online.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/SJ #Sculpture #Art #Journals #Publishing #NewIssue
St. George’s Hall today is home to the Regen 2019 conference! Such a beautiful venue. Michael Parkinson speaks at 2pm on ‘the extraordinary if incomplete renaissance of Liverpool’ #Regen19 #Liverpool

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