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Edinburgh University Press Journals - Table of Contents - shr: Vol 80, No 2
Enter keywords / phrases / DOI / ISSN / authors / ORCID / etc. Search. Close Drawer MenuOpen Drawer Menu. The Scottish Historical Review. Table of Contents. Volume 80Issue 2October 2001. ISSN: 0036-9241. eISSN: 1750-0222. 3 issues per year: April,
July 2021 | Alumni Services | Alumni
From 2020 graduates making the most of a challenging world, to retired graduates returning to education, our alumni community is richly varied - as this month's profiles show.
July 2020 | Alumni Services | Alumni
Graduates with expertise in public health, clinical psychology, social enterprises and the works of John Milton share their stories.
Leading strategic change | Alumni Services | Alumni
Ahead of an Edinburgh Business School masterclass on 4 and 5 May, Professor John Amis, the University’s Chair in Strategic Management and Organisation, answers our questions about how to effectively lead in a changing business environment.
Geoff Palmer | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alongside careers in research, science, technology and teaching, brewing science pioneer Professor Sir Geoff Palmer has contributed greatly to civil society and has a keen interest in Scottish-Caribbean historical connections.
Mayer Hillman | Alumni Services | Alumni
Green campaigner Dr Mayer Hillman on his family's Edinburgh roots, the happy years working on his PhD in Social Sciences, and his deep engagement in environmental policy research.
Stuart Black | Alumni Services | Alumni
1978 arts graduate Stuart Black recalls his unconventional entry to university and the winding path to finding an enjoyable career in international development.
Rory Dunlop - Modern Apprentice | Alumni Services | Alumni
The University participates in the Modern Apprentice programme that allows over 16s to take on paid employment that offers industry-recognised training on the job. Rory Dunlop is a Modern Apprentice in the School of Divinity's marketing team.
Word of mouth | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh’s live literature trailblazers talk competitive poetry, the growth of the spoken word scene in Scotland and representing the UK in Texas.
Highly educated | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh Law School academic Professor Susan McVie, Further Education Commissioner Dr David Collins and British Council Director Cherry Gough among alumni recognised in the New Year’s Honours list.