Robert Davies
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Social Science blog. Ian Cooke, Lead Curator in International Studies and Politics at the British Library and co-curator of the new Propaganda exhibition, writes about the background to the exhibition and about how decisions were made about the focus and content. The posters are up all around the building this morning, and it’s just under two weeks to go until Propaganda: Power and Persuasion opens on Friday 17 May. It’s an exciting and slightly strange feeling for me, after two years planning and working on the exhibition. I’ve been co-curating Propaganda with Jude England, Head of Social Sciences, and with the enormous support from a very large group of curators and others in the British Library and elsewhere too.
As the exhibition runs, I hope that you will be able to hear from them too. Explore: The Main British Library Catalogue. British Library Business & IP Centre in London. British Library Document Supply Service. British Library EThOS - Search and order theses online. Social Sciences Home Page. Social sciences: subject areas. Electronic resources & journals in our reading rooms. Social sciences topical bibliographies.
Collaboration and Research. PORTALS. Social Welfare Portal. Social Welfare Portal twitter feed... Management & Business Studies Portal from the British Library, including downloadable research reports, artcles and working papers. Eccles Centre for American Studies at the British Library. The Eccles Centre for American Studies was founded by David and Mary Eccles in 1991.
Based at the British Library - which houses the foremost collection of American books, manuscripts, journals, newspapers and sound recordings outside of the United States - the Centre has two broad aims: to promote the Library's North American materials, and to support American Studies in schools and universities. Featured Events Eccles Centre / British Library Writer in Residence Award.
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