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Power and Resistance in Library History: 2021 conference of the Library & Information History Group
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Power and Resistance in Library History:  2021 conference of the Library & Information History Group

We are delighted to announce the programme for our 2021 Annual Conference to be held via Zoom on Saturday 3 July. Booking is now open!

03/07/2021
When: Saturday 3 July 2021
10.00am
Where: Zoom
United Kingdom
Contact: Angela Platt
Angela.Platt@rhul.ac.uk

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10.00-10.10 Zoom room opens

10.10-10.15 Welcome & housekeeping

10.15 - 11.15 Keynote

  • Professor Alistair Black:  'Power + Resistance = Negotiation:   A Functional Equation for the History of Libraries?'

11.15-11.30 Break

11.30-13.00 Panel 1

  • Daisy Stafford : 'Access for all: Tensions Between Reform, Recreation, and Exclusion in the History of Public Libraries, 1850-2021.'
  • Dr Colin Higgins: 'The Revolutionary in Disguise: Lenin and Mao as Library Workers.'
  • Victoria Stevens: 'Knowledge is Power: A Case Study of the Rise and Fall of a Kent County House Library in its Wider Social Context.'

13.00-13.45 Lunch & (Optional) Networking

13.45-15.15 Panel 2

  • Dr Max Skjönsberg: ' Reading Politics in Eighteenth-Century Subscription Libraries.'
  • Professor Mark Towsey: 'Subscription Libraries, Empire, and the Wider World: Participation and Resistance.'
  • Dr Sophie Jones: 'Social Libraries and the Formation of Political Loyalties during the American Revolution.'

15.15-15.25 Wrapping up

 

Tickets cost £5 for CILIP Library and Information History Group members and £10 for non-members.

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