We have held regular seminars with HM Treasury, the Home Office, the Department for Transport and the Department for Education amongst others.
This series explored some of the "great budgets" of the past, their political context (often more fraught or contingent than the reputation of the budgets might suggest), and their longer term consequences and resonances.
History & Policy continues its work with the Home Office to deliver policy-relevant seminars. H&P historians present their research to provide long-term perspectives on current policies and debates of interest to the Home Office.
This series explored some of the most significant and protracted treaty negotiations of the twentieth century, and particularly HM Treasury's role and approach.
History & Policy continues its work with the Home Office to deliver policy-relevant seminars. H&P historians present their research to provide long-term perspectives on current policies and debates of interest to the Home Office.
This series explored the history of scientific and technological innovation and research in Britain, and its impact on economic growth. Dr Duncan Needham, Director of the Centre for Financial History at the University of Cambridge, convened the series in collaboration with Rachel King, Head of Budget Project Management and Presentation at HMT.
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