History & Policy

History & Policy

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History & Policy episodes

  • Julie Hipperson - Policy Impact Skills for Historians

    Policy Impact Skills for Historians


    Workshop 2: Public policy engagement – practice and actors

    2.40-3.30pm: Session 4 Learning from Action Planning

    History and Policy in Practice (HPIP) in 2012/13 was the precursor course to Policy Impact Skills. King's College London PhD students Julie, Naomi and Ben won the HPIP prizes for best Action Plans (which were made available at workshop 1). They will discuss how the action-planning process helped consider a realistic target audience, how best to reach those audiences and their engagement activities since HPIP.

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  • Dr Paul Warde - Policy Impact Skills for Historians

    Policy Impact Skills for Historians


    10.40-12.30: Session 2 Historians, civil society and public policy: a scenario- based session

    Using environmental issues as a prism, this session will explore the relationship of between policy shapers, such as historians and NGOs, and central government via group exercises.

    Dr Paul Warde, Reader in Environmental and Economic History University of East Anglia

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  • Mike Childs - Policy Impact Skills for Historians

    Policy Impact Skills for Historians


    10.40-12.30: Session 2 Historians, civil society and public policy: a scenario- based session

    Using environmental issues as a prism, this session will explore the relationship of between policy shapers, such as historians and NGOs, and central government via group exercises.

    Mike Childs, Head of Policy, Research and Science, Friends of the Earth

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  • Naomi Lloyd-Jones - Policy Impact Skills for Historians

    Policy Impact Skills for Historians


    Workshop 2: Public policy engagement – practice and actors

    2.40-3.30pm: Session 4 Learning from Action Planning

    History and Policy in Practice (HPIP) in 2012/13 was the precursor course to Policy Impact Skills. King's College London PhD students Julie, Naomi and Ben won the HPIP prizes for best Action Plans (which were made available at workshop 1). They will discuss how the action-planning process helped consider a realistic target audience, how best to reach those audiences and their engagement activities since HPIP.

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H&P is a unique collaboration between the Institute of Contemporary British History at King's College London and the University of Cambridge.