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James Parker

James Parker

James Parker

Conferences/Symposiums

31st March 2015:	University of Exeter College of Humanities PGR Conference 2015 Paper presented: 'Trade union political funds and Labour party finance in the 1930s'.
24th March 2015:	Shaping the Labour Party Conference 2015, Bangor University Paper presented: 'Trade unionists in the House: the sponsorship of Labour Members of Parliament in the 1930s'.
29th April 2014:	University of Exeter College of Humanities PGR Conference 2014 Paper presented: 'Kept men? Trade union MPs and the Parliamentary Labour party, 1931-40'. Queen's Building, University of Exeter.
27th March 2014:	Ex Historia Modern Politics and Policy Colloquium Panellist: 'History, Politics and Policy: Unlikely Collaborators?' Queen's Building, University of Exeter.
18th July 2013:	Tolpuddle Radical History School 2013: the 1930s Weekend history school at Tolpuddle, Dorset.
1st May 2013:	University of Exeter College of Humanities PGR Conference 2013 Paper presented: ''Not something we can afford to ignore': the Mosley-Marchbank case and Labour responses to British fascism, 1933-36.' Queen's Building, University of Exeter.
13th April 2013:	50 years of EP Thompson’s 'The Making of the English Working Class'. People's History Museum/Working Class Movement Library Day conference at the People's History Museum, Manchester.
21st March 2013:	Ex Historia Symposium Paper presented: 'The battle of Hastings? Trade unions, Labour parliamentary candidates and constituency finance, c.1931-45.' Queen's Building, University of Exeter.
8th March 2013:	Unions21 20th Anniversary Conference: Strong Unions Turning the Tide Day conference at TUC Congress House, London.
2nd March 2013:	Critical Labour Studies 9th Symposium 2013 Weekend symposium at Ruskin College, Oxford.
1st May 2012:	University of Exeter College of Humanities PGR Conference 2012 Paper presented: 'The Socialist League and the image of the intellectual in the 1930s Labour party.' Peter Chalk Centre, University of Exeter.