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British Academy Review, Issue 19, January 2012

Includes David Cannadine on Gladstone’s Home. Also: 400 years of sacred English. Al-Qaeda now. Policing ourselves. The stories the Greeks have told themselves. Electoral registration.

Records of Social and Economic History (BAR 19)

The British Academy’s ‘Records of Social and Economic History’ series exists to publish primary sources that aid the study of social and economic history. Professor Richard M. Smith FBA, who chairs the editorial committee, discusses the most recent volumes published in the series.

When Homer met Phantasia: fiction, epic poetry and entertainment literature in Byzantium

Dr Aglae Pizzone is one of the British Academy’s Newton International Fellows.

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