History in Crisis? Names

Question 1

The History Manifesto (Cambridge, 2014)

Answer 1

Guldi and Armitage

Question 2

Speech to US Congress 2003

Answer 2

Tony Blair

Question 3

The Future’s in the Past, Observer 9 July 2006

Answer 3

Stephen Fry

Question 4

Two Cheers for the Whig Interpretation of History, 2012

Answer 4

William Cronon

Question 5

‘History and Policy’, 2008

Answer 5

Alastair Reid and Simon Szreter

Question 6

Review - The History Manifesto (2015)

Answer 6

Virginia Berridge

Question 7

The History Manifesto: A Critique (2015)

Answer 7

Deborah Cohen and Peter Mandler

Question 8

The Golem: What everyone should know about science (1993)

Answer 8

Harry Collins and Trevor Pinch

Question 9

The student-as-consumer approach in higher education and its effects on academic performance (2016)

Answer 9

Bunce, Baird, Jones

Question 10

Student Expectations and Perceptions of Higher Education (2013)

Answer 10

Kandiko, Mawer

Question 11

Students’ Perception of Themselves as ‘Consumers’ of Higher Education (2016)

Answer 11

Tomlinson

Question 12

‘Is Medieval History Relevant’ in Thinking Medieval: An introduction to the Study of the Middle Ages (2005)

Answer 12

Marcus Bull

Question 13

‘Why History matters - and why medieval history also matters’, Policy Papers, History and Policy Website (2008)

Answer 13

John Arnold

Question 14

‘How History Matters Now’, Policy Papers, History and Policy Website (2008)

Answer 14

Ludmilla Jordanova

Question 15

‘Why History Matters’, Policy Papers, History and Policy Website (2008)

Answer 15

John Tosh

Question 16

‘The Two Cultures Revisited: The Humanities in British Universities Since 1945’ (2014)

Answer 16

Peter Mandler