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Turning the global history of ‘technology’ upside down: the supremacy of Uruguay

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The inaugural lecture of the Centre for Global Knowledge Studies’ annual lecture series will be given by Prof David Edgerton (KCL), a leading historian of technology and the author of many acclaimed monographs including The Shock of the Old. The reception will begin at 16:00, with the lecture starting at 17:00.

Attendance is free but spaces are limited, so please email sjp229@cam.ac.uk to reserve your seat.

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