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Dr. Deborah J. Oxley university Lecturer, Oxford, All Souls College Research interests: Height and health in history; micro-economics of the household; penal transportation to Australia; coercive labour systems; colonial Australian development; crime and punishment in Britain and Ireland. |
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Young People and the Shaping of Public Space in Melbourne, 1870–1914 Sleight, Simon (2013) Ashgate Publishing, 9781409432449 Hardback £65 |
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Dr. E. Kent Fedorowich Assoc. Prof., West of England, Bristol, School of History Research interests: Empire migration 1919-39; PoWs in World War II; Anglo-dominion relations. |
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Professor Ian R. Phimister Prof. of Int. History, Sheffield, Department of History Research interests: The City of London and British overseas investment 1890-1940. |
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Professor Timothy J.T. Rooth Prof. Emeritus in Econ. History, Department of Econ., Portsmouth, Department of Economics Research interests: British 20th c. external economic policy. |
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Dr. Donal W. Lowry Reader, Oxford Brookes, School of Arts and Humanities Research interests: Ulster loyalism/unionism; Irish nationalism and British empire; Rhodesia; white dominions/colonies of settlement. |
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Professor William G.R. Clarence-Smith Prof. of Econ. History of Asia and Afric., London: School of Oriental and African Studies, Department of History Research interests: Tropical tree crops; commercial diasporas. |
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Mr. Dudley E. Baines Emeritus Reader in Econ. History, London: London School of Economics, Department of Economic History Research interests: 20th c. London labour market; 18th-19th c. European migration: overseas and internal. |
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Dr. Seán Glynn university Reader, City Campus, London Metropolitan, Department of Law, Governance and International Relations Research interests: History of London Guildhall university. |
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Ms. Sue Bestwick Sen. Lecturer in History, Lincoln, Department of Humanities Research interests: Environmental history; post-colonial Australian identity. |
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Dr. Huw J. Barton Lecturer in Bioarchaeol., Leicester, School of Archaeology and Ancient History Research interests: Hunter-gatherer archaeology; Australian archaeology; lithics; archaeobotany. |
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Dr. Geoffrey T.P. Waddington Sen. Lecturer in Int. History, Leeds, School of History Research interests: Nazi foreign policy 1933-45; Axis diplomacy. |
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Professor Colin C. Eldridge Emeritus Prof. of History, p/t, Trinity St. David, Department of History Research interests: British empire and Commonwealth history; literature of imperialism. |
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Dr. Jenny Macleod Lecturer in 20th c. History, Hull, Department of History Research interests: Britain and Australia; cultural history of World War I. |
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Professor Philip J. Payton Prof. of Cornish and Australian Stud., Exeter, History - Cornwall Campus Research interests: Emigration; mining; place and identity; biography; First World War. |
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Professor Joseph L. Melling Prof. of History of Medicine and Industry, Exeter, History Research interests: History of industrial supervision; lunacy. |
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Professor Roger Burt Emeritus Prof. of Mining History, Exeter, History Research interests: Investment in metal mining: Britain and abroad 1870-1914. |
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Professor Andrew F. Walls Director Emeritus of the Centre for the Study of Christianity in the Non-Western World, Edinburgh, Centre for the Study of Christianity in the Non-Western World Research interests: Christianity in non-western settings; history of missionary movement. |
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Dr. Tina Picton Phillipps Assoc. Lecturer in History, Edinburgh, History Research interests: Convict transportation to Australia. |
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Professor David G. Greasley Emeritus Prof. of Econ. History, Edinburgh, Economic and Social History Research interests: Economic and industrial growth. |
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Professor Anthony C. Howe Prof. of Mod. History, East Anglia, School of History Research interests: Britain in the 19th and early 20th c., esp. politics, culture and economy. |
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Professor Steven Hooper Prof., East Anglia, School of World Art Studies and Museology Research interests: Anthropology; the arts of the Pacific and N. Americanca; exchange; ethnohistory. |
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Dr. William D. Jones Reader in Mod. History, Cardiff, Cardiff School of History, Archaeology and Religion Research interests: Welsh migrant communities in U.S. and Australia. |
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Dr. Andrew Mackillop Sen. Lecturer in History, Aberdeen, Department of History Research interests: Scotland and the eastern British empire, 18th-19th c.. |
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Dr. Tanja Bueltmann Sen. Lecturer in History, Northumbria, School of Arts and Social Sciences Research interests: British world history; ethnic associational culture; Scottish and English diaspora; Australasia; North Americanca. |
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Dr. Damien Short Sen. Lecturerin Human Rights, London: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Institute of Commonwealth Studies Research interests: Australian Aboriginal history; colonialism; genocide studies. |
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Professor Marjory-Ann D. Harper Prof. of History, Aberdeen, Department of History Research interests: Scottish emigration, 18th-20th c.. |
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Professor Carl Bridge Prof. and Head of Menzies Centre for Australian Stud., London: King's College, Department of History Research interests: Domestic politics and diplomacy; Australia in World War II. |
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Dr. Simon Sleight Lecturer in Australian History, London: King's College, Department of History Research interests: Australian history; history of children and young people; urban history. |
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Dr. Andrew Dilley Lecturer in History, Aberdeen, Department of History Research interests: British imperial history; Australian and Canadian history; history of the City of London. |
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