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Professor Janet E. Burton Prof. of History, Trinity St. David, Department of History Research interests: Medieval monastic and religious orders. |
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Dr. Natasha Vall Reader in History, Teesside, History Subject Group Research interests: The north-east of England and regeneration; public history. |
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Ms. Margaret T. Hems Princ. Lecturer, Teesside, History Subject Group Research interests: Reign of James II; the Turner family: local politics after the Glorious Revolution. |
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Dr. W. Stuart Howard Sen. Lecturer in History, Sunderland, School of Arts, Design, Media and Culture Research interests: Literature of labour; history of coalmining. |
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Professor Arthur J. McIvor Prof. of Soc. History, Strathclyde, School of Humanities: History Research interests: Employers; occupational health; labour history; oral history. |
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Professor Mark J. Stoyle Prof. of Early Mod. History, Southampton, Department of History Research interests: English Civil War; Cornish and Welsh particularism; popular memory; witchcraft. |
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Professor Roger Lloyd-Jones Prof., Sheffield Hallam, Division of Education and Humanitites Research interests: 19th-20th c. British economic and business history. |
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Professor Dawn M. Hadley Prof. of Med. Archaeol., Sheffield, Department of Archaeology and Prehistory Research interests: Medieval archaeology; society, economy and settlement in the Anglo-Saxon period; Vikings; gender. |
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Dr. James H. Thomas Reader in Eng. Local History, Portsmouth, School of Social and Historical Studies Research interests: Maritime history; local history. |
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Dr. Susan Bruley Reader in Mod. History, Portsmouth, School of Social and Historical Studies Research interests: Women in Britain since 1900, esp. working-class women and factory work, 1930s-60. |
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Ms. Angela Brown Head of History and Heritage, Nottingham Trent, Department of History and Heritage Research interests: Early modern society and culture; teaching and learning of history in higher education. |
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Professor Martyn Bennett Prof. of Early Mod. History, Nottingham Trent, Department of History and Heritage Research interests: Formation and social, cultural and political development of the nations of the British Isles, $c$.1590-1689; Oliver Cromwell. |
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Dr. David Marcombe Sen. Lecturer in History, Adult Educ., Nottingham, Department of History |
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Professor Colin M. Heywood Emeritus Prof. of Econ. and Soc. History, Nottingham, Department of History Research interests: History of Troyes (France); history of childhood. |
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Professor John V. Beckett Prof. of Eng. Regional History, Nottingham, Department of History Research interests: Agricultural productivity in England 1660-1914; British social history during World War I. |
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Dr. Avram G. Taylor Sen. Lecturer in History, Northumbria, School of Arts and Social Sciences Research interests: History and theory; communities; credit, debt and poverty; Jews in 20th c. Britain. |
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Dr. Catherine A. Smith Princ. Lecturer in History, Head of Department, Northampton, Division of History Research interests: Social, economic and cultural development of urban society 1680-1840; history of madness and asylums. |
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Mr. David Waller Sen. Lecturer in Pol., Northampton, Division of American Studies Research interests: Employment training and welfare reforms in U.S.. |
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Dr. Madge J. Dresser Assoc. Prof., West of England, Bristol, School of History Research interests: British Atlantic slavery; history of religious and ethnic minorities in Britain since 1700. |
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Ms. Sarah Richardson Assoc. Prof. of History, Warwick, Department of History Research interests: Political culture; electoral politics; history and computing. |
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Professor Peter Edwards Emeritus Prof., Roehampton, History Programme Research interests: Logistics in British civil wars; royal stables 16th-17th c.; horses in society and economy of Tudor and Stuart England; rural society 16th-17th c.. |
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Dr. Melanie J. Tebbutt Sen. Lecturer in History, Director of Manchester Centre for Regional History, Manchester Metropolitan, Department of History and Economic History Research interests: History of youth; gender and maturity; working-class culture and communities in the late 19th and early 20th c.. |
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Ms. Patricia Ayers Sen. Lecturer in History, Manchester Metropolitan, Department of History and Economic History Research interests: Family economy; labour markets; port economies. |
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Professor Frank Mort Prof. of Cultural History, Manchester, Department of History Research interests: Cultural history of metropolitan London, 1945-63; monarchy in the 20th c.; modern history of sexuality. |
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Dr. Charles L.G. Insley Sen. Lecturer in Med. History, Manchester, Department of History Research interests: Early medieval Britain 600-1100, esp. Anglo-Saxon England 800-1066; medieval Wales 1100-1300; early medieval documentary culture. |
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Professor Hannah J. Barker Prof. of Brit. History, Manchester, Department of History Research interests: Print culture; gender, work and family; northern towns. |
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Professor Caroline M. Barron Emerita Prof. of History of London, London: Royal Holloway University of London, Department of History Research interests: Medieval London; women; gentry and aristocracy; reign of Richard II. |
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Professor George W. Jones Prof. of Govt., London: London School of Economics, Department of Government Research interests: Prime ministers' advisory networks. |
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Professor Janet M. Hartley Prof. of Int. History, London: London School of Economics, Department of International History Research interests: Social history of Russia $c$.1650-1825. |
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Dr. Tobias Abse Lecturer in History, London: Goldsmiths' College, Department of History Research interests: 20th c. Italian history. |
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