Teachers of History in the Universities of the UK 2007 - listed by research interest

Education

Robert D. Anderson (History - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Mod. Eur.) [19th c. France; history of education in 19th & 20th c. Scotland & Europe]

Christopher W. Brooks (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Brit.) [Law, politics & society in England 1485-1660]

Vincent Carpentier (School of Education Foundations & Policy Studies - Institute of Education, University of London) Lect. in Hist. of Educ. [Education & the social & economic history of Europe & the U.S.A. in the 19th & 20th c.; funding in higher education; quantitative history; international perspectives]

Anthony D. Chafer (School of Language & Area Studies - University of Portsmouth) Prof. in Contemp. French Area Stud., Sch. of Lang. [Decolonisation & post-colonialism in French W. Africa]

Carl S.A. Chinn (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Birmingham Community Hist. [Urban working-class history; manufacturing history; ethnic minorities; towns & cities]

Peter D'Sena (Faculty of Cultural & Educational Studies - Leeds Metropolitan University) Princ. Lect. [Crime & law in 18th c. London; history in the National Curriculum]

Carol A. Dyhouse (School of History - University of Sussex) Prof. of Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit., Educ., Women) [Women's education; careers & family]

Eric J. Evans (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Emeritus Prof. of Soc. Hist. [National identities]

Jens R. Hentschke (School of Modern Languages, University of Newcastle upon Tyne) Professor of Latin American History and Politics [19th & 20th c. Latin American history, esp. Brazil; history of ideas, esp. positivism & (neo-)populism; state- and nation-building; educational reforms]

Jane Martin (School of Educational Foundations & Policy Studies - Institute of Education, University of London) Reader in Hist. of Educ. [Gender & education; women's engagement in education policy-making; socialist politics around education; teachers & teaching; social identities & social action]

Jane H. McDermid (Cultural Studies Academic Division: Historical Studies - University of Southampton) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Russian Hist., Women, Educ.) [Women's history in late 19th & 20th c. Scotland & Russia]

David A. McLean (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Later Mod.) [Educational change & ideas in early Victorian England]

Jonathan D. Nichol (School of Education - University of Exeter) Sen. Lect. in Educ., Sch. of Educ.

Alison M. Oram (Division of History - University of Northampton) Reader in Women's Stud. [20th c. history of teachers; lesbianism; feminism]

Catherine R. Schenk (Dept. of Economic & Social History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Int. Econ. Hist. (20th c. Int. Monetary Relations) [Post-war international financial relations; east Asia & Europe]

A. Penny Summerfield (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Prof. [Gender & home defence in Britain in the Second World War; the popular memory of the Second World War in post-war Britain]

Gillian R. Sutherland (Newnham College - University of Cambridge) (Mod. Brit.) [Higher education of women; constructions of childhood literacy]

Richard H. Trainor (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Prof. of Soc. Hist., Principal [Social history of British middle class & its urban elites 1850-1950; universities in urban context since 1850]

Keith Vernon (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - Central Lancashire) Sen. Lect. (Mod. Soc. Hist.) [British universities in 20th c.]

Andrew C. Warwick (Centre for the History of Science, Technology & Medicine - London: Imperial College) Prof. in Hist. of Sc. [Britain: mathematics; physics; pedagogy]

Jean Williams (Dept. of Historical & International Studies - De Montfort University) Sen. Lect. [Gender & education; gender & sport history; children's literature; literature & sport]

Tom Woodin (School of Education Foundations & Policy Studies - Institute of Education, University of London) Res. Officer [Historical approaches to educational research; social movements; widening participation]

Peter D. Yeandle (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Res. Assoc. [History & citisenship in British education since 1850; the imperial past in the national imagination]

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