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

Computing & history

Mark A. Allen (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Lect. in Hist. [19th c. British social & economic history; history & computing]

Ronald J. Barr (Dept. of History & Archaeology - University of Chester) Head of Subject (Late 19th & 20th c. U.S. & Mod. Brit. Hist.)

Jeremy P. Boulton (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University) Sen. Lect. (Early Mod. Soc.) [Poor & Poor Law in early modern England; London 1500-1750]

Justin A.I. Champion (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (17th c. Brit., Pol. Thought) [Cultural & material history of the Bible 1500-1800]

Richard C. Coopey (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Lect. in Soc. & Econ. Hist. (18th-20th c.) [I.T. policy & strategic trade resources; regional industry; banks & industry in Britain; history of water]

Alexander F. Cowan (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Reader in Hist. (Early Mod.) [Family, marriage & society in early modern Venice]

Virginia G. Davis (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Sen. Lect. (Later Med. Brit., Hist. Computing) [English medieval clergy]

Peter R. Denley (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Sen. Lect. (Later Med. Eur., Hist. Computing) [History of universities, esp. in Italy]

Seán Glynn (Dept. of Law, Governance & International Relations - London Metropolitan University) University Reader, City Campus [History of London Guildhall University]

Nigel R. Goose (Dept. of Humanities - University of Hertfordshire) Prof. of Soc. & Econ. Hist. (Early Mod. Soc. & Econ., Demography) [Early modern English urban history; 19th c. regional, social & economic history]

Mark Greengrass (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Prof. of Early Mod. Hist. (16th-17th c. France) [French Wars of Religion]

John D. Herson (School of Social Science - Liverpool John Moores University) Princ. Lect., Section Leader (19th-20th c. Urban, Soc. & Econ. Hist.) [Transport history; Irish in 19th c. Stafford]

Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones (History - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Amer. Hist. [U.S. foreign policy & intelligence 1898-2001; F.B.I.; women, African Americans, labour, students & the Vietnam War]

David Kirby (Centre for History of Science, Technology and Medicine - University of Manchester) Lect., C.H.S.T.M. [Science communication; science & the movies]

Myrddin J. Lewis (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Sen. Lect. (Business Hist., Hist. & Computing)

Roger Lloyd-Jones (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Prof. (Econ. Hist.) [19th-20th c. British economic & business history]

Evan Mawdsley (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Int. Hist. [20th c. Russian history; Second World War; Cold War; military & naval history]

Roger Middleton (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Prof. in the Hist. of Pol. Econ. (20th c. Brit. & Eur., Computing in Hist.) [British economic policy & performance]

Fiona A. Montgomery (School of Historical & Cultural Studies - Bath Spa University College) Head, Sch. of Hist. & Cultural Stud. (19th c. Brit.) [Women's history from 18th c.]

Robert J. Morris (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Social structure in 19th c. towns; gender & property]

David S. Nash (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Reader (Law, Religion) [Blasphemy; republicanism; secularism]

Rosemary O'Day (Dept. of History - Open University) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur., U.S. & 19th c. Brit.) [Professions; family; women; social investigation; computing]

Frederik J.G. Pedersen (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Lect. in Hist. (Med.) [Law & reception of law; Hanseatic & Scandinavian history]

Colin B. Phillips (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. in Soc. & Econ. Hist. (16th-17th c., Family, Towns) [Kendal in 16th-17th c.; aspects of the regional history of north-west England]

Gervase Phillips (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Princ. Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. U.S., Computing for Hist.) [Relational database design for historians]

Sarah R. Rees Jones (Dept. of History - University of York) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Med., Regional) [Medieval urban history]

Sarah Richardson (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. Pol., Computing) [British electoral politics]

Gerrylynn K. Roberts (Dept. of History of Science, Technology & Medicine - Open University) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Sc. [Chemical education & professionalisation; science-industry relations]

Kevin Schürer (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Prof. in Hist. (17th-19th c. Eng., Hist. Demography) [Migration; family & kinship networks; demographic & community history; regional identity; employment; surname distribution]

Theo J. Schulte (Department of History - Anglia Ruskin University) Sen. Lect. (20th c. Germany) [War crimes trials re. Nazi Germany 1945-95]

Robert B. Shoemaker (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Prof. of 18th c. Brit. Hist. (17th-19th c. Brit. Soc.) [Socio-cultural history of 19th c. London, esp. gender, crime & the law]

James B. Sumner (Faculty of Life Sciences - University of Manchester) Lect., C.H.S.T.M. [History of technology & computing; history of brewing]

Peter Wardley (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Princ. Lect. (Econ. & Business Hist.) [Economic growth & structural change; big business]

Ronald B. Weir (Dept. of Economics & Related Subjects - University of York) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (Scot. & Irish) [Business history; Irish & Scottish economic history]

Michael Zell (School of Humanities - University of Greenwich) Reader in Eng. Local Hist. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur. Econ. & Soc.) [Pre-industrial manufacturing; Kent; local history; work for the 'idle' poor]

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