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

Britain & Ireland

Anna B. Sapir Abulafia (Lucy Cavendish College - University of Cambridge) (Central Med. Eur.) [Medieval Jewish-Christian relations]

David S.H. Abulafia (Gonville & Caius College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Mediterranean Hist. (Med. & Renaissance Mediterranean)

Simon L. Adams (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Reader in Hist. (16th-17th c. Eng.) [Elizabethan politics & foreign policy]

Tony J. Adams (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Princ. Lect. in Hist. (Late Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [British industrial relations & working class politics 1900-30]

John S.A. Adamson (Peterhouse - University of Cambridge) (16th-17th c. Eng. & Eur.) [Nobility & British politics 1590-1660]

Paul Addison (History - University of Edinburgh) Hon. Fellow [Social & political history of Britain since 1945]

Pertti Ahonen (School of History & Classics - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Eur. Hist. (Lect. in Eur. Hist.) [20th c. & esp. post-1945 Europe; modern Germany]

William M. Aird (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Lect. in Med. Hist. (Med. Brit. & Eur.) [Church & saints' cults in medieval England]

Umberto Albarella (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Res. Officer in Archaeol. [Archaeozoology; the archaeology of Britain, Italy & Greece; pig domestication]

Samuel J.M.M. Alberti (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) [History of museums, esp. collections of anatomy & natural history in 19th & 20th c. Britain]

Anthony K. Aldgate (Dept. of History - Open University) Prof. of Film Hist. (Mod. Brit. & U.S.) [Film & history]

Martin S. Alexander (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Prof. of Int. Rel. [History of strategy; France since 1870; Vietnam War]

Sally A. Alexander (Dept. of History - University of London: Goldsmiths' College) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Mod. Brit., Cultural Hist.) [Psychoanalysis & history; women's movement]

Stephen Alford (King's College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer (Tudor Hist.) [Tudor political culture & thought]

David W. Allan (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Reader in Scot. Hist. [Early modern Scottish culture, intellectual life & politics]

Joan Allen (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. [19th c. radicalism; Chartism; Irish immigration; the popular press; North-East history]

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

Rodney W. Ambler (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Sen. Lect. in Hist. [Social history of religion in modern England]

Michael Anderson (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Econ. Hist. [Scottish population; western families & life-cycles; social structure]

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]

Bobby Anderson (School of Historical & Cultural Studies - Bath Spa University College University College) Lect. (Hist. Stud.) [Early modern social history; medieval history; James VI & I; diplomacy]

Christopher M. Andrew (Corpus Christi College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Mod. & Contemp. Hist.

Jonathan Andrews (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. in Hist. of Medicine [History of insanity; madness; the social & economic history of Britain]

John C. Appleby (Dept. of History - Liverpool Hope University College) Sen. Lect. (Early Mod.) [English trade & colonisation in N. America]

David Appleby (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) (17th c. Brit.)

Ian W. Archer (Keble College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Mod. Hist.) [Social history of early modern London]

Rowena E. Archer (Brasenose College - University of Oxford) (Med.) [Later medieval English history]

Neil R. Armstrong (School of Humanities - University of Gloucestershire) Lect. in Late Mod. Brit. Hist. [18th-20th c. cultural & social history]

Margaret L. Arnot (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Princ. Lect. (19th c. Brit. Soc. & Cultural Hist., Women, Gender, Crime) [19th c. Britain: gender & crime; infanticide & child abuse; alternative medicine]

Margaret Arnott (School of Law & Social Sciences: History - Glasgow Caledonian University) Lect. (Contemp. Scot. Pol. Hist.) [Education policy; constitutional reform]

Caroline H. Arscott (Dept. of History of Art - Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Art [British art & society in Victorian period, esp. urbanism & images of the city]

Nigel J. Ashton (Dept. of International History - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Int. Hist. [Anglo-American relations since 1945]

Owen R. Ashton (Department of History & Politics - Staffordshire University) Prof. of Mod. Brit. Soc. Hist. (Brit. Hist.)

Brenda Assael (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Lect. in Hist. [British social, cultural & political history since 1850]

Grenville G. Astill (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Reading) Prof. of Med. Archaeol. (Med.) [Medieval: urbanism; rural landscapes; monasticism; technology; economy]

Ian J. Atherton (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Sen. Lect. in Hist. & Assistant County Editor, V.C.H. Staffs. [Staffordshire; early Stuart religion; post-Reformation cathedrals; news]

Tim Ayers (Dept. of History of Art - University of York) Lect. in Hist. of Art [Stained glass, sculpture & architecture in England from 1200 to the end of the middle ages]

Patricia Ayers (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (20th c. Women's Hist.) [Family economy; labour markets; port economies]

Andrew C. Ayton (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Later Med. Soc. & Milit.) [The organisation of war & the military community in late medieval England]

David V.N. Bagchi (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Lect. in the Hist. of Christian Thought [Early church history; 16th c. religious history; Martin Luther]

Michael Bailey (School of Cultural Studies - Leeds Metropolitan University) Lect. [Media history; cultural theory]

John H. Baker (St. Catharine's College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of English Legal Hist., Fac. of Law [Inns of court; learning exercises; prosopography 1450-1550; legal MSS.]

Nicholas J. Baker-Brian (School of Religious & Theological Studies - Cardiff University) Lect. in Anc. Hist., Sch. of Relig. & Theol. Stud. (Later Roman Empire; Early Med. Stud.) [Latin & Greek Patristic texts; Manichaeism; early medieval Ireland & Wales]

Theodore Balderston (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. (Mod. Int., esp. Germany) [British & German economies 1919-39; energy & economic history]

Claudia Baldoli (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. in Mod. Eur. Hist. [Italian fascism; World War II; Italian communities in Britain & U.S.A.]

Simon J. Ball (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Reader in Mod. Hist. (20th c. Brit. & Int. Hist.) [British defence policy, colonial policy & politics; the Cold War]

Stuart R. Ball (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Reader in Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [Conservative party]

Sarah E. Barber (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Hist. [17th c. republicanism; comparative European attitudes to minorities]

Guy Barefoot (Dept. of History of Art & Film - University of Leicester) Lect. in Film Stud. [U.S. & British cinema]

Rodney S. Barker (Dept. of Government - London School of Economics, University of London) Reader in Govt. (19th-20th c. Brit. Pol.) [Political thought in Britain 19th-20th c.]

Hannah J. Barker (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. (Late 18th & early 19th c. Eng.) [Print culture and women's work]

Toby C. Barnard (Hertford College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Brit. & Eur. 1485-1800) [Ireland & England, c.1600-1780]

A. John L. Barnes (Dept. of Government - London School of Economics, University of London) Lect. in Pol. Sc. (19th-20th c. Brit. Pol.)

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

Andrew D.M. Barrell (Department of History - University of York) Visiting Fellow [Later medieval ecclesiastical history; medieval Scottish history]

John C. Barrett (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Prof. of Archaeol. [Landscape archaeology; archaeological theory; theory & practice; later prehistory]

David Barrie (School of Law & Social Sciences: History - Glasgow Caledonian University) Lect. (Mod. Brit. Hist., Hist. of Crime) [History of policing in modern Scotland]

Julia S. Barrow (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Reader in Med. Hist. (8th-13th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Secular clergy; episcopal charters; forgery]

Jonathan Barry (Department of History - University of Exeter) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (17th-18th c. Brit.) [Bristol; S.W. England; provincial towns; middling sort; witchcraft; civic culture]

Robert J. Bartlett (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. of Med. Hist. (12th c.) [Frontiers & colonisation; cults of saints 12th c. England]

Peter W.J. Bartrip (Division of History - University of Northampton) Reader in Hist. (Brit. Econ. & Soc.) [19th & 20th c. British history; health & medicine]

Steven R. Bassett (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Sen. Lect. in Med. Hist. [Early medieval history & archaeology; Anglo-Saxon England]

David Bates (Institute of Historical Research, University of London) Prof. of Hist., Director (10th-13th c. Brit. & France) [William the Conqueror; Anglo-Norman charters]

John D. Baxendale (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Princ. Lect. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc. Hist.) [20th c. popular culture]

Stephen D. Baxter (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. (Med.) [Land tenure, prosopography & politics in late Anglo-Saxon & early Norman England]

Christopher A. Bayly (St. Catharine's College - University of Cambridge) Vere Harmsworth Prof. of Imp. & Naval Hist. [History of India and south-east Asia; history of globalisation]

Derek E.D. Beales (Sidney Sussex College - University of Cambridge) (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Joseph II; Enlightened absolutism; secularisation & monasteries 18th-19th c.; music in society]

Alan J. Beattie (Dept. of Government - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Pol. Sc. [18th-19th c. British constitutional history]

Cordelia Beattie (History - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Med. Hist. [Social & cultural history of England & Europe in the later middle ages; women & gender; towns; lawcourts; households & work]

Bradley J. Beaven (School of Social & Historical Studies - University of Portsmouth) Princ. Lect. in Soc. Hist. [Working-class culture & leisure 1860-1945]

David W. Bebbington (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Prof. of Hist. (Brit., Pol. Thought, Historiography) [W.E. Gladstone; international evangelicalism; religious revivals]

Peter J. Beck (School of Social Science - Kingston University) Prof. of Int. Hist. [Britain & Germany in 1930s; history of international organisation; British politicians & history; British politics & sport]

Ian F.W. Beckett (Division of History - University of Northampton) Prof. of Hist. (Mod.) [Great War; Victorian army; war & society]

John V. Beckett (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Prof. of Eng. Regional Hist. (16th-20th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Agricultural productivity in England 1660-1914]

Deirdre Beddoe (School of Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Glamorgan) Emeritus Prof. in Hist. (Women)

Charlotte Behr (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Sen. Lect. (Late Roman & Early Med. Eur.) [Migration period gold bracteates]

John C. Belchem (School of History - University of Liverpool) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Irish) [Irish in Liverpool; modern history of Isle of Man]

Andrew G. Bell (Gonville & Caius College - University of Cambridge) (Early Med. Brit. Hist.)

G.H. Bennett (School of Humanities - University of Plymouth) Reader (20th c. Brit. & Amer. Hist.) [20th c. American history]

Margaret Bent (All Souls College - University of Oxford) (Late Med. & Renaissance Music) [Music: Dunstable; Fauvel; Machaut; Veneto; counterpoint; manuscripts]

Michael J. Bentley (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. of Mod. Hist. [Victorian conservatism; modern historiography]

Timothy J. Benton (Dept. of Art History - Open University) Prof. of Art Hist.

Maxine L. Berg (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Prof. of Hist. (17th-20th c. Econ., Soc. & Cultural) [Global history; consumer culture in Europe & Asia]

G.W. Bernard (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Prof. of Early Mod. Hist. (16th c. Eng.) [Politics & religion in reign of Henry VIII, esp. break with Rome & religious policy in 1530s; Holbein; Anne Boleyn; vitality & vulnerability in the late medieval church]

Virginia S. Berridge (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (20th c. Hist. of Medicine) [20th c. health policy; AIDS, drugs, smoking, alcohol]

Helen M. Berry (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Sen. Lect in Early Mod. Brit. Hist. (17th & 18th c. Brit.) [Print culture; national identity; gender]

John P.A. Bew (Peterhouse - University of Cambridge) (19th-20th c. Brit.) [Politics, identity & foreign policy in Britain & Ireland]

Eugenio F. Biagini (Robinson College - University of Cambridge) Reader in Mod. Brit. & Eur. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. & Eur.)

Adrian C. Bingham (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. [20th c. British social & cultural history; the history of media & popular culture]

Thomas Biskup (Dept. of History - University of Hull) R.C.U.K. Fellow (Enlightenment Hist.) [18th-19th c. monarchy; Anglo-German Enlightenment]

Jeremy M. Black (Department of History - University of Exeter) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. & Mod.) [Warfare; international relations; historical atlases]

Sheila C. Blackburn (School of History - University of Liverpool) Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Sweated labour & the minimum wage]

Catherine Blackford (Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology - University of East London) Sen. Lect. (19th-20th c. Brit. Hist.)

Stephen I. Boardman (Scottish History - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Scot. Hist. [Scottish kingship; Clan Campbell; saints' cults in late medieval Scotland; heraldry]

Vernon B. Bogdanor (Brasenose College - University of Oxford) [British & comparative government]

J. Clive Bonsall (Archaeology - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Archaeol. [Stone age archaeology; environmental archaeology; early technology]

Paul H.W. Booth (School of History - University of Liverpool) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Med. & Local Regional) [Medieval Cheshire; medieval English estate administration & social change]

Alan Booth (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Reader in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (17th-20th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Popular culture late 18th-early 19th c. England; teaching & learning of history in higher education]

Ken Booth (Dept. of International Politics - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) E.H. Carr Prof. [Theories of peace & security; international theory]

Alan E. Booth (Department of History - University of Exeter) Prof. (20th c. Brit., 19th-20th c. Developing World) [Economic thought & policy; technical change; British industry since 1945]

Peter N. Borsay (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Lampeter) Prof. of Hist. (17th c. Brit., Urban Hist. 16th-19th c.) [British urban & cultural history 1660-1949; history of Bath 1700-2000; history of leisure in Britain since 1500; history of spas & seaside resorts; history of heritage]

James S. Bothwell (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Lect. in Hist. (Med. Brit.) [Kings & nobility; royal favourites; patronage; social history]

David E.G. Boucher (School of European Studies - Cardiff University) Prof. in Eur. Stud., Sch. of Eur. Stud. (Pol. Philososphy) [History of natural/human rights; British idealism; methodology]

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

Joanna Bourke (Dept. of History - Birkbeck College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Brit. & Irish Soc. & Cultural Hist.) [War; gender; masculinity; emotions; working-class cultures]

John M. Bourne (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Director, Centre for First World War Stud. [The British army & British society during the Great War]

Huw V. Bowen (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Prof. of Imp. Maritime & Maritime Hist. [British imperial history in 18th c.]

Timothy Bowman (School of History - University of Kent at Canterbury) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Milit. Hist. [The British army from c.1800; Irish history from c.1770]

Robert W.D. Boyce (Dept. of International History - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Int. Hist. (20th c.) [Franco-British relations 1918-40]

D. George Boyce (Dept. of Political Theory & Government - University of Wales, Swansea) Prof. of Pol. Theory & Govt.

Christine E. Boydell (Dept. of Historical & International Studies - De Montfort University) Sen. Lect. (Design Hist.) [20th c. design history; textiles history; gender & design fashion history]

Trevor Boyns (Cardiff Business School - Cardiff University) Prof. in Business Hist., Business Sch. (Business Hist.)

Michael J. Braddick (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Eng.) [State in early modern England 1550-1700]

Sean Brady (Dept. of History - Birkbeck College, University of London) [Religion, the family & sexuality in 19th c. England]

Keith Branigan (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Emeritus Prof. [Aegean bronze age; Roman Britain; funerary behaviour; early metallurgy]

Piers Brendon (Churchill College - University of Cambridge) (Mod. Brit.) [Fall of the British empire]

Martin Brett (Robinson College - University of Cambridge) (10th-13th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Canon law in Britain & Europe; diplomatic]

Peter Brett (Dept. of History - St. Martin's College, Lancaster) Lect. (19th c. Brit., Citizenship) [19th c. British history: popular politics]

Annabel S. Brett (Gonville & Caius College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer [Medieval & early modern political thought, esp. 16th c. Spain & natural law tradition]

Susan E. Brigden (Lincoln College - University of Oxford) Reader in Mod. Hist. (Brit. & Eur. 1500-1600) [16th c. religion; court culture; diplomacy; friendship]

Brian L. Brivati (School of Social Science - Kingston University) Prof. of Cont. Hist., Director of the Centre for the Study of Society & Pol. [History of the Labour party; history of food]

John P.F. Broad (Department of Humanities, Arts & Languages - London Metropolitan University) Princ. Lect., North Campus (Early Mod. Soc. & Econ.) [Rural society: poverty, housing & agriculture]

Stephen Broadberry (Dept. of Economics - University of Warwick) Prof. of Econ. Hist. [Comparative economic history, particularly of Britain, Germany & the U.S.A.]

Nicholas P. Brooks (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Emeritus Prof. of Med. Hist. [Anglo-Saxon & central medieval history & archaeology]

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

Peter Newman Brooks (Robinson College - University of Cambridge) (Reformation)

David R. Brooks (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Lect. (Later Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Modern British political history; French Revolution]

W. Terry C. Brotherstone (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Scot.) [Labour history; oral history]

Don R. Brothwell (Dept. of Archaeology - University of York) Prof. in Palaeoecology [Human palaeoecology; Europe & New World; archaeology of food]

David J. Broughton (School of European Studies - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Pol., Sch. of Eur. Stud. (20th c. Brit.) [British parties & elections; European politics]

Dauvit E. Broun (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Scot. Hist. (6th-15th c. Scot. Hist., Early Med. Ireland) [Medieval Scottish historiography & identity; Scottish charters & literacy to 13th c.]

Michael F. Brown (School of History - University of Kent at Canterbury) Lect. in Medical Hist. [Cultural history of 18th & 19th c. British medicine & medical profession]

Michael H. Brown (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Reader in Scot. Hist. [Medieval Welsh & late medieval British history]

Anthony E. Brown (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) University Fellow in Archaeol. (Landscape) [Domesday Book & the landscape]

Stewart J. Brown (School of Divinity - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Eccles. Hist. (Relig. & Soc. in Mod. Brit. & Eur.)

Keith M. Brown (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. of Scot. Hist. [16th-17th c. Scottish politics, government & society; nobility]

Laurence Brown (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Lect. in Migration Hist. [18th-20th c. Caribbean, French & British empire]

Callum G. Brown (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Prof. of Relig. & Cultural Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit.) [British social & cultural history, esp. 20th c.]

Susan Bruley (School of Social & Historical Studies - University of Portsmouth) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. [Women in Britain since 1900, esp. working-class women & factory work 1930s-60]

Thomas C. Buchanan (Kellogg College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Mod. Hist. & Pol.) [China & the British Left; history of Amnesty International]

R. Angus Buchanan (Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Bath) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. of Tech., Hon. Director Centre for Hist. of Tech.

Cheryl Buckley (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History of Art, Design & Film Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Reader (Design Hist.) [Women & design, 1910-50]

Elizabeth A. Buettner (Dept. of History - University of York) Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Soc. & Cultural, Brit. & Brit. Empire) [Families; childhood; ethnicity; memory]

P. Glenn Burgess (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Prof. of Hist. (17th c. Pol. Thought) [Tudor & Stuart political thought]

Kathleen Burk (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Prof. of Mod. & Contemp. Hist. (20th c. Brit., Eur. & U.S.A.) [Marshall plan 1947-52]

Trevor Burnard (School of History - University of Sussex) Prof. of Amer. Hist. (Hist. of Early Brit. Amer.) [British West Indies before 1790; the Atlantic world 1500-1800]

Arthur Burns (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Later Mod.) [Reform of Church of England early/mid 19th c.; church parties; reform; clergy]

Robert M. Burns (Dept. of History - University of London: Goldsmiths' College) Lect. in Hist. & Relig. Stud. (Intellectual Hist.) [Concept of God in western culture]

Roger Burt (Department of History - University of Exeter) Emeritus Prof. of Mining Hist. (18th-20th c. Brit. & U.S.A., Tech.) [Investment in metal mining: Britain & abroad 1870-1914]

Janet E. Burton (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Lampeter) Prof. of Hist. (Med., esp. Eccles.) [Medieval monastic & religious orders]

Julia F. Bush (Division of History - University of Northampton) Dean of Fac. of Arts & Soc. Sc. (Mod.) [Edwardian women & British imperialism]

Lawrence J. Butler (School of History - University of East Anglia) Lect. (19th-20th c. Brit. & Eur.) [20th c. British colonial economic policy & decolonisation]

Peter J. Cain (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Res. Prof. (Mod. Econ. & Imp. Hist.) [Economic history of British imperialism]

Ewen A. Cameron (Scottish History - University of Edinburgh) Sen. Lect. in Scot. Hist. (19th-20th c.) [Scottish history 18th-20th c., esp. 20th c.; Scotland & Ireland, esp. 19th c.]

Sonja Cameron (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Manager, H.E. Academy Subject Centre for Hist., Classics & Archaeol. (Med. Scot. Hist.)

Fergus Campbell (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. [19th & 20th c. Irish social history; history of the British Isles; migration of populations]

Alan B. Campbell (School of History - University of Liverpool) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Social & labour history of Scottish coal miners]

Ewan N. Campbell (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. [Early medieval Celtic Britain; trade & economy; artefact studies]

David N. Cannadine (Institute of Historical Research, University of London) The Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Prof. of Brit. Hist. [19th & 20th c. British history; official biography of Andrew W. Mellon]

Geoffrey N. Cantor (Division of History & Philosophy of Science - University of Leeds) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. of Sc. [Quakers in British science]

Forrest H. Capie (Dept. of Banking & Finance - City University) Prof. of Econ. Hist., on secondment to the Bank of England (Monetary & Finance Hist.) [Monetary & financial developments in Britain 1850-1970]

Bernard S. Capp (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Prof. of Hist. (16th-17th c. Eng., Soc. & Cultural) [Gender; cultural conflict in the 1650s]

M. Christine Carpenter (New Hall - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Eng. Med. Hist. [Political, constitutional & social history of England 1200-1500]

David A. Carpenter (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Med.) [English political, social & architectural history 12th-14th c.]

Jane Cartwright (Dept. of Welsh - University of Wales, Lampeter) Sen. Lect. in Welsh & Welsh Stud. [Medieval Church history; female monasticism; Middle Welsh literature]

Helen R. Castor (Sidney Sussex College - University of Cambridge) (Med. Eng.) [Politics, governance & political society in later medieval England]

Alison Cathcart (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Lect. in Hist. of Med. & Early Mod. Scotland [Clan society within Scottish Gaeldom]

Peter P. Catterall (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Sen. Lect. (Later Mod. Brit.) [Nonconformity & the Labour party]

Stephen Caunce (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Central Lancashire) Sen. Lect. (18th-20th c. Agrarian & Soc. Hist.) [Economic development in N. England 1550-1914]

Emma Cavell (Wolfson College - University of Cambridge) (Med. Brit. Hist.)

Paul Cavill (Merton College - University of Oxford) (15th-17th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Parliament 1461-1547]

Hugh P. Cecil (School of History - University of Leeds) Hon. Lect. in Hist. (Later Mod. Brit.)

David Cesarani (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Res. Prof. [Jewish history; Holocaust studies; history of migration]

Andrew T. Chamberlain (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Reader in Archaeol. [Human remains; palaeodemography; cave archaeology]

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]

Geoffrey Channon (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Dean of Fac. of Humanities, Languages & Soc. Sc. (Brit. Econ. & Business Hist.) [Business history of the U.S. & the U.K. 1850-1950]

Colin W. Chant (Dept. of History of Science, Technology & Medicine - Open University) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Sc. [Social history of transport in Britain since c.1800]

James R. Chapman (Dept. of History of Art & Film - University of Leicester) Prof. of Film Stud. [British cinema & television history; film propaganda; media representations of the past; the cultural politics of popular fictions]

John A. Chartres (Business School - University of Leeds) Prof. of Soc. & Econ. Hist. [19th c. rural trades & crafts; 18th c. fiscal data as sources]

Malcolm S. Chase (School of Education - University of Leeds) Reader in Labour Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc., Local & Regional Hist.)

Steven Cherry (School of History - University of East Anglia) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Medical services & hospitals; labour movement; welfare]

Martin J. Chick (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist.; Head of Dept. [Economic planning of Attlee governments 1945-51; 20th c. business history; 20th c. government]

Wendy R. Childs (School of History - University of Leeds) Prof. of Later Med. Hist. [English overseas trade; reign of Edward II]

John C.R. Childs (School of History - University of Leeds) Prof. of Milit. Hist. [War in modern world 1500-1995]

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]

John R.R. Christie (Division of History & Philosophy of Science - University of Leeds) Sen. Lect. in Hist. & Phil. of Sc. [Joseph Priestley; science, politics & religion]

Roy A. Church (School of History - University of East Anglia) Emeritus Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Industrial relations in coal industry; business finance in coal & iron industries; industrial design]

Stephen D. Church (School of History - University of East Anglia) Sen. Lect. (Med. Hist.) [King John; warfare & society c.1000-c.1200; Suffolk charters 13th-14th c.]

Gregory R. Claeys (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Pol. Thought (Mod.)

D. Stuart T. Clark (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod.) [Theoretical aspects of historiography of early modern witchcraft]

John C. Clarke (Dept. of History - University of Buckingham) Prof. of Hist. (18th-19th c. Brit. & Eur.) [S. Northants. in 19th c.; causation in history]

Richard Clay (Dept. of History of Art - University of Birmingham) Lect. in the Hist. of Art [18th & early 19th c. French & British visual culture; history of iconoclasm]

Anthony M. Claydon (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (16th-17th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Religion, politics & national identity in 17th c. England]

A. Simon Esmonde Cleary (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Sen. Lect. [Roman provincial archaeology; late antiquity; urban archaeology]

Hugh Clout (Dept. of Geography - University College, University of London) Prof. of Geog. [Rural & historical geography; regional development; France; Western Europe; London; history of geography]

John R.D. Coffey (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Reader in Early Mod. Hist. [17th-18th c. British religion, politics & ideas]

Christopher Coker (Dept. of International Relations - London School of Economics, University of London) Prof. of Int. Rel.

Janet Coleman (Dept. of Government - London School of Economics, University of London) Prof. of Anc. & Med. Pol. Thought [Ancient, medieval & Renaissance political history; pre-modern theories of state & church]

Marie Coleman (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Lect. in Mod. Hist. [The Irish revolution; Irish hospitals' sweepstake lottery]

Bruce I. Coleman (Department of History - University of Exeter) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (19th c. Brit.) [Victorian Conservative party]

Bryony J. Coles (Department of Archaeology - University of Exeter) Prof. of Prehist. Archaeol. (Wetland) [Wetland archaeology; environmental change]

Bruce Collins (Division of Education & Humanities - Sheffield Hallam University) Prof. (Mod. Hist.) [History of U.S.A., antebellum & post-1960s; British military & imperial history 1775-1902]

Marcus Collins (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Res. Lect. in Hist. [British & Irish history since the later 18th c.]

Michael Collins (Business School - University of Leeds) Prof. of Financial Hist. (20th c.) [Banking & business history]

Edward J.T. Collins (Rural History Centre - University of Reading) Emeritus Prof. of Rural Hist. [Agricultural output in Britain 1800-1939; world food grain consumption 18th-20th c.]

John R. Collis (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Emeritus Prof. in Archaeol. [iron age Britain & Europe; the Celts; excavation & methodology]

Jonathan Colman (School of Politics & Contemporary History - University of Salford) Lect. in Int. Hist. [Anglo-American relations; British foreign policy; intelligence agencies]

Jonathan Conlin (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Lect. in Hist. (18th-20th c. Brit.) [Museum history; 18th c. French history]

Mark L. Connelly (School of History - University of Kent at Canterbury) Reader in Hist. (Mod. Brit. Soc. & Cultural Hist.) [British military history from 1800]

Sean J. Connolly (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. of Irish Hist. [Popular culture, protest & social relations in Ireland c.1680-1850; civic culture of Belfast]

Stephen Constantine (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Hist. [Emigration from the British Isles c.1800-1950; child migration; Gibraltar]

Stephen R. Conway (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (17th-20th c. Brit., 17th-18th c. Amer.) [British political & constitutional history from 1688; theories of peace & war; American War of Independence; life & influence of Jeremy Bentham]

Hera Cook (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Mod. Hist. [History of sexuality, women & emotion in the U.K. & Australia]

Gillian Cookson (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) County Editor, V.C.H. Durham [18th-19th c. economic & social history, esp. north of England]

John P.D. Cooper (Dept. of History - University of York) Lect. in Hist. [Political, religious & literary history of 16th c. Britain]

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]

Nigel Copsey (History Subject Group - University of Teesside) Reader in Hist. (Mod. Eur.) [fascism & the extreme right; anti-fascism]

Penelope J. Corfield (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (18th c. Brit.) [Social & cultural history; history & theory]

Paul Corthorn (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Lect. in Mod. Hist. [The Left in Britain in the 1930s; the Labour party; the Soviet Union 1917-91]

Peter R. Coss (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Prof. in Med. Hist. (Med. Brit. & Eur.) [Origins of English gentry; the lady in medieval England]

Philip L. Cottrell (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Prof. of Financial Hist. (Mod. Eur. Financial Hist.)

Edward J. Cowan (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Scot. Hist., Campus Director, Dumfries Crichton Campus (Scottish Popular Culture, Emigration) [Vikings; Scottish popular culture; Covenanters; emigration]

Mary Cowling (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Lect. in Victorian Art [Pre-Raphaelite landscape & scientific perception; art & physiognomy]

Pamela M. Cox (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Lect. in Soc. (19th-20th c. Brit.) [Crime; public policy; welfare states; gender; youth culture; governmentality; cultural & social history]

Nicholas Crafts (Dept. of Economics - University of Warwick) Prof. of Econ. Hist. [Comparative history of long-run economic growth; British Industrial Revolution; British relative economic decline]

Matthew F. Cragoe (Dept. of Humanities - University of Hertfordshire) Prof. of Mod. Brit. Hist. (18th-20th c. Brit. Soc. & Pol.) [Conservative party; politics & electioneering; religion; rural history]

David M. Craig (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Lect. in Hist. (19th c.) [Political & intellectual history of Britain c.1760-c.1880]

Jeremy A. Crang (History - University of Edinburgh) Sen. Lect. in Brit. Hist., Asst. Director of Centre for the Study of the Two World Wars [Britain & the Second World War]

David J. Crankshaw (Dept. of Theology & Religious Studies - King's College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. of E. Mod. Christianity [Elizabethan Privy Council & government; history of St Paul's Cathedral; life and career of Matthew Parker; Archbishop of Canterbury, Elizabethan religious & political history]

Catherine J. Crawford (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Lect. in Hist. (17th-19th c. Eng., Hist. of Medicine) [Medicine & the law; medicine & culture; the medical profession]

John D. Creighton (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Reading) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. (Roman) [iron age & provincial Roman archaeology]

Julia C. Crick (Department of History - University of Exeter) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Med. Brit.) [Early medieval Britain; cultural history; palaeography]

Mark W. Crinson (Dept. of History of Art - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Art (19th-20th c. Brit. Architecture) [Colonial architecture; architectural education]

J. Pauline Croft (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Eng.) [Biography of Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury]

Andrew J. Croll (School of Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Glamorgan) Lect. in Hist. (Brit. & Welsh Hist.) [19th & 20th c. popular culture & urban history]

David R. Crook (School of Educational Foundations & Policy Studies - Institute of Education, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Educ. [Educational policy since 1945]

David B. Crouch (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Med.) [12th-13th c. aristocracy; 12th c. political history; reign of King Stephen]

Nicholas J. Crowson (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. [20th c. Conservative party; appeasement; Britain & Europe; N.G.O.s; social activism]

M. Anne Crowther (Dept. of Economic & Social History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Soc. Hist. & Director, Centre for the Hist. of Medicine (19th-20th c. Brit., Soc. Policy, Medical Hist.) [Social policy; crime; medical & nursing professions; Scottish vital statistics]

Catherine R.E. Cubitt (Dept. of History - University of York) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Med.) [Anglo-Saxon history; early medieval religious & cultural history]

Patricia H. Cullum (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Princ. Lect. (Med.) [Hospitals & charity; piety of lay women; clergy & masculinity]

Barrington W. Cunliffe (Keble College - University of Oxford) Prof. of Eur. Archaeol.

Peter J. Cunningham (Homerton College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer, Fac. of Educ. (Hist. of Educ.) [Oral history of teachers; teacher training; professional identity]

Anne Curry (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Late Med. Eng. & France) [Hundred Years' War; Agincourt; late medieval women]

Emmanuele Curti (Dept. of History - Birkbeck College, University of London) Lect. in Anc. Hist. & Classical Archaeol. [Hellenistic & Roman Italy; modern reception of classical past]

Kathleen G. Cushing (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Sen. Lect. in Med. Hist. [Medieval history, c.900-1250; Church history & canon law]

Richard P. Cust (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Reader in Mod. Hist. [Political culture of the gentry late 16th-early 17th c.; the politics of Charles I's reign]

Faramerz N. Dabhoiwala (Exeter College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Brit. & Eur. 1485-1800) [Social & intellectual history of 17th & 18th c. England]

Pamela L. Dale (Centre for Medical History - University of Exeter) Wellcome Res. Fellow, Centre for Medical Hist. [Implementing the Mental Deficiency Acts; health visiting 1900-74]

Martin J. Daunton (Trinity Hall - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Econ. Hist. (Mod. Econ. Hist.) [Policy & state finance; political economy of globalisation since 1850]

Roger Davidson (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. [The social history of venereal disease]

Sam Davies (School of Social Science - Liverpool John Moores University) Reader in Labour Hist. (19th-20th c. Soc. Hist., Labour Hist.) [Inter-war municipal elections]

Owen Davies (Dept. of Humanities - University of Hertfordshire) Reader in Soc. Hist. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Witchcraft & magic]

Andrew M. Davies (School of History - University of Liverpool) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Youth gangs & street violence 1870-1940]

Peter N. Davies (School of History - University of Liverpool) Emeritus Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist.

Stephen J. Davies (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (16th-17th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Private supply of public goods; liberalism]

Jeffrey L. Davies (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. [Later British prehistory; Romano-British studies]

Wendy E. Davies (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Early Med. Eur.) [Landscape & land use through historic time; Celtic]

Richard G. Davies (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. in Med. Hist. (13th-15th c. Eng. & Eur.)

J. Colin Davis (School of History - University of East Anglia) Emeritus Prof. of Eng. Hist. [Political ideas & language 1500-1700; English radicalism 1640-60]

James Davis (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Lect. in Med. Hist. [English towns, markets & trade]

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

Graham P. Davis (School of Historical & Cultural Studies - Bath Spa University College University College) Lect. (Hist. Stud.) [Transatlantic migration of Irish hard-rock miners; Irish in the British census of 1861; the Irish diaspora; local history]

John R. Davis (School of Social Science - Kingston University) Reader in Hist., Director of Graduate Stud. [Anglo-German relations 19th-20th c.; commercial & foreign policy]

David L. d'Avray (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Med., Relig. Hist.) [Medieval marriage preaching; medieval papacy]

Jack Dawson (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) Sen. Lect. in Art & Design Hist. (19th c. Local Art, Ruralism, Arts & Crafts)

Jane E.A. Dawson (School of Divinity - University of Edinburgh) John Laing Sen. Lect. in Hist. & Theol. of the Reformation [Politics & Reformation in 16th c.; the Scottish Highlands]

James Daybell (School of Humanities - University of Plymouth) Lect. (Early Mod. Brit. Hist.) [16th c. England; social & cultural history; gender & women; Renaissance literature]

Christina de Bellaigue (Exeter College - University of Oxford) (Brit. & Eur. 19th-20th c.) [Social & cultural history of 19th c. Britain & France]

Gerard J. De Groot (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (20th c.) [Labour party; World Wars I & II; women soldiers & combat in World War II]

Patricia de Montfort (Dept. of History of Art - University of Glasgow) Lect. [Exhibition culture in London 1878-1908]

Russell Deacon (Centre for Humanities - University of Wales Institute, Cardiff) Head of Centre, Reader (Welsh Pol. Hist., Brit Soc. & Cultural Hist.)

Enda Delaney (History - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Brit. Hist. [Late modern Irish & British history]

Lucy M. Delap (St Catharine's College - University of Cambridge) Fellow & College Lect. (Mod. Brit.) [Feminism; Anglo-American intellectual history]

T.M. Devine (Scottish History - University of Edinburgh) Sir William Fraser Chair of Scot. Hist. & Palaeography (Mod. Scot. Hist.)

Harry T. Dickinson (History - University of Edinburgh) Hon. Fellow (Mod. Brit.) [National & local politics, political debate & organisations, 1688-1832; radical & popular politics; Britain & the American & French Revolutions]

Tania M. Dickinson (Dept. of Archaeology - University of York) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. [Anglo-Saxon material culture, esp. jewellery; burials]

Christoph Dieckmann (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Lect. in Mod. Eur. Hist. [German occupation policy in Europe; the Holocaust]

David M. Ditchburn (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Med. Eur. & Scot.) [Medieval Scotland's contacts with foreign countries]

Grayson M. Ditchfield (School of History - University of Kent at Canterbury) Reader (18th c. Brit. Relig. & Pol.)

Thomas Dixon (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Lect. in Hist. [Language of altruism in Victorian Britain; history of theories of passions & emotions; history of science & religion]

T. Nicholas Dixon (Archaeology - University of Edinburgh) Res. Fellow in Underwater Archaeol., Dept. of Archaeol. [Underwater archaeology; crannogs (man-made islands) in Loch Tay]

Michael L. Dockrill (Dept. of War Studies - King's College, University of London) Emeritus & Visiting Prof. of Diplomatic Hist. [British & U.S. foreign & defence policy in the 20th c.]

Ian L. Donnachie (Dept. of History - Open University) Reader in Hist., Open University in Scotland (Mod. Brit., Eur. & U.S.) [Biography of Robert Owen]

Mark Donnelly (School of Theology, Philosophy, & History - St. Mary's University College, Twickenham College) Sen. Lect. (20th c. Brit. Hist.)

Peter Dorey (School of European Studies - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Pol., Sch. of Eur. Stud. (20th c. Brit.) [British politics since 1945]

Janet Douglas (School of Cultural Studies - Leeds Metropolitan University) Princ. Lect. [Art & cultural history in Leeds]

Frances D. Dow (History - University of Edinburgh) Hon. Fellow (Brit.) [Radicalism in England 1600-60, including puritanism; English Revolution 1640-60]

Clare Downham (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Lect. in Celtic Hist. (Med.) [Viking Dublin]

Peter J. Draper (Dept. of History of Art - Birkbeck College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. of Art [Transition from Romanesque to Gothic architecture]

Madge J. Dresser (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Princ. Lect. (18th-20th c. Brit. Soc. Hist., Women) [Social history of English religion 1750-1830; slavery & popular memory]

Stephen T. Driscoll (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Hist. Archaeol. [Medieval Scotland]

Felix F. Driver (Dept. of Geography - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Human Geog. (Brit. & Imp.) [Cultural history of exploration & empire]

Diane K. Drummond (Dept. of History - Trinity and All Saints) Sen. Lect. (19th-20th c. Brit. Hist., 20th c. World) [Railways & British imperialism; women & railways]

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

Michael Duffy (Department of History - University of Exeter) Reader in Brit. Hist. (18th c. Brit.) [Younger Pitt; French Revolutionary wars; logistical infrastructure of Royal Navy]

Eamon Duffy (Magdalene College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of the Hist. of Christianity (Relig. Hist., 15th-17th c. Brit.)

Anne J. Duggan (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Visiting Res. Prof. of Hist. (Med.) [Thomas Becket; conflict of laws; Becket cult]

David N. Dumville (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Prof. of Hist. & Palaeography (Med.) [Medieval British & Irish history; palaeography; transmission of texts]

Hugh L.A. Dunthorne (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod.) [Anglo-Dutch relations 1560-1700; the Enlightenment]

Martin Durham (School of Humanities, Languages & Social Sciences - University of Wolverhampton) Lect. (Pol.) [Right-wing politics in Britain & the U.S.]

Alastair J. Durie (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (18th & 19th c. Scot., Banking, Tourism) [Tourism in Scotland; rise & fall of hydropathic movement]

David J. Dutton (School of History - University of Liverpool) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (20th c. Brit. & Int.) [Anglo-French diplomacy in World War I]

Christopher C. Dyer (Centre for English Local History - University of Leicester) Prof. of Regional & Local Hist., Director of Centre for Eng. Local Hist. [Medieval economic & social history]

Michael C. Dyer (Dept. of Politics & International Relations - University of Aberdeen) Lect. in Pol. (Brit. & Scot. Pol.)

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

Jacqueline S. Eales (Dept. of History - Canterbury Christ Church University) Prof. (Local Hist., 17th c. Soc. & Pol.) [Kent & the English civil wars, 1640-60]

Natasha Eaton (Dept. of History of Art - University College, University of London) Lect. in 18th & 19th c. Brit. Art [18th & 19th c. British art; postcoloniality & empire]

David E.H. Edgerton (Centre for the History of Science, Technology & Medicine - University of London: Imperial College) Hans Rausing Prof. [British & world science & technology]

Peter Edwards (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Prof. (Early Mod. Eng. Local Hist.) [Logistics in British civil wars; royal stables 16th-17th c.; horses in society & economy of Tudor & Stuart England; rural society 16th-17th c.]

Owen Dudley Edwards (History - University of Edinburgh) Hon. Fellow (N. Amer. & Irish) [History & literature of modern Ireland, Britain & North America]

Jason Edwards (Dept. of History of Art - University of York) Lect. in Hist. of Art [English sculpture 1848-99; queer theory]

Nancy Edwards (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Reader in Archaeol. (Med. Archaeol.) [4th-16th c. archaeology, esp. Wales, Ireland]

David Egan (Centre for Humanities - University of Wales Institute, Cardiff) Head of Sch. (20th c. Welsh & Brit. Hist., Local Hist.)

Colin C. Eldridge (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Lampeter) Prof. of Hist., p/t (Imp.) [British empire & C'wealth history; literature of imperialism]

Pauline Elkes (Department of History & Politics - Staffordshire University) Sen. Lect. (Int. Hist.) [British Intelligence; propaganda; the Third Reich]

Marianne Elliott (School of History - University of Liverpool) Andrew Geddes & John Rankin Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Irish, French & 18th c. Eur.) [A history of Catholics of Ulster]

Janet Ellis (Division of Health & Social Studies - University of Bolton) Lect. (Amer. Hist., 17th c. Brit.)

James R.V. Ellison (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Lect. (Later Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Britain & Europe since 1945]

W. Anthony Emmerson (School of History, Philosophy & Politics (Jordanstown) - University of Ulster) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Amer.) [Development of intercontinental railroads in U.S.]

Clive Emsley (Dept. of History - Open University) Prof. of Hist. (Mod. Brit., Eur. & U.S.) [Crime & policing in Europe c.1789-1914]

Stephan R. Epstein (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Prof. of Econ. Hist. [Long-run economic growth; technological change; state formation; Italy]

Dominic Erdozain (Dept. of Theology & Religious Studies - King's College, University of London) Lect. in Mod. Church Hist. [Modern religious history in Great Britain, esp. the question of secularisation; youth movements & the relationship between Christianity & leisure, esp. sport]

Raingard Esser (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Lect. (Early Mod. Eur.) [Unification in Western Europe in the 16th & 17th c.; cultures of memory in the Netherlands in the 17th c.]

Tanya Evans (Institute of Historical Research, University of London) Postdoctoral Res. Fellow [Unmarried motherhood in England & Wales]

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

Chris Evans (School of Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Glamorgan) Lect. in Hist. (Brit. Soc. & Econ.)

Elizabeth Evenden (Newnham College - University of Cambridge) (Early Mod. Brit.) [Tudor & Stuart printers]

Shane Ewen (School of Cultural Studies - Leeds Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. [Social & cultural history; British urban history; municipal history; transnational history]

Roger J. Fagge (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Amer.) [U.S. labour history; post-1945 U.S. culture & society]

Martin Farr (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. (20th c.) [High politics; political economy; biography; elections]

Peter S. Fearon (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Prof. of Mod. Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Depression & New Deal in Kansas; World War II & Kansas]

E. Kent Fedorowich (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Reader (Brit. Imp. & C'wealth Hist.) [empire migration 1919-39; P.O.W.s in World War II; Anglo-dominion relations]

Laurie Feehan (Dept. of History - Edge Hill University) Sen. Lect. (Mod. Brit. Soc.) [Voluntary effort; poor law in Liverpool 1850-1914]

David M. Feldman (Dept. of History - Birkbeck College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [Migrants & immigrants in Britain since 1700]

Kirsten Fenton (History - University of Edinburgh) Leverhulme Early Career Fellow [Gender; national identity; William of Malmesbury; marriage]

Steven Fielding (School of Politics & Contemporary History - University of Salford) Prof. of Contemp. Pol. Hist. [British modern/contemporary political, cultural & social history]

Jonathan Finch (Dept. of Archaeology - University of York) Lect. in Archaeol. [Late medieval & early modern landscapes]

Kenneth C. Fincham (School of History - University of Kent at Canterbury) Reader in Hist. (Early Mod. Brit.) [The Caroline church]

Richard J. Finlay (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Prof. in Hist. (Mod. Scot.)

Margot Finn (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Prof. of Hist. [British colonialism c.1750-1900]

Kate Fisher (Department of History - University of Exeter) Lect. in Hist. [19th & 20th c. sexuality & medicine, esp. birth control & abortion; modern reception of ancient cultures as shaping attitudes towards sexuality]

Nina Fishman (Faculty of Business & Management (Harrow) - University of the Westminster) Sen. Lect. [British political & social history; labour history]

Claire Fitzpatrick (School of Humanities - University of Plymouth) Lect. (Mod. Irish Hist., English Revolution & Reformation) [Modern Irish labour & the state; history of enlightenment & nationalism in the 18th-19th c.]

Marie Therese Flanagan (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Med.) [12th c. Ireland]

Neil C. Fleming (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. [Britain, Ireland & empire]

Peter W. Fleming (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Princ. Lect. (Early Mod. Brit. Hist.) [15th-16th c. English cultural & urban history]

David H. Fletcher (Dept. of Law, Governance & International Relations - London Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Hist., City Campus (Cartographic Hist.) [History of cartography; estate maps; Ordnance Survey; the mapping of local government boundaries in England]

Martin H. Folly (Dept. of American Studies & History - Brunel University University) Sen. Lect. (Int. Hist.) [International history of the Cold War; Grand Alliance diplomacy in World War II; Anglo-American relations & the foundation of N.A.T.O.]

Sarah R.I. Foot (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Prof. of Early Med. Hist. (Early Med. Eng. & Eur.) [Anglo-Saxon church; English identity before 1066; Vikings]

Neil Forbes (School of International Studies & Law - Coventry University) (Mod. Brit. Hist.) [British external economic policy in the 1930s]

Gordon C.F. Forster (School of History - University of Leeds) Hon. Lect. in Hist., Sen. Life Fellow (Early Mod. Brit., Local) [Yorkshire & York 16th-17th c.; Leeds 1600-1720]

J. Adrian Forty (Bartlett School of Arch. & Planning - University College, University of London) Prof. of Architectural Hist., Bartlett Sch. of Architecture [Architectural thought]

Andrew W. Foster (Dept. of History - University of Chichester) Princ. Lect. in Hist. (17th c. Eur.) [Early modern English ecclesiastical history]

Frances Fowle (History of Art - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Hist. of Art [Art in France & Britain in the 19th & 20th c.]

Harold S.A. Fox (Centre for English Local History - University of Leicester) Prof. of Soc. & Landscape Hist. [Economic & settlement history of English West Country 5th-20th c.]

Adam P. Fox (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Oral traditions & the impact of literacy in early modern England]

Michael J. Franklin (Hughes Hall - University of Cambridge) [Medieval ecclesiastical]

James E. Fraser (Scottish History - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Early Scot. Hist. & Culture [War, Church and society in early medieval Britain & Ireland]

David W. French (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (18th-20th c. Brit.) [British army 1939-45]

Christopher J. French (School of Social Science - Kingston University) Princ. Lect. in Soc. & Econ. Hist., Director of the Centre for Local Hist. Stud. [Trade & shipping in 18th c.; local history]

Michael J. French (Dept. of Economic & Social History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. (19th-20th c. U.S.A., Business) [Food trades industry in Britain, 1950s-60; commercial travellers]

Michael G. Fulford (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Reading) Prof. of Archaeol. (Roman) [Roman Britain; economy of Roman empire; Pompeii]

John Fulton (School of Theology, Philosophy, & History - St. Mary's University College, Twickenham College) Prof. (19th-20th c. Relig. Hist.) [Irish religion & politics]

John Gabriel (Dept. of Applied Social Sciences - London Metropolitan University) Prof. of Soc., City Campus [History of ethnic relations in U.K. & U.S.A.]

Vincent L. Gaffney (Institute of Archaeology & Antiquity - University of Birmingham) Prof. & Director, H.P. Visual & Spatial Tech. Centre [Computer applications in archaeology; Romano-British archaeology; archaeology of the Balkans, esp. of Croatia]

Julie Gammon (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Lect. in Hist. (17th-19th c. Soc. Hist.) [Sexual violence in 18th c. England; trial of Elizabeth Canning]

George S. Garnett (St. Hugh's College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Med.) [English history 10th-13th c., esp. shifts in notions of kingship through the practice of royal succession]

E. Jane Garnett (Wadham College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (18th-20th c.) [19th & early 20th c. British & European intellectual, cultural & religious history; development of Victorian art criticism & visual culture; representation of women across the whole historical spectrum]

John Garrard (School of Politics & Contemporary History - University of Salford) Sen. Lect. in Pol. & Contemp. Hist. [Leadership & power in industrial towns 1880-1914; the role of scandal in politics; history of democratisation; heads of the local state in past & present Europe]

Paul J. Garwood (Institute of Archaeology & Antiquity - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Prehist. [European & British prehistory]

Malcolm J. Gaskill (Churchill College - University of Cambridge) (Early Mod. Brit. Soc.) [Witchcraft; crime & mentalities]

Vic A.C. Gatrell (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Prof. of Hist. (18th-19th c. Eng. Soc. & Cultural Hist.) [Crime, law & punishment; visual culture; sex; manners; mentalities]

Perry Gauci (Lincoln College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Stuart & Hanoverian Britain) [Social & political impact of British merchants]

Richard Gaunt (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Lect. in Mod. Hist. [Conservative party c.1806-52]

Peter G.I. Gaunt (Dept. of History & Archaeology - University of Chester) Prof. of Early Mod. Hist. (Early Mod., Architecture/Landscape) [Oliver Cromwell; Henry Cromwell; the Civil War]

Ian S. Gazeley (School of History - University of Sussex) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. (20th c. Brit. Soc. & Econ.) [Wages rates in British manufacturing 1914-46]

Frank Geary (School of History, Philosophy & Politics - University of Ulster) Sen. Lect. in Econ. [19th c. Irish economy; shipbuilding & textile history]

Jane Geddes (Dept. of History of Art - University of Aberdeen) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Art (Med.) [Medieval decorative ironwork; Scottish architecture; medieval manuscripts]

Malcolm Gee (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History of Art, Design & Film Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Princ. Lect., Head of Art Hist. Division [Art & patronage in central & western Europe c.1880-1939]

Anthony Geraghty (Dept. of History of Art - University of York) Lect. in Hist. of Art [Early modern English architecture; Wren]

Peter R. Ghosh (St. Anne's College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Hist. of Ideas, 1750 onwards) [Max Weber's Protestant ethic in historical context; intellectual traditions underlying the conduct of English politics 1850-1895; the evolution of European & British historiography from the Enlightenment to the present]

Catherine M. Gibbons (Dept. of History - University of York) Lect. in Hist. [Religious & political history of early modern France & England; religious exile]

Roberta L. Gilchrist (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Reading) Prof. of Archaeol. (Med.)

Keith Gildart (School of Humanities, Languages & Social Sciences - University of Wolverhampton) Lect. [19th & 20th c. British & U.S. labour history]

Rebecca Gill (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Lect. (Mod. Hist.) [British & British imperial history, 19th-20th c.; humanitarian organisations]

Ultán Gillen (Merton College - University of Oxford) (18th-19th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Ireland & the French revolution; counter-revolution in Europe]

Kate M. Gilliver (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Lect. in Anc. Hist. (Rome) [Roman warfare; atrocities in Roman warfare]

Christopher J. Given-Wilson (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Late Med.) [Late medieval Crown & nobility; chronicles]

H. Mark Glancy (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Sen. Lect. (U.S. Hist., Cinema) [British & American film industry]

Lionel K.J. Glassey (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. (17th-18th c. Brit.) [Exclusion crisis; edition of Burnet's History of My Own Time]

Kathryn J. Gleadle (Mansfield College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) [Women's history; 18th & 19th c. British history]

P. Anthony Glees (Dept. of Government - Brunel University University) Prof. (Intelligence & Security, Mod. German Hist.)

Gabriel Glickman (Hertford College - University of Oxford) (Brit. & Eur. 1485-1800) [Political & religious history; England & Scotland 1603-1763]

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

Barry S. Godfrey (School of History - University of Keele) Sen. Lect. in Criminology [Crime, public order & violence, 1880-1950]

P. Jeremy P. Goldberg (Dept. of History - University of York) Reader in Hist. [Later medieval social & cultural history; gender, household & family]

Anne H. Goldgar (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Reader in Hist. (Early Mod.) [European cultural & social history; France & Netherlands]

Mark A. Goldie (Churchill College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer (Pol. Thought, Early Mod. Brit.) [Restoration political thought; John Locke]

Martin S. Golding (Peterhouse - University of Cambridge) (Mod. Intellectual) [Recollection of childhood & art in England 19th-20th c.]

Brian J. Golding (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Reader in Hist. (Med. Eng. & France) [Edition of Gerald of Wales Speculum Ecclesie; Anglo-Norman church]

Chris Goldsmith (Dept. of Historical & International Studies - De Montfort University) [20th c. British, French & U.S. foreign policy]

Meggen Gondek (Dept. of History & Archaeology - University of Chester) Lect. (Archaeol.) [Archaeology; early medieval Britain & Ireland]

Julian Goodare (Scottish History - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Scot. Hist. [Government, finance & politics in early modern Scotland; the witch hunt in Scotland & Europe]

David J. Goodway (School of History - University of Leeds) Sen. Lect. in Hist., Centre for Lifelong Learning (Later Mod.)

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]

Eleanor J. Gordon (Dept. of Economic & Social History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Gender & Soc. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit., Gender, Labour) [History of middle classes; family history; women's labour history]

Eliza K. Gore (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Lect. in Archaeol. [Archaeological survey; public archaeology; Roman Britain]

Martin Gorsky (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London) Sen. Lect. in the Hist. of Health Policy [Voluntary hospitals; mutual health insurance]

Anthony Gorst (School of Social & Policy Sciences (West End) - University of the Westminster) Sen. Lect. [British foreign & defence policy in 20th c.]

Penelope M. Gouk (School of Arts, Histories & Cultures - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. [Early modern intellectual culture, esp. medical explanations for music's effects; theories of mind-body interaction; changing soundscapes]

Terence R. Gourvish (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Director of the Business Hist. Unit

Laura Gowing (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Reader in Hist. (Early Mod.) [Women's history; the body in early modern England]

Alexander Grant (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Reader in Med. Brit. Hist. [Late medieval Scotland & Britain, esp. noble society]

Peter H. Gray (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. of Mod. Irish Hist. [British-Irish relations c.1800-1870; the Great Famine of 1845-50; politics of poverty & land]

David G. Greasley (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Economic & industrial growth]

Judith A. Green (School of History & Classics - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Med. Hist. [English history 11th & 12th c.; Ducal Normandy & the Normans; history of medieval women]

Simon J.D. Green (School of History - University of Leeds) Reader in Mod. Brit. Hist. (Later Mod. Brit., Local & Regional) [Religion in 20th c. Britain]

Ian M. Green (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. Emeritus [Protestantism in early modern England]

Christopher K. Green (Dept. of History of Art - Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Art [20th c. European & American art & architecture, esp. French & British painting & sculpture 1900-39]

Jeremy Gregory (Dept. of Religions & Theology - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. in the Hist. of Christianity & Director of Undergraduate Educ. (18th c. Brit. Relig. Hist.)

Adrian M. Gregory (Pembroke College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Social & cultural history of early 20th c. Britain; World War I]

Thomas H. Gretton (Dept. of History of Art - University College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Art [British, French & Mexican 18th & 19th c. culture]

Keith R. Grieves (School of Social Science - Kingston University) Reader in Hist., Sch. of Educ. [World War I: Britain; government policy; local consequences; aftermath & remembrance]

Brian Griffin (School of Historical & Cultural Studies - Bath Spa University College University College) Lect. (Hist. Stud.) [Fenianism; police in Ireland, 19th-20th c.; 19th c. cycling; Irish literature]

Emma A. Griffin (School of History - University of East Anglia) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. [English social history & popular culture in the 18th & 19th c.]

William P. Griffith (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Sen. Lect. in Welsh Hist. (18th-19th c. Brit. Soc.) [Welsh social history 1750-1914, incl. public health & administration]

Ralph A. Griffiths (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Prof. of Med. Hist. [English Crown, its provinces & dominions 1300-1550; Welsh urban history]

Clare V.J. Griffiths (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Lect. in Hist. (19th & 20th c. Brit.) [20th c. British political & cultural history; agricultural & rural history; history of the British Left]

Matthew Grimley (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. (Hist. of Pol. Thought)

Andrew Gritt (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Central Lancashire) Lect. (Early Mod. Brit. Hist.) [Agriculture; landholding]

Eric J. Grove (School of English, Sociology, Politics & Contemporary History - University of Salford) Sen. Lect. in Milit. Hist. [Naval history since 1815; technology & warfare; British defence policy since 1945]

Steven J. Gunn (Merton College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (15th-17th c. Brit. & Eur.) [The councillors & courtiers of Henry VII; war & society in early Tudor England & the Netherlands]

Simon Gunn (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Prof. of Urban Hist. [English industrial cities c. 1800-1980; history & cultural theory]

Peter J. Gurney (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Sen. Lect. (Mod. Brit.) [Social history; mass consumption]

Karl A. Hack (Dept. of History - Open University) Lect. in Imp. & Mod. Brit & Int. Hist.

Dawn M. Hadley (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. [Medieval archaeology; society, economy & settlement in the Anglo-Saxon period; Vikings; gender]

Christopher A. Haigh (Christ Church - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Brit. & Eur. 1485-1800) [The Church of England & its people 1558-1642]

Catherine M. Hall (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Prof. of Mod. Brit. Soc. & Cultural Hist. [The place of Jamaica in 19th c. English imagination]

Mark L. Hallett (Dept. of History of Art - University of York) Prof. of Hist. of Art [Visual arts in 18th c. England]

Douglas J. Hamilton (Dept. of History - University of Hull) R.C.U.K. Fellow, Lect. in Hist. (Mod.) [18th c. Atlantic world; slavery; British empire]

Martin A. Hammer (History of Art - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Hist. of Art [20th c. British & American art]

Rachel Hammersley (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. [Late 18th & early 19th c. Anglo-French history]

Sasha Handley (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Teaching Fellow in Early Mod. Hist. (Early Mod. Brit., Religion & Culture)

Andrew Hann (School of Humanities - University of Greenwich) Team Leader, V.C.H. Kent [History of retailing & consumption; urban history; local & community history; quantitative methods]

Emma Hanna (School of Humanities - University of Greenwich) Res. Fellow (19th-20th c. Brit. & Eur. Hist.) [Social & cultural aspects of World War I & II, esp. the representation & dissemination of historical information in the British media]

June B. Hannam (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Reader (Labour & Women's Hist.) [Women & socialist politics in Britain 1880-1930s]

William S. Hanson (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Roman Archaeol. [Impact of Roman occupation on frontier provinces of Roman empire; aerial archaeology]

Dennis W. Harding (Archaeology - University of Edinburgh) Abercromby Prof. of Archaeol. [Later prehistory of Atlantic Scotland]

Susan M. Hardman Moore (School of Divinity - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Div. [Early modern religious history; theology; spirituality, esp. Reformed tradition; puritanism in England & New England]

Peter M. Harman (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Prof. of Hist. of Sc. [James Clerk Maxwell]

Sue Harper (School of Social & Historical Studies - University of Portsmouth) Prof. of Film Hist. [British cinema, 1930-80]

Marjory-Ann D. Harper (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Reader in Hist. (Mod. Scot.) [Scottish emigration 18th-20th c.]

Christopher Harper-Bill (School of History - University of East Anglia) Prof. of Hist. (Med. Hist.)

Ian Harris (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Lect. in Early Mod. Hist. [Intellectual history; British history]

Christopher J. Harrison (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod. Eng.) [Tudor manor courts]

Charles Harrison (Dept. of Art History - Open University) Prof. in Art Hist.

Edward D.R. Harrison (School of Politics & Contemporary History - University of Salford) Sen. Lect. in Contemp. Hist. [20th c. Polish history; German history 1933-45; 20th c. British Intelligence]

Negley B. Harte (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. (Mod.) [Origins of industrialisation in England; textile production & consumption 16th-19th c.; history of higher education]

Liam Harte (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Lect. [The literary & cultural history of the Irish in Britain since 1850]

Colin C. Haselgrove (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) Prof. of Archaeol. [Later prehistoric archaeology; iron age/Roman transition; Celtic coins]

M. John Hatcher (Corpus Christi College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. (Med. & Early Mod. Econ. & Soc.)

Angus B. Hawkins (Kellogg College - University of Oxford) (Victorian Pol. Hist.) [Biography of 14th earl of Derby 1799-1869]

Colin M. Haydon (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Reader in Early Mod. Hist. (18th c. Relig., Pol. & Soc. Hist.) [Religion, society & politics in England c.1600-c.1830]

Rosemary E.C. Hayes (Dept. of History - University of York) Visiting Fellow [Late medieval English ecclesiastical history]

Ian P. Haynes (Dept. of History - Birkbeck College, University of London) Lect. in Archaeol. [Culture contact; religion; military communities; Roman Dacia]

David W. Hayton (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. of Early Mod. Irish & Brit. Hist. [Irish legislation 1690-1800; L.B. Namier & the history of parliament]

W. Ian P. Hazlett (Dept. of Theology & Religious Studies - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Eccles. Hist. [16th c. text editing - Martin Bucer; Scottish Reformation; confessions of faith; 18th c. Irish church history]

Felicity M. Heal (Jesus College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Brit. & Eur. 1485-1800) [The Reformation in Britain; gift giving & social exchange]

Andrew F. Hemingway (Dept. of History of Art - University College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Art [19th & 20th c. American art & culture]

Margaret T. Hems (History Subject Group - University of Teesside) Princ. Lect. (17th-18th c. Brit.) [Reign of James II; the Turner family: local politics after the Glorious Revolution]

Julian Henderson (Dept. of Classical & Archaeological Studies - University of Nottingham) Prof. of Archaeol. (Med.) [Early medieval European & early Islamic technology]

Paul Henderson (School of Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Wolverhampton) Princ. Lect. (19th-20th c. S. Amer.) [Political radicalism in South America 1880-1940]

Thomas W. Hennessey (Dept. of History - Canterbury Christ Church University) Reader (19th-20th c. Brit. & Irish Hist.) [Conflict in Ireland, 1886-1998]

Anthony C. Hepburn (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) Prof. (Mod. Irish Hist.)

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]

Ariel Hessayon (Dept. of History - University of London: Goldsmiths' College) Lect. [Early modern Britain & Europe; radical religion & ideas]

Martin Hewitt (Dept. of History - Trinity and All Saints) Prof. (18th-19th c. Brit. Hist., 20th c. World) [Public lecturing; cities & culture in 19th c.]

G.M. Hicks (School of History - University of East Anglia) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. [British politics & foreign policy in the 19th & 20th c., esp. 1830-80]

Michael A. Hicks (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Prof. (Late Med. Hist.) [Richard III; political culture; bastard feudalism; overland trade]

John C. Higgitt (History of Art - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Med. Art [Medieval epigraphy; medieval illumination; Scottish medieval art & libraries]

Edward J. Higgs (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Reader in Hist. (16th-20th c. Eng.) [State surveillance of the citisen; technologies of identification; history of statistics, censuses & surveys]

Nicholas J. Higham (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Prof. of Early Med. & Landscape Hist. (Early Med. Brit., Landscape)

A.J. Boyd Hilton (Trinity College - University of Cambridge) Reader in Mod. Brit. Hist. (18th-19th c. Brit.)

Matthew J. Hilton (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Soc. Hist. [British popular culture & social history; history of consumer society & material culture; social movements]

Steve Hindle (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Prof. (16th-18th c. Eng. Soc., Cultural & Econ.) [Poverty, charity & social welfare; social relations in the rural parish]

John Hines (School of English Studies, Communication & Philosophy - Cardiff University) Prof. in Med. Stud. (Early Med. Brit. & Eur.) [Interrelationship of ethnic, political, linguistic & cultural change]

Stephen A. Hipkin (Dept. of History - Canterbury Christ Church University) Princ. Lect. (16th-17th c. Soc. Hist.) [Crime, custom & conflict in E. Kent 1550-1750]

Tim Hitchcock (Dept. of Humanities - University of Hertfordshire) Prof. of 18th c. Hist. (18th c. Brit. Soc. & Cult. Hist.) [18th c. poverty, gender, sexuality & religion; humanities computing]

Timothy J. Hochstrasser (Dept. of International History - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Int. Hist. (18th c.) [European Enlightenment; physiocracy/cameralism; music in 18th c. Europe]

M. Jonathan S. Hodge (Division of History & Philosophy of Science - University of Leeds) Sen. Lect. in Hist. & Phil. of Sc.

Mark J. Hoffman (Dept. of International Relations - London School of Economics, University of London) Lect. in Int. Rel.

Robert Holland (Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London) Prof. of Imp. & C'wealth Hist. (Decolonization) [20th c. British empire & C'wealth; comparative European decolonisation; Britain & the E. Mediterranean]

Andrew R. Holmes (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Lect. in Mod. Hist. [Religion in Ireland c.1660 to the present, esp. Presbyterianism & Evangelicalism]

Sir James Holt (Fitzwilliam College - University of Cambridge) (Med. Eng.)

Katrina Honeyman (School of Business & Economic Studies - University of Leeds) Reader in Soc. & Econ. Hist. [History of Leeds clothing industry; apprenticeship & child labour]

Istvan Hont (King's College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer (Pol. Thought) [History of concepts of reason of state; sociability; political economy]

Holger Hoock (School of History - University of Liverpool) Lect. in Brit. Cultural Hist. [British cultural & political history in the 18th c. & early 19th c. in European context]

David Hopkin (Hertford College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (18th-20th c. Eur.) [Rural societies; oral culture; military & maritime history]

Michael F. Hopkins (Dept. of History - Liverpool Hope University College) Assoc. Prof. (Mod.) [Relations between Britain & U.S.; Raymond Aron]

Michael A. Hopkinson (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Reader in Hist. (Irish) [Anglo-Irish war 1919-21; the Irish revolutionary period]

Karl T. Hoppen (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. (Victorian Pol., 19th c. Ireland) [19th c. Ireland]

Andrew J. Hopper (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Lect. in Eng. Local Hist. [Religion & political culture in 17th c. England]

Julian Hoppit (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Astor Prof. of Brit. Hist. (17th-19th c. Brit.) [Parliamentary legislation in Britain 1660-1800]

Heinrich G.H. Härke (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Reading) Reader in Archaeol. (Med.) [Migrations; ethnogenesis; Anglo-Saxons; Alans]

Audrey J. Horning (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) Lect. in Archaeol. [Historical archaeology; comparative colonialism; Ireland & North America]

Sally Horrocks (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Science & technology in 20th c. Britain; women scientists, technologists & technicians]

Rosemary E. Horrox (Fitzwilliam College - University of Cambridge) Newton Trust CTO Lecturer (Med. Eng.) [Medieval royal court; relationship of central & local government]

Philippa M. Hoskin (Borthwick Institute - University of York) Archivist, Borthwick Inst. [English medieval ecclesiastical administration; diplomatic & editing of medieval administrative texts]

Matt Houlbrook (School of History - University of Liverpool) Lect. in 20th c. Brit. Hist. [20th c. British cultural history; sex; masculinity; the city]

John P.H. House (Dept. of History of Art - Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Art & Head of Stud. for the Mod. Period [French & British painting c.1830-1900; French Impressionism; 19th c. realism]

Robert A. Houston (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Econ. & Soc.) [European education & literacy 1500-1850; insanity in 18th c. Scotland]

W. Stuart Howard (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Labour) [Literature of labour; history of coalmining]

David J. Howarth (History of Art - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Hist. of Art [17th c. British art & patronage]

Janet H. Howarth (St. Hilda's College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Brit. 1800 onwards) [University reform (c. 1870-1914); feminist biography; history of women's education & the women's movement]

Stephen S. Howe (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Prof. in the Hist. & Cultures of Colonialism [Comparative colonial histories, esp. British empire]

Anthony C. Howe (School of History - University of East Anglia) Prof. of Mod. Hist. [Britain in the 19th & early 20th c., esp. politics, culture & economy]

Alun J. Howkins (School of History - University of Sussex) Prof. of Soc. & Econ. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc.)

W. Peter Howlett (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. [British economy 20th c.; human capital: railway workers 19th c.]

Richard W. Hoyle (School of History - University of Reading) Prof. of Rural Hist. (Early Mod. Brit.) [Pilgrimage of Grace; 16th-17th c. economy & society]

Patricia Hudson (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Prof. of Econ. Hist., Head of Hist. & Welsh Hist. (Mod. Brit. Econ. & Soc. Hist.) [Proto-industrialisation; industrial revolution; gender]

John G.H. Hudson (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. in Med. Hist. (11th-13th c. Eng.) [Legal history 12th c. England]

Jeremy W. Huggett (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. [Anglo-Saxon England; social & economic archaeology; computing in archaeology]

Mike Huggins (Dept. of History - St. Martin's College, Lancaster) Reader (19th-20th c. Hist of Leisure & Sport in Brit.) [History of flat racing; history of wrestling; middle classes & sport]

Jeff A. Hughes (Faculty of Life Sciences - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect., C.H.S.T.M. (19th-20th c. Physical Sc. & Tech.) [Nuclear history; science in 20th c. Britain]

Susan M. Hughes (Dept. of History - Trinity and All Saints) Sen. Lect. (17th-20th c. Brit. Hist.) [Popular culture in 17th c. England]

Ann L. Hughes (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Prof. of Early Mod. Brit. Hist. (17th c. Eng., Women) [Cultural & religious history of Britain mid 17th c.]

Karen Hunt (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Prof. of Mod. Brit. Hist. [Gender & politics 19th-20th c.]

Edward H. Hunt (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. [Labour history; agricultural history]

Cathy Hunt (School of International Studies & Law - Coventry University) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (20th c. Brit. Hist.) [British labour politics 1900-50]

John Hunter (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Anc. Hist. & Archaeol. [Medieval & forensic archaeology; Scottish archaeology; heritage management]

Elizabeth T. Hurren (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Sen. Lect. in the Hist. of Med. [History of anatomy; poverty in late Victorian England]

David P. Hussey (School of Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Wolverhampton) Sen. Lect. (16th-18th c. Eng.) [Internal trade & consumption in England 1660-1880]

Peter Hutchings (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History of Art, Design & Film Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Reader (Film Hist.) [Horror films]

Iain G.C. Hutchison (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Reader in Hist. (Brit. & Scot. Hist.) [Scottish history 1780-1880; Scottish politics in 20th c.]

Ronald E. Hutton (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Prof. of Hist. Stud. (17th c. Eng.) [Images of paganism & witchcraft in Britain 1800-2000]

Ronald Hyam (Magdalene College - University of Cambridge) [British empire; decolonisation]

Martin J. Ingram (Brasenose College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Early Mod.) [Crime & the law, sex & marriage, & popular customs in early modern England]

Joanna M. Innes (Somerville College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (18th-20th c. Brit. & Eur. Hist.) [British social policy 1688-1840]

Charles L.G. Insley (Dept. of History - Canterbury Christ Church University) Sen. Lect (Med.) [Charters; medieval local history; identity in the British Isles, 10th-12th c.]

Stanley Ireland (Dept. of Classics & Ancient History - University of Warwick) Sen. Lect. in Classics [Roman Britain; Roman comedy; Greek new comedy; numismatics]

Ben Jackson (University College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (20th c. Brit Hist.)

Peter Jackson (School of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Brighton) Sen. Lect. (16th-18th c.)

J. Clare L. Jackson (Trinity Hall - University of Cambridge) Newton Trust CTO Lecturer, with effect from 1 April 2006 (17th c. Brit.) [History of ideas in early modern Britain, esp. Scotland; legal history; politics of the Stuart multiple monarchy]

Alvin Jackson (School of History & Classics - University of Edinburgh) Richard Lodge Prof. of Brit. Hist. [19th & 20th c. Irish & British political history; British-Irish relations; the Union and Home Rule]

L. Stephen Jacyna (Wellcome Institute - University College, University of London) Reader in Hist. of Medicine [History of neurology in the late 19th & early 20th centuries; history of medical microscopy; history of Scottish medicine]

Tom Beaumont James (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Prof. of Regional Stud. (Med. & Early Mod.) [English urban history; elite architecture; archaeology & landscape; demography & death]

Emilia M. Jamroziak (School of History - University of Leeds) Lect. in Med. Hist. [11th-14th c. British social & religious history; Cistercian order; medieval frontier societies]

Vladimir Jankovic (Faculty of Life Sciences - University of Manchester) Lect., C.H.S.T.M. [18th-20th c. environmental medicine; British weather]

Karen Jankulak (Dept. of Welsh - University of Wales, Lampeter) Lect. in Hist. [Medieval Celtic history; Church history, esp. cult of saints; Arthurian studies]

Keith Jeffery (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. of Brit. Hist. [Ireland & World War I; British empire; Secret Intelligence Service (M.I.6)]

Kevin Jefferys (School of Humanities - University of Plymouth) Prof. (Brit. Pol. Hist. since 1939) [British government & party politics 1964-79]

Jacqueline L.M. Jenkinson (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Lect. in Hist. (Brit., Computing & Hist.) [Scottish health policy 1900-48; black British history in 19th-20th c.; immigration to Britain in 19th & 20th c.]

Mark S.R. Jenner (Dept. of History - University of York) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod. Brit., Soc. Hist. of Medicine)

Judith Jesch (School of English Studies - University of Nottingham) Prof. of Viking Stud. (6th-11th c. Anglo-Saxons, Vikings) [Textual sources for study of Viking age]

Lewis Johnman (School of Social Policy & Policy Sciences - University of the Westminster) Princ. Lect. [20th c. British & international economic history; 20th c. British industrial & business history; British maritime history]

Gaynor Johnson (School of Politics & Contemporary History - University of Salford) Sen. Lect. in Int. Hist. [20th c. British foreign policy; diplomatic history & practice]

Paul A. Johnson (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Prof. of Econ. Hist. [Living standards; welfare policy; old age retirement]

Ewan S. Johnson (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Temp. Teaching Fellow in Hist. [Norman identities in Antioch, England, Italy & Normandy, c. 911-1250]

Sue Johnson (Department of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Worcester) Lect. (Mod. Brit.) [Women & work in 18th c.; women silversmiths]

Gareth Stedman Jones (King's College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Pol. Sc. (Hist. of Pol. Thought in 18th-19th c.) [18th & 19th c. British and European history; Marx; socialism; liberalism]

Max H. Jones (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Lect. (Mod. Brit.)

Lewis W. Jones (Dept. of Business Policy & Marketing - University of Central England in Birmingham) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (20th c. Econ., Brit. & Eur.) [Aspects of British traditional music around 1900]

Ian Jones (Dept. of Religions & Theology - University of Manchester) [Religious history of Britain in the 20th c., esp. local congregational life, the church & youth, the family & generational change; contemporary history of the ordination of women in the Christian churches; the church & music since the 1950s]

H. Stuart Jones (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Reader in Mod. Hist. & Director of Postgraduate Educ. (Mod. France & Brit., Intellectual Hist.) [19th c. French & British political thought; French political culture]

Helen Jones (Dept. of History - University of London: Goldsmiths' College) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [Social & cultural history of Britain during World War II]

Richard E. Jones (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. [Archaeological science in Scotland & E. Mediterranean]

Evan Jones (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (Early Mod. Soc. & Econ. Hist.)

William D. Jones (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. & Wales) [Welsh migrant communities in U.S. & Australia]

Greta J. Jones (School of History, Philosophy & Politics (Jordanstown) - University of Ulster) Prof. of Hist., Jordanstown (Soc.) [History of tuberculosis; history of Darwinism]

Aled G. Jones (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Sir John Williams Prof. of Welsh Hist. (19th c. Brit., Wales, Press Hist.)

Steve Jones (Department of Humanities, Arts & Languages - London Metropolitan University) Lect. in Language Stud., City Campus (Eng. Hist.)

George W. Jones (Dept. of Government - London School of Economics, University of London) Prof. of Govt. (20th c. Cabinet & Parliamentary Hist.) [Prime ministers' advisory networks]

David Ceri Jones (Dept. of Hist. & Welsh Hist. - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Lect. in Welsh Hist. (17th-18th c.) [Enlightenment and romanticism in Wales; popular evangelicalism in Wales and beyond]

Amanda C. Jones (Borthwick Institute - University of York) Archivist, Borthwick Inst. [Riot & rebellion in mid Tudor England; early modern & modern archives]

Glynis E.M. Jones (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Prof. of Archaeol. [Archaeobotany; statistics; biomolecules]

Patrick J. Joyce (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc. & Cultural)

Michael D. Kandiah (Institute of Historical Research, University of London) Lect. in Contemp. Brit. Hist, Director of the Oral Hist. Programme, Centre for Contemp. Brit. Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [20th c. British politics & diplomacy; letters & diaries of Lord Woolton]

Hilda K. Kean (Ruskin College - University of Oxford) [Public & cultural history; animals; London]

Derek J. Keene (Institute of Historical Research, University of London) Leverhulme Prof. of Comparative Metropolitan Hist., Centre for Metropolitan Hist. [Metropolises, their systems & their hinterlands; cultural, social & material environments of urban life from A.D. 600]

Paul Kelly (Dept. of Government - London School of Economics, University of London) Lect. in Pol. Theory (18th-20th c. Pol. Thought; Utilitarians)

Matthew Kelly (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Irish Hist.) [Nationalism]

William Kenefick (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Lect. (19th-20th c. Scot. & Brit.) [British labour & industrial history; the role of the Irish in the Scottish dock labour force]

Liam Kennedy (School of Social Science - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. (Mod. Ireland) [Social change in Ireland 17th-20th c.; wages, prices & living standards; religious demography]

C. John Kent (Dept. of International History - London School of Economics, University of London) Reader in Int. Rel. (20th c. Mid. E. & Afric.) [British defence policy 1945-58, with special reference to the Middle East]

Simon D. Keynes (Trinity College - University of Cambridge) (5th-11th c. Brit.) [Anglo-Saxon history]

Colin C. Kidd (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (17th-19th c. Scot.)

Alan J. Kidd (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Prof. of Hist. (19th c. Brit. & Local) [Poor law; charity; middle-class culture; historiography of the poor law]

David Killingray (Dept. of History - University of London: Goldsmiths' College) Emeritus Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Afric.) [Modern Africa; Caribbean; imperial history; Black diaspora; English local history (Kent)]

Christine Kinealy (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Central Lancashire) Prof. (19th c. Ireland, 19th c. Eur. & Brit.) [Irish social history 19th-20th c., esp. Irish Famine]

Peter J.R. King (Dept. of History - Open University) Prof. of Hist. [History of crime, poverty & authority in Britain 1680-1850]

Anthony C. King (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Assoc. Dean, Prof. (Roman Hist.) [Ancient diet; Romano-Celtic religion]

Steven A. King (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Prof. (18th c. Econ. Hist.) [Demography; family & kinship; poverty]

Maurice W. Kirby (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Prof. of Econ. Hist., Dept. of Econ. [Operational research in U.K.]

Anthony Kirby (Department of History - Anglia Ruskin University) Princ. Lect. (19th c. Brit.) [Historical geography of religion; 20th c. transport]

Peter T. Kirby (Faculty of Life Sciences - University of Manchester) Lect. in Econ. Hist. (Brit. Soc. & Econ.) [Anthropometric history; history of children's employment]

Neville Kirk (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Prof. of Soc. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. & U.S. Hist.) [Comparative labour & social history; modern British social history]

Lawrence E. Klein (Emmanuel College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer [18th c. British cultural history]

Frances Knight (Dept. of Theology - University of Wales, Lampeter) Sen. Lect. in Eccles. Hist. [19th-20th c. religious history]

Mark J. Knights (School of History - University of East Anglia) Reader in Hist. [17th-18th c. parliamentary history; history of ideas]

Andrea E. Knox (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Assoc. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod., Gender) [Early Modern Irish & English female criminality]

William W. Knox (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Sen. Lect. in Scot. Hist. (18th-20th c.) [Work & politics in modern Scotland]

Lucy Kostyanovsky (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod.) [English Reformation]

A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Prof. of Jewish/Non-Jewish Relations (19th & 20th c. Brit. Hist.) [British Jewish history; 'race'; immigration & minority history; heritage of Holocaust studies]

Zo&oeuml; Laidlaw (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Lect. (British Imp. Hist.) [Political, social & intellectual history of 19th c. British empire]

Lloyd Laing (Dept. of Classical & Archaeological Studies - University of Nottingham) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. (3000 B.C.-1000 A.D. Brit. & Eur.)

Alan M. Lane (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. (Dark Age Brit. Archaeol.) [Dark age settlement]

Paul Langford (Lincoln College - University of Oxford) [Cultural & political history, 18th-19th c.]

E. Anne Laurence (Dept. of History - Open University) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Women & buildings in early modern England; Anglo-Irish relations]

Jon M. Lawrence (Emmanuel College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer (19th-20th c. Brit.) [Popular politics & role of party in U.K.; social & political impact of World War I]

Paul M. Lawrence (Dept. of History - Open University) Lect. in Eur. Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Crime & policing]

Anne E. Lawrence (School of History - University of Reading) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Med. Culture) [Libraries & scriptoria in Anglo-Norman England; Cistercian scholarship]

Keith Laybourn (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Prof. (Mod. Brit.) [Labour history; philanthropy; welfare state & social policy]

Peter Leach (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Central Lancashire) Sen. Lect. (Architectural Hist.) [Buildings of W. Riding of Yorkshire]

Michael Ledger-Lomas (St. Catharine's College - University of Cambridge) (Mod. Brit.) [19th c. British intellectual & political history]

Antony Lentin (Dept. of History - Open University) Barrister-at-Law, Prof. of Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [18th c. Russia; Versailles settlement; judicial biography]

Timothy C. Leunig (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Lect. in Econ. Hist. [Comparative industrial history 1880-1939]

Mark Levene (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Reader in Comparative Hist. (20th c. Eur. Hist.) [Genocide in the age of the nation state]

Katherine J. Lewis (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Sen. Lect. (Med.) [Saints' cults; concepts of gender; kingship & masculinity]

Robert E. Liddiard (School of History - University of East Anglia) Lect. in Med. Landscape Hist. [Landscape history, 500-1500; castles & high status landscapes; Norman Conquest]

Max Lieberman (Wolfson College - University of Cambridge) [Celtic history; chivalry]

Phillip G. Lindley (Dept. of History of Art & Film - University of Leicester) Reader in Hist. of Art [Late medieval & early modern art & architecture]

Keith J. Lindley (School of History, Philosophy & Politics (Coleraine) - University of Ulster) Prof. of Early Mod. Brit. Hist. (Early Mod. Brit.) [Popular politics & religion in 17th c. London]

Thomas P. Linehan (Dept. of American Studies & History - Brunel University University) Lect. (20th c. Brit. & Amer.) [British fascism]

Roger J. Ling (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Manchester) Prof. of Classical Art & Archaeol. [Roman Britain; Pompeii; mosaics]

James Livesey (School of History - University of Sussex) Reader in Hist. [Cultural history of the British Isles, 1645-1900]

Howell A. Lloyd (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. (16th c. Eng. & French Govt. & Soc.) [History of European political thought]

Sarah Lloyd (Dept. of Humanities - University of Hertfordshire) Lect. (18th c. Brit.) [18th c. poverty, charity, gender & sexuality]

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

Jane Longmore (School of Humanities - University of Greenwich) Head of Sch. (18th-19th c. Brit.) [N.W. regional history 18th-19th c.]

Simon T. Loseby (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Lect. in Hist. (Early Med.) [Towns; trade; Franks; the Mediterranean; Gregory of Tours]

James P. Loughlin (School of History, Philosophy & Politics (Magee) - University of Ulster) Reader, Magee (Irish) [Ulster unionism; British identity]

Tracey L. Loughran (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Temp. Teaching Fellow, p/t. [Modern British cultural history; history of psychiatry]

Marie B. Lovatt (Wolfson College - University of Cambridge) (Med. Eng. Eccles.)

John H. Lowden (Dept. of History of Art - Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Art & Head of Stud. for the Classical & Med. Period [Medieval art, esp. the illuminated manuscript between late antiquity & the end of the middle ages]

Rodney Lowe (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Prof. of Contemp. Hist. (Mod. Soc. Hist.) [British & comparative welfare policy since 1942]

Victoria Lowe (School of Arts, Histories & Cultures: Drama - University of Manchester) Lect. in Drama [20th c. British stage & screen history, esp. screen & stage acting]

John R. Lowerson (School of Continuing & Professional Education - University of Sussex) Reader, Centre for Cont. Educ. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc.) [Middle-class culture & leisure patterns]

Donal W. Lowry (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Reader (Brit. Imp., Pol. Thought, Ireland & Southern Africa) [Ulster loyalism/unionism; Irish nationalism & British empire; Rhodesia; white dominions/colonies of settlement]

Scott Lucas (Dept. of American & Canadian Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Amer. Stud. [U.S. & British foreign policy after 1945; propaganda & media; culture, ideology & history; intelligence services]

Maria Luddy (Dept. of Arts Education - University of Warwick) Prof. of Hist. [Women in Irish society; 19th & 20th c. social & political Irish history]

Michael Lynch (Scottish History - University of Edinburgh) Emeritus Prof., Res. Prof, p/t. (15th-17th c.) [Early modern Scottish & British history]

John Lynch (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Sen. Teaching Fellow in Mod. Hist. [Belfast shipbuilding industry; Labour movement & Irish migration]

Miriam Müller (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Med. Hist. [Later medieval English social & economic history, esp. in relation to peasant societies]

Diarmaid MacCulloch (St. Cross College - University of Oxford) (Church Hist.) [English Reformation]

Catriona M.M. Macdonald (School of Law & Social Sciences: History - Glasgow Caledonian University) Sen. Lect. (18th-20th c. Brit. & Scot. Socio-Pol. Hist.) [Decline of Scottish Liberalism; Scottish local history; history & postmodernism]

Alan Ross Macdonald (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Lect. (Early Mod. Scot.) [State-burgh relations in the 16th-17th c.; environmental/woodland history]

Martin D.W. MacGregor (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Lect. in Scot. Hist. (Scotland 1707-1999) [Gaelic Scotland c.1200-c.1700: society, culture, politics & identity, with particular reference to the relationship with Ireland & to the use of literary sources; migration, emigration & Irish immigration; Highlands]

Allan I. Macinnes (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Burnett-Fletcher Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Scot. & Brit.)

Andrew Mackillop (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Lect. in Hist. (Scot. Hist.) [Scotland & the eastern British empire, 18th-19th c.]

Christine MacLeod (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (Western Tech.) [Invention & inventors in 19th c. Britain]

Emma Vincent Macleod (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Lect. in Hist. (Brit.) [British (incl. Scottish) attitudes to the French revolutionary wars; British attitudes to America c.1783-c.1832]

Jenny Macleod (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Lect. in 20th c. Hist. [Britain & Australia; cultural history of World War I]

Donald M. MacRaild (School of History, Philosophy & Politics (Coleraine) - University of Ulster) Prof. of Hist. [Modern Irish & British history; the Irish diaspora]

Frank D. Magee (School of International Studies & Law - Coventry University) Sen. Lect. (19th & 20th c. Int. Hist.) [British foreign policy 1918-39]

Patrick J. (Paddy) Maguire (School of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Brighton) Head of Sch. (20th c.) [British industrial politics post-1945]

Anthony P.W. Malcolmson (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Sen. Res. Fellow [Anglo-Irish relations; Irish politics; social & economic history of the 'Ascendancy', c.1725-1832]

Judith D. Maltby (Corpus Christi College - University of Oxford) (16th-17th c. Eng. Relig., Pol. & Soc. Hist.)

Scott H. Mandelbrote (Peterhouse - University of Cambridge) Newton Trust CTO Lecturer (17th-18th c.) [Intellectual history of early modern Britain & Europe]

Peter Mandler (Gonville & Caius College - University of Cambridge) Reader in Mod. Hist. (Mod. Hist.) [Modern British history, esp. politics of culture]

David Marcombe (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Sen. Lect. in Hist., Adult Educ. (Brit. Local Hist.)

Richard Marks (Dept. of History - University of York) Prof. of Med. Stained Glass [Production & reception of images in the later middle ages]

John W. Marriott (Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology - University of East London) Reader (18th-20th c. Cultural Hist., London) [Metropolis & empire]

Christopher W. Marsh (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Reader in Mod. Hist. (Early Mod. Brit.) [16th-17th c. popular religion & culture, esp. music]

Peter Marshall (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Eng. Relig. & Cultural Hist.)

Alan Marshall (School of Historical & Cultural Studies - Bath Spa University College University College) Lect. (Hist. Stud.) [Cromwellian & Restoration Britain; the coal industry in N.E. England, 1800-50; regicides]

David E. Martin (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (18th-20th c. Brit.) [British labour movement]

Moira Martin (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Lect. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc. Hist.) [Social welfare policy in Britain 19th & 20th c.]

Geoffrey H. Martin (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Res. Prof. (Med., 20th c.) [Medieval chronicles; intellectual history; modern naval history]

Mary Clare H. Martin (School of Humanities - University of Greenwich) Sen. Lect. (Hist. of Childhood, Youth & Educ.) [18th-19th c. children, education & religion; charity & the Poor Law, esp. in Walthamstow & Leyton, Essex; women & philanthropy 1740-1940; children's illness in the 19th c.]

Patrick J. Martin (School of Social Science - University of Central England in Birmingham) Princ. Lect. in Hist. (20th c. Brit. & Eur.) [British politics & foreign policy in 20th c.]

John F. Martin (Dept. of Historical & International Studies - De Montfort University) Princ. Lect. (Agrarian Hist.) [Impact of government policies on British agriculture 20th c.; U.K. economy since 1939]

John J. Mason (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. (17th-18th c. Soc. Hist.)

Lester Mason (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Lampeter) Lect. in Hist., p/t [Social, political & cultural impact of the Great War, with particular attention given to the rural communities of west Wales]

Roger A. Mason (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. of Scot. Hist. (15th-17th c.) [Scottish political thought; national identities in 15th-16th c. Britain]

Ursula Masson (School of Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Glamorgan) Lect. in Hist. (Women, Wales)

Derek Matthews (Cardiff Business School - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Business & Econ. Hist., Business Sch. (Econ. Hist.) [History of accountants; business & labour history]

David J. Mattingly (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) Prof. of Roman Archaeol. (Roman, Landscape) [Landscape archaeology; archaeology of Roman empire; Roman farming economy]

Irene E. Maver (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Scot. Hist. [Scottish history, with emphasis on Glasgow & urban history]

Valerie A. Maxfield (Department of Archaeology - University of Exeter) Prof. of Roman Archaeol. (Army & Frontiers) [The Roman army & frontiers of the Roman empire; Roman Egypt]

David W. Mayall (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Princ. Lect. (19th-20th c. Soc. & Pol. Hist.) [Immigrant & minority history]

Ian R. McBride (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod.) [Irish history; 18th c. political & religious thought]

Angela H. McCarthy (Dept. of History - University of Hull) R.C.U.K. Fellow, Lect. in Hist. [19th-20th c. migration: Ireland, Scotland, New Zealand]

V. Alan McClelland (School of Education - University of Hull) Emeritus Prof. of Educ. [R.C. Church history 1850-1945; the Irish diaspora since 1845]

Keith McClelland (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Teaching Fellow in Mod. Brit. Soc. & Cultural Hist. [Class, gender, race & citisenship 1848-1914; imperial history; socialism & empire 1880-1914]

Gregg McClymont (Keble College - University of Oxford) (20th c. Brit)

Matthew L. McCormack (Division of History - University of Northampton) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (19th c. Brit. Soc. & Pol. Hist) [18th & 19th c. Britain; gender; cultural history]

Iain McDaniel (Queens' College - University of Cambridge) (Hist. of Eur. Pol. Thought, c.1500-1900; Historiography) [18th & 19th c. European political thought; history of republicanism; history of empires; historiography; Scottish Enlightenment; moral & political philosophy]

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]

Francis X. McDonough (School of Social Science - Liverpool John Moores University) Reader in Int. Hist. (20th c. Pol.)

Jason McElligott (Merton College - University of Oxford) [Print culture, propaganda & censorship in early modern Britain; library history; early 19th c. radicalism]

Elaine W. McFarland (School of Law & Social Sciences: History - Glasgow Caledonian University) Prof. of Hist. (19th-20th c. Scot. Hist., 20th c. Eur.) [Irish in modern Scotland; Scotland & the Great War]

Fearghal P. McGarry (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. [Political radicalism in 20th c. Ireland; the Easter Rising]

Paul H.D. McGilchrist (Department of Humanities, Arts & Languages - London Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect., North Campus (The Black Diaspora) [Africans in 18th c. Britain]

Paul F. McHugh (Department of History - Anglia Ruskin University) Dean of Students (19th c. Brit. & France) [19th c. social reformers & pressure groups]

Colin McInnes (Dept. of International Politics - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Prof. of Int. Pol. (20th c. Int. Hist.) [War in the 20th c.; British army]

Arthur J. McIvor (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Prof. in Hist. (Brit. Econ., Labour) [Employers; occupational health; labour history]

Charles A. McKean (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Prof. of Scot. Architectural Hist. [Scottish architectural & urban history]

Anne McLaren (School of History - University of Liverpool) Sen. Lect. (Early Mod.) [Kingship in early modern Britain]

Keith A.J. McLay (Dept. of History & Archaeology - University of Chester) Sen. Lect. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur. Hist.) [Early modern amphibious warfare; politics & diplomacy during the reigns of William III, Queen Anne & George I]

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

D. Hugh McLeod (Dept. of Medieval History - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Church Hist. [Secularisation in 19th & 20th c. Europe; religion in the 1960s; religion & sport in modern Britain]

Patrick McNally (Department of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Worcester) Head of Hist. (Ireland) [Irish history 1690-1848]

Alan D. McWhirr (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) University Fellow (Roman Brit.) [Roman archaeology; Roman technology & building techniques; urban archaeology]

Rohan A. McWilliam (Department of History - Anglia Ruskin University) Sen. Lect. (19th & 20th c. Brit. & U.S.A.) [Popular politics & popular culture in 19th c. Britain]

Maureen M. Meikle (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod. Scot. Hist.)

Helen E. Meller (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Prof. Emerita (18th-20th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Social & cultural history of European cities 1890-1990]

Joseph L. Melling (Department of History - University of Exeter) Reader in Soc. Welfare & Ind. Health (19th-20th c. Brit., Soc. Management) [History of industrial supervision; lunacy]

Colin Merrony (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Teaching Fellow in Archaeol. [Geophysical survey; archaeological mapping; landscape archaeology; archaeology of the East Midlands & S. Yorkshire]

Ranald C. Michie (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Prof. of Hist. (Econ.) [City of London; stock exchanges]

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]

Clare Midgley (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Res. Prof. (Mod. Brit. Hist.) [Feminism & empire]

John L. Miller (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod. Brit.) [Politics & government in Charles II's England]

James H. Mills (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Medicine & Sport [South Asia]

Anthony Milton (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Reader in Hist. (Early Mod. Eng.) [17th c. Anglo-Dutch relations; royalism; Church of England 1603-1700]

Daragh Minogue (School of Theology, Philosophy, & History - St. Mary's University College, Twickenham College) Lect. (20th c. Irish Hist.) [Contemporary Irish history esp. church-state relations]

Louise Miskell (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Lect. in Hist. [19th c. British urban & industrial history]

John B. Mitchell (School of World Art Studies & Museology - University of East Anglia) Reader in Hist. of Art [Art, architecture & material culture of early medieval Europe]

Martin Mitchell (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Scot. & Irish)

Sarah Monks (Dept. of History of Art - Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London) Lect. in Hist. of Art [18th c. British art & early modern visual culture]

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

Devadas D.S. Moodley (School of Humanities - University of Greenwich) Sen. Lect. (19th-20th c. Afric. & Indian, 18th-20th c. Hist. of Ideas, Historiography, Museum Stud.) [Conquest of British India in 18th c.; 20th c. labour & nationalism in Africa]

James R. Moore (Dept. of History of Science, Technology & Medicine - Open University) Prof. of Hist. of Sc. & Tech. [Popular science in 20th c. Britain]

James Moore (Centre for Metropolitan History - Institute of Historical Research, University of London) Deputy Director of the Centre for Metropolitan Hist. [Urban & regional history; 19th c. art & cultural institutions; historiography & classical scholarship]

Steve Morewood (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Int. Hist. [Conflict in the modern Middle East; British military projection in the E. Mediterranean; origins of World War II]

Kenneth J. Morgan (Dept. of American Studies & History - Brunel University University) Prof. of Hist. (18th-19th c. Brit.) [British overseas trade & expansion 1650-1850; slavery in the British Caribbean; early American history]

Gwenda Morgan (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) Reader in Hist. (Amer.) [Law & society in 18th c.]

Steffan I. Morgan (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Professional Tutor (Welsh Hist.) [Masculinity & the miners' strike 1984-5]

Victor F.G. Morgan (School of History - University of East Anglia) Sen. Lect. in Eng. Soc. Hist. & Director, Centre of East Anglian Stud. [Cambridge University; civic ritual; concept of fame]

Philip J. Morgan (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Sen. Lect. in Med. Hist. [Reign of Henry IV; gentry; war & society]

Mary S. Morgan (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Econ. [History of economic model-building]

John S. Morrill (Selwyn College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Mod. Brit. & Irish Hist. (State Formation, Relig. Ideas) [Patterns of Reformation in England, Scotland, Ireland & Wales 1500-1700]

Christopher D. Morris (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Archaeol., Vice-Princ. [Scandinavian & N. Atlantic archaeology from iron age; early medieval archaeology, esp. late Celtic & Viking; Caithness, Orkney & Cornwall]

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

John C. Morrison (Dept. of History of Art - University of Aberdeen) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Art (Mod.) [Scottish cultural identity; Scottish painting; Scottish cultural institutions]

Frank Mort (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Prof. of Cultural Hist. [Cultural history of metropolitan London, 1945-63]

Michael S. Moss (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Prof. [University history & historiography]

J. Craig Muldrew (Queens' College - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer (Early Mod. Brit. Econ. & Soc. Hist.)

Michael A. Mullett (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Prof. of Relig. & Cultural Hist. [Luther; Catholic Reformation]

Susan Mumm (Dept. of Religious Studies - Open University) Sen. Lect. in Relig. Stud. [Gender & religion in Victorian Britain]

Thomas Munck (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Reader in Mod. Hist. (Early Mod. Eur., French Revolution) [Social history of the Enlightenment; 17th-18th c. Denmark]

Steve Murdoch (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Reader in Scot. Hist. [British relations with Scandinavia 1560-1750; Scottish history in a British context; formation & retention of 'identities']

Philip V. Murphy (School of History - University of Reading) Prof. in Imperial & Commonwealth Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [Decolonialism; history of the secret service]

Stefan Muthesius (School of World Art Studies & Museology - University of East Anglia) Prof. Emeritus [Artistic & social values in design history]

Harold C. Mytum (Dept. of Archaeology - University of York) Reader in Archaeol. [W. Britain & Ireland from later prehistory to early middle ages; churchyards & cemeteries]

Robert C. Nash (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Lect. in Econ. Hist. (Early Mod. Eur., New World) [English foreign trade & economic & colonial development 1500-1830]

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

Katrina Navickas (History - University of Edinburgh) Temp. Lect. in Brit. Hist. [18th c. popular politics; regional identities]

Lynda Nead (Dept. of History of Art - Birkbeck College, University of London) Reader in Hist. of Art [Representations of femininity in mid 19th c. British art]

Holger Nehring (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Lect. in Contemp. Eur. Hist. [Post-1945 British & western European political, cultural & social history; historical peace research; history of violence]

Janet L. Nelson (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Med.) [Earlier medieval social & political history; medieval women & gender]

Stana S. Nenadic (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Material culture in Britain 18th-19th c.; women in business in 19th c.]

Michael R. Neve (Wellcome Institute - University College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Medicine [Concepts of degeneration from 1860s]

Andrew G. Newby (Scottish History - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Scot. Hist. [Modern Scottish, British & Scandinavian history]

John Newsinger (School of Historical & Cultural Studies - Bath Spa University College University College) Sen. Lect. (Hist. Stud.) [Orwell's politics; counter insurgency; the opium wars]

C.C. Scott Newton (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Reader in Mod. Brit. & Int. Hist. (20th c. Brit. and Int.) [The global economy 1944-2000]

Tom Nicholas (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Lect. in Econ. Hist. [Technology & finance; market structure & innovation; entrepreneurship & wealth accumulation in Britain & France]

Siân H. Nicholas (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Sen. Lect. in Hist., p/t (20th c. Brit., Media Hist.) [Mass media; national identity; Britain & the two world wars]

David Nicholls (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Prof. (19th c. Brit. & Eur.) [British middle classes; history & employability]

Helen J. Nicholson (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Reader in Med. Hist. (Med. Brit. & Eur., Crusades) [The military orders; crusades; monasticism]

Tony Nicholson (History Subject Group - University of Teesside) Princ. Lect. & Teaching Fellow (Brit. 18th-20th c. Soc.) [Working-class culture & communities late 19th-early 20th c.]

Gordon Noble (Dept. of Archaeology - University of Glasgow) Postdoctoral Res. Fellow [Neolithic & bronze age archaeology of Britain & Ireland in its European context, esp. Scotland; the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition; archaeological theory]

Christopher Norton (Dept. of History of Art - University of York) Reader in Hist. of Art [Ecclesiastical architecture in England & France 600-1600]

Christopher Norton (School of Humanities, Languages & Social Sciences - University of Wolverhampton) Sen. Lect. (Pol.) [20th c. Irish history & politics]

James J. Nott (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Lect. in Mod. Hist. (Soc. & Cultural Hist.) [20th-c. British popular culture & leisure (esp. popular music, dance halls, cinema, radio & gramophone); class & culture; inter-war Britain]

Chris Nottingham (School of Law & Social Sciences: History - Glasgow Caledonian University) Reader (19th-20th c. Brit. Pol. Hist.) [History of ideas; British political thought]

Jeremy Nuttall (School of Social Sciences - Kingston University) Lect. in Hist. [20th c. Britain, esp. the Labour party]

Rosamund B.M. Oates (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Lect. in Early Mod. Hist. (16th & 17th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Elizabethan church & politics]

Patrick O'Brien (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Centenniel Prof. of Econ. Hist. [Global economic development from the earliest times to the present]

M. Gerard R. O'Brien (School of History, Philosophy & Politics (Magee) - University of Ulster) Reader in Hist., Magee (Irish Hist.)

Sean O'Connell (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [Social & business history of mail order catalogues; working-class experiences of consumer credit & debt; 'joyriding']

David E. O'Connor (Dept. of History of Art - University of Manchester) Lect. in Hist. of Art (Med. & 19th c. Stained Glass) [Late medieval & Victorian art & architecture, esp. stained glass]

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]

Derek J. Oddy (School of Social & Policy Sciences (West End) - University of the Westminster) Emeritus Prof. of Mod. Econ. Hist. [Food supply, consumption patterns & nutritional status in Britain]

Mary O'Dowd (School of History & Anthropology - Queen's University, Belfast) Prof. of Gender Hist. [Gender & women's history; family history; early modern Ireland; historiography]

Sheilagh C. Ogilvie (Faculty of Economics and Politics - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Econ. Hist. (German & Brit. Econ. Hist., 18th-21st c.) [Economic history; historical demography; women's history; serfdom; history of central and eastern Europe]

Glen S. O'Hara (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Sen. Lect. (19th & 20th c. Brit. Econ. & Soc. Hist.) [Government economic & social policy; public-governmental relations]

John R. Oldfield (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. N. Amer., 18th & 19th c. Brit.) [Slavery & abolition in the Atlantic world; black-white relations in the U.S. in the 19th & 20th c.]

Paul Oldfield (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Lect. in Med. Hist. (Med. Eng. & Eur.) [Italy 11th-13th c.]

Darren Oldridge (Department of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Worcester) Lect. (Early Mod. Brit.) [Religion in early Stuart England c.1603-1642]

Paul B. O'Leary (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Sen. Lect. in Welsh Hist. (19th-20th c.) [Irish migration to Wales 1790-1922; politics & national identity]

Andrzej J. Olechnowicz (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Lect. in Hist. (19th c.) [British social history]

Philip G. Ollerenshaw (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Princ. Lect. (Irish Hist., Business Hist.) [War, economy & society in Northern Ireland 1939-45]

Thomas O'Loughlin (Department of Theology & Religious Studies - University of Wales, Lampeter) Prof of. Hist. Theol. (Early & Med. Church Hist., Hist. of Theol.) [History of medieval ideas; patristics; history of scriptural exegesis; insular Christianity in the medieval period; medieval cartography]

Cliff O'Neill (Dept. of History - St. Martin's College, Lancaster) Head of Division, Princ. Lect. (Mod. Soc.) [Tourism in inter-war Lakeland]

Richard D. Oram (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Scot. Med. & Environmental Hist.) [Scottish history c.800-1300; the medieval environment]

Nicholas I. Orme (Department of History - University of Exeter) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. (Med. & Renaissance) [English religious, cultural & social history, esp. before 1600]

W. Mark Ormrod (Dept. of History - University of York) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Later Med. Eng.) [Reign of Edward III; constitutional, political & administrative history 1200-1500]

David J. Ormrod (School of History - University of Kent at Canterbury) Reader (Early Mod. Econ. Hist.) [Commercial history; London art market]

Clarissa Campbell Orr (Department of History - Anglia Ruskin University) Sen. Lect. (18th c. Eur.) [19th c. women historians & biographers; queenship in Britain & Europe; 18th c. cultural history in France & England]

Micheál Ó'Siochrú· (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Lect. in Hist. [Early modern Ireland]

Deirdre O'Sullivan (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) Lect. in Archaeol. (Med. Brit. & Ireland) [Early Northumbria; Viking-age Ireland]

Thomas Otte (School of History - University of East Anglia) Lect. in Int. & Diplomatic Hist. [British foreign policy from the Crimean War to the Great War; Lord Salisbury; Anglo-German relations before 1914]

Mark Overton (Department of History - University of Exeter) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. (Brit. Econ. & Soc.) [Rural history; English economic & social history 16th-19th c.]

Gale Redfern Owen-Crocker (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) [Old English literature; Anglo-Saxon culture; medieval dress/textiles]

Edwin J. Owens (Dept. of Classics & Ancient History - University of Wales, Swansea) Sen. Lect. in Anc. Hist. [Town planning & urban life in antiquity; Roman republican history; Roman Britain]

David M. Palliser (School of History - University of Leeds) Emeritus Prof. of Med. Hist. (Brit., Local & Regional) [English urban history c.600-1540]

John J.N. Palmer (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. (Med.) [Domesday Book; Hundred Years' War; Richard II; medieval chroniclers; British bibliography]

Marilyn Palmer (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) Prof. of Ind. Archaeol., Head of Sch. (Ind. Archaeol.) [Archaeology of standing buildings]

Panikos Panayi (Dept. of Historical & International Studies - De Montfort University) Prof. of Eur. Hist., Subject Leader, Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Ethnicity & racism in modern Europe]

Helen L. Parish (School of History - University of Reading) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod.) [English clergy in 16th c.; Protestant history writing; post-Reformation religious practice]

Anthony W. Parker (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Lect. (17th-18th c. Scot. & Amer.) [American colonial history; 18th c. Scottish history]

Michael G. Parker Pearson (Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory - University of Sheffield) Reader in Archaeol. [Ethnoarchaeology; funerary archaeology; theory]

Inderjeet S. Parmar (School of Social Sciences - University of Manchester) Lect. in Amer. Stud. (Anglo-Amer. Democracy & Soc.) [American power structure & foreign policy 1939-45]

Richard J. Partington (Sidney Sussex College - University of Cambridge) (Med. Eng.) [Late medieval English politics, esp. Edward III; war & the maintenance of order]

Michael S. Partridge (School of Theology, Philosophy, & History - St. Mary's University College, Twickenham College) Reader (19th c. Brit. Hist.) [Foreign Office confidential print c.1850-1945; lives of Victorian political figures]

Senia Paseta (St. Hugh's College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Mod. Brit. & Ireland) [19th & 20th c. Irish history]

Derek J. Patrick (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Res. Fellow (17th-18th c. Scotland) [Causes & consequences of the Union of 1707; late 17th c. Scottish parliament]

Juliette Pattinson (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Soc. & Cultural Hist.

Jason Peacey (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Lect. in Brit. Hist. 1500-1700 [Politics & political culture in early modern Britain]

Robin Pearson (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. (19th c. Brit., Germany) [History of insurance industry]

George C. Peden (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Prof. of Hist. (Brit. & Int., Econ. & Pol.) [Keynesian economics & policy; British defence policy c.1905-70; British welfare state]

Hugh Pemberton (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Lect. in Mod. Brit. Hist. [Contemporary British history; British politics; political economy; pensions policy]

Corinna Peniston-Bird (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Lect. in Cultural Hist. [Gender identities; tourism & national identity; Austrian national identity in the inter-war period]

Michael A. Penman (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Scot.) [13th-15th c. Scotland; Wars of Independence; Bruce dynasty; kingship & government; chivalry & piety]

Richard Perren (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Reader in Econ. Hist. (Brit. Mod. Econ., Japanese Econ.) [British agricultural history; industry in Aberdeen 1800-1900]

John D. Peters (Department of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Worcester) Deputy Director, Learning & Teaching Centre, Princ. Lect. (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Britain & World War I]

Christer Petley (School of Cultural Studies - Leeds Metropolitan University) Lect. [White society in Jamaica; slavery & abolition in the Americas; British colonialism]

Andrew D.M. Pettegree (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Prof. in Mod. Hist., Head of Sch. (Reformation) [Calvinism & its political impact; English & continental Reformation]

David Petts (Dept. of History & Archaeology - University of Chester) Lect. (Archaeol.) [Early medieval Britain; landscape archaeology; early Christianity]

Tina Picton Phillipps (History - University of Edinburgh) Assoc. Lect. in Hist. [Convict transportation to Australia]

Jonathan P. Phillips (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Hist. (Med.) [Crusades & Latin East, esp. Second Crusade 1145-9; English & Flemish relations 11th-12th c.]

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]

Jim Phillips (Dept. of Economic & Social History - University of Glasgow) Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Labour, class & industrial relations; Scotland & Britain in the 20th c.; port transport; food regulation]

Nicholas T. Phillipson (History - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Mod. Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Scot. Enlightenment) [Scottish Enlightenment; British & European cultural & intellectual history, Renaissance to 19th c.]

William J. Philpott (Dept. of War Studies - King's College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (19th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Military & international history, esp. two world wars; Anglo-French relations; 19th-20th c. European political & social history; naval history]

Mark Philpott (Keble College - University of Oxford) (Med. Hist. 900-1300)

John V. Pickstone (Faculty of Life Science - University of Manchester) Prof. of Hist. of Sc., Tech. & Medicine, C.H.S.T.M. [19th-20th c. French science; medicine, science & technology 1750-1995]

Fiona Pogson (Dept. of History - Liverpool Hope University College) Sen. Lect. (Early Mod.) [Early Stuart political & administrative history]

Anthony J. Pollard (History Subject Group - University of Teesside) Prof. of Hist. (Late Med., Econ., Soc. & Pol.) [N. England, esp. 1450-1500]

Linda Polley (Design History Group - University of Teesside) Sen. Lect. in Design Hist. (19th-20th c. Urban, Architecture) [Urban & suburban architectural history 19th-20th c.]

Steve W. Poole (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Princ. Lect. (Brit. Soc. & Cultural Hist., Historiography) [Crowds & popular sovereignty in the 18th c.]

Robert J.R. Poole (Dept. of History - St. Martin's College, Lancaster) Reader (16th-19th c. Brit.) [Samuel Bamford (1788-1872); radicalism in the age of Peterloo; witchcraft; cultural & social history of N.W. England]

Dilwyn Porter (Dept. of Historical & International Studies - De Montfort University) Sen. Res. Fellow (Mod. Brit.) [Financial journalism in Britain since c.1850; mail order retailing in Britain; social history of Association Football in Britain since 1945]

Graham R. Potts (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) Hon. Fellow in Hist. (19th c. Pol.) [Nonconformist architecture in N.E. England]

Nia M.W. Powell (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Lect. in Welsh Hist. [Crime, culture & social history of Wales 1600-1700]

David Powell (School of Arts - York St. John University) Head of Programme, Hist. (Hist.) [Modern British political history]

Martyn J. Powell (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Lect. in Hist. (18th c. Brit., Irish & Imperial Hist.) [Politics & consumption in Ireland; caricature]

Daniel J. Power (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Sen. Lect. in Med. Hist. [England & France, esp. Normandy, 11th-13th c.; Anglo-French aristocracy 1204-59; medieval frontiers]

Anita J. Prazmowska (Dept. of International History - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Int. Hist. (20th c. E. Eur.) [Origins of Communism in Poland 1943-8]

Claudia Prestel (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Reader in Hist. (Jewish Hist.) [Women's history; social history]

Michael C. Prestwich (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Prof. of Hist. (Med.) [England 1225-1360]

Katharine B. Pretty (Homerton College - University of Cambridge) [Archaeology & history of N.W. Europe, esp. early Christian; Vikings]

Alison Price-Moir (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Lect. in Hist. of Art [Modern & 19th c. art]

Christopher M. Prior (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Lect. in Hist. (British Imp. Hist., Afric.) [19th-20th c. British empire]

Charles W.A. Prior (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Lect. in Early Mod. Brit. Hist., from June 2007 (16th-18th c. Brit.) [Political thought; religious debates; historiography; early British empire]

Nicholas Pronay (Inst. of Communications Stud. - University of Leeds) Emeritus Prof., Inst. of Communications Stud. (19th-20th c.)

A. Huw Pryce (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Prof. of Welsh Hist. [Church, law, literacy & princely acta in medieval Wales]

Stephen P. Pumfrey (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Sc. [Cultural history of Scientific Revolution; experimental philosophy; William Gilbert (1544-1603)]

A. William Purdue (Dept. of History - Open University) Reader in Hist. & Staff Tutor (Mod. Brit., Eur., & U.S.) [Merchants & gentry in N.E. England 1700-present; N.E. politics; World War II]

June Purvis (School of Social & Historical Studies - University of Portsmouth) Prof. of Women's Hist. [Suffragette movement; women's biography]

Roland E. Quinault (Department of Humanities, Arts & Languages - London Metropolitan University) Reader, North Campus (Mod. Brit., London) [Modern British political & social history; Winston Churchill; British prime ministers]

Jens U. Röhrkasten (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Med. Hist. [Mendicant orders; medieval criminal law]

Ian B.M. Ralston (Archaeology - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Archaeol. (Prehistoric Eur.) [iron age France; Scottish archaeology]

John A. Ramsden (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Later Mod. Brit.) [Winston Churchill after 1945; British Conservative party]

Gavin Rand (School of Humanities - University of Greenwich) Lect. in Hist. (Brit. & Eur. Hist.) [Cultural history of empire, esp. British engagements in S. Asia; histories of race & gender & their place in modern forms of governance & administration]

Adrian J. Randall (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Eng. Soc. Hist. [British social & labour history 1700-1950]

N. Boris Rankov (Dept. of Classics - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Anc. Hist. (Roman) [Praetorian guard; Athenian trireme]

James R. Raven (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Prof. of Hist. [17th-19th c. literary & cultural, British & colonial history, with particular emphasis on book & communications history]

Jerome R. Ravetz (Division of History & Philosophy of Science - University of Leeds) Hon. Lect., Hist. & Phil. of Sc.

Carole Rawcliffe (School of History - University of East Anglia) Prof. of Hist. [Social history of medicine; medieval women; medieval hospitals; leprosy in the middle ages]

Louis P. Rawlings (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Lect. in Anc. Hist. (Greece) [Ethos, warfare & society of chiefdoms in Graeco-Roman world; oral tradition]

Paul A. Readman (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. (Mod.) [Culture, politics & patriotism in early 20th c. Britain]

Anne E. Redgate (School of Historical Studies - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. in Hist. (Anglo-Saxon Eng., Early Med. Eur., Armenian Hist.) [Heresy; ethnicity; comparative history]

Glyn Redworth (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. (Early Mod., Gender)

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

John M. Regan (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Ireland & Brit.) [Revolution & settlement in 20th c. Ireland; state formation & political violence]

Alastair J. Reid (Girton College - University of Cambridge) (Mod. Brit.) [Trade unions; popular radicalism & counter-cultures]

Alice Reid (Churchill College - University of Cambridge) (Hist. Demography) [Child health & mortality in 19th- & 20th-c. Britain]

Brian Holden Reid (Dept. of War Studies - King's College, University of London) Prof. of Amer Hist. & Milit. Institutions [British & United States military thought in the 20th c.; American Civil War]

Douglas A. Reid (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Sen. Lect. in Soc. Hist. (17th-20th c. Brit., India) [Leisure & popular culture, esp. in 19th c. towns; holiday patterns & railway excursions]

Christopher Reid (Dept. of Economics - University of Portsmouth) Princ. Lect. in Econ., Dept. of Econ. [Economy & the environment in modern Britain; maritime history]

Kirsty M. Reid (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit., Gender & Sexuality, Colonialism) [Gender, crime & punishment; gender & working-class formation; Australian penal colonies]

Matthias Reiss (Department of History - University of Exeter) Lect. in Hist. (Mod.) [19th & 20th c. American, British & German social history; PoWs; unemployment; protest marches]

Richard A.W. Rex (Queens' College - University of Cambridge) (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur. Hist., esp. Relig. & Intellectual)

David J. Reynolds (Christ's College - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Int. Hist. (Int. Rel., Mod. U.S.) [World War II; Cold War]

Andrew Reynolds (Institute of Archaeology - University College, University of London) Reader in Med. Archaeol. [Archaeology of early medieval societies in north-west Europe, esp. Britain 700-1200]

Chris J. Rhodes (Dept. of Applied Social Sciences - London Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Soc., City Campus [Trades union in 19th-20th c. U.K. & U.S.A.]

Aileen E. Ribeiro (Dept. of History of Dress - Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Art & Head of Hist. of Dress Dept. [Dress in Europe 17th-19th c.; clothing in art; dress & ideology; dress in French Revolution; masquerade costume]

Rachel Rich (School of Cultural Studies - Leeds Metropolitan University) Lect. [Comparative cultural history of food in England & France, 1850-1914; the middle classes in the 19th c.]

Julian D. Richards (Dept. of Archaeology - University of York) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. [Anglo-Saxon & Viking settlement & burial]

John C. Richards (Dept. of History of Art - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Art [Humanism & visual arts in Italian trecento]

Jeffrey M. Richards (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Prof. of Cultural Hist. [National identity; monarchy; music & imperialism]

N. Amanda Richardson (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol., p/t [Medieval archaeology; gender archaeology; landscape archaeology]

David Richardson (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Prof. of Econ. Hist. (Amer., Brit. & Japanese Econ.) [Transatlantic slavery, incl. Africa]

Glenn J. Richardson (School of Theology, Philosophy, & History - St. Mary's University College, Twickenham College) Sen. Lect., Director of Hist. (16th-17th c. Brit. & Eur. Hist.) [16th c. Anglo-French political & cultural relations]

Roger C. Richardson (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Prof. (17th c., Historiography) [Historiography of English Revolution; 17th c. domestic servants; English social & local history]

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

Jane Ridley (Dept. of History - University of Buckingham) Reader in Hist. (19th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Disraeli; King Edward VII; biography]

Eliza Riedi (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Lect. in Imp. Hist. [British women & the British empire 1880-1914; South African War; sport & the military]

Bernhard Rieger (Dept. of History - University College, University of London) Lect. in Mod. Eur. Hist. [19th & 20th c. Europe; society, economics & culture in Britain & Germany]

Stephen H. Rigby (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Eng. Soc. & Econ.) [Medieval literature; later medieval English towns; Marxist historiography]

Stephen J. Rippon (Department of Archaeology - University of Exeter) Reader in Landscape Archaeol. (Late Roman & Early Med. Hist.) [History of landscape; wetland archaeology]

Linda Risso (School of History - University of Reading) Lect. (Mod. Eur.)

Kathryn S. Rix (New Hall - University of Cambridge) [Electoral politics in Britain 1880-1914, particularly party organisation; modern British political history (19th & 20th c.)]

Keith G. Robbins (University Administration - University of Wales, Lampeter) Hon. Prof. of Hist. & Theol. [British relations with 'Europe' since 1789; world history since 1945; 20th c. British Christianity]

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

Michael F. Roberts (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Lect. in Hist. (16th-17th c. Brit. & Eur., Historiography) [Work; wages; women; early modern Wales]

Richard W. Roberts (School of History - University of Sussex) Reader in Econ. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. Business) [International financial centres; development of banking & finance]

Brian K. Roberts (Dept. of Geography - University of Durham) Reader in Geog. [Historical geography of rural settlement, prehistory to present]

John C. Robertson (St. Hugh's College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur., Pol. Thought) [Intellectual history of Europe 1600-1800; comparative study of the Enlightenment in Scotland & Naples]

Ian J.M. Robertson (School of Humanities - University of Gloucestershire) Sen. Lect. (Cultural & Landscape Hist.) [20th c. social protest in the Scottish Highlands; the role of heritage in the making of landscape]

Richard G. Rodger (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Prof. of Urban Hist. [Development of Edinburgh in 19th c.]

Nicholas A.M. Rodger (Department of History - University of Exeter) Prof. of Naval Hist. (Maritime) [British & world naval history 600-1960]

Graham Rogers (Dept. of History - Edge Hill University) Princ. Lect. (Eng. Rural Hist.) [Common land enclosure & its social impact]

Helen Rogers (School of Social Science - Liverpool John Moores University) Lect. (19th c. Brit., Soc. Hist.)

David W. Rollason (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Prof. of Hist. (Med.) [Early medieval Northumbria; N. English historiography; power & kingship]

Neil Rollings (Dept. of Economic & Social History - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (20th c. Brit., Econ. Policy) [British economic policy post-1945; British industry & European integration 1945-73]

Timothy J.T. Rooth (Dept. of Economics - University of Portsmouth) Prof. Emeritus in Econ. Hist., Dept. of Econ. [British 20th c. external economic policy]

Ivan A. Roots (Department of History - University of Exeter) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. (17th c. Brit.) [Parliament in 1650s; British dimension of Civil War & Interregnum 1640-60]

Michael S. Roper (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Sen. Lect. in Soc. & Cultural Hist. (20th c. Brit.) [First World War; gender & subjectivity; masculinity; psychoanalysis & history]

Mary B. Rose (Dept. of Economics - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Econ., Dept. of Econ. [Business history; international competition in textiles]

Susan Rose (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Hon. Sen. Res. Fellow (15th-16th c. Brit. & Eur., Naval) [Medieval naval warfare & maritime history; Calais under English rule 1347-1559]

Adrienne B. Rosen (Kellogg College - University of Oxford) Fellow [Local history 15th-18th c.; English social & economic history]

Michael Rosenthal (Dept. of History of Art - University of Warwick) Prof. of Art Hist. (18th & Early 19th c. Eng. Art & Culture) [Art & exploration; the culture of colonialism; Australian art]

Stephen P. Roskams (Dept. of Archaeology - University of York) Lect. in Archaeol. [Roman & medieval urbanism; Roman-medieval transitions; Marxism]

Duncan M. Ross (Dept. of Economic & Social History - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (20th c. Business Hist.) [Bank-industry relations in Britain; history of savings banks; Scottish economy]

Victor H. Rothwell (History - University of Edinburgh) Reader in Brit. Hist. (Mod.) [British foreign policy & general history of international relations 1914-c.1990]

Ifor W. Rowlands (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Lect. in Hist. (Med. Eng. & Welsh Hist.)

Edward Royle (Dept. of History - University of York) Emeritus Prof. of Hist. [Religious history of Yorkshire, 1743-1865]

Kevin J. Ruane (Dept. of History - Canterbury Christ Church University) Prof. (20th c. U.S. Foreign Policy) [Anglo-American relations & the Cold War in S.E. Asia 1945-60]

Miri E. Rubin (Dept. of History - Queen Mary, University of London) Prof. of Late Med. Eur. [Social relations & religious culture; Jewish-Christian relations]

William D. Rubinstein (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Prof. of Hist. (19th-20th c. Econ. & Soc. Hist., Brit., esp. Elites, Jewish Hist.)

Clive L.N. Ruggles (School of Archaeology & Ancient History - University of Leicester) Prof. of Archaeoastronomy [Computing applications in archaeology; archaeoastronomy; ethnoastronomy]

Alexander R. Rumble (Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies - University of Manchester) Reader in Palaeography & Director of the ManchesterCentre for Anglo-Saxon Stud. [Anglo-Saxon charters; the historical significance of English place-names; Anglo-Saxon vernacular hands]

David C. Russell (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Central Lancashire) Prof. (Mod. Soc. Hist.) [Popular culture, esp. music, sport & local regional identity]

Colin A. Russell (Dept. of History of Science, Technology & Medicine - Open University) Emeritus Prof. (Hist. of Sc. & Tech.) [History of chemistry; history of environment; science & religion]

Magnus Ryan (Peterhouse - University of Cambridge) University Lecturer [History of medieval political ideas; legal history; medieval politics]

Martin J. Ryan (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Teaching Fellow in Early Med. Hist. [Anglo-Saxon England; land tenure; ecclesiastical history]

Alec Ryrie (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Sen. Lect. in Early Mod. Brit. Hist. [English & Scottish Reformation]

Philip A.G. Sabin (Dept. of War Studies - King's College, University of London) Prof. of Strategic Stud. [Air power; British defence policy; technology & military affairs; ancient warfare]

J. Michael Sanderson (School of History - University of East Anglia) Emeritus Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Official history of U.E.A.; education & economic decline in England from 1870 to the present day]

Nigel E. Saul (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Later Eng. Med.) [The reign of Richard II; the English gentry]

Robert Saunders (Lincoln College - University of Oxford) (19th c. Brit.) [Politics & political thought in Victorian Britain; constitutional reform]

John Saville (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Emeritus Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist.

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]

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]

Phillipp Schofield (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Late Med. Soc. & Econ. Hist.) [Peasantry in medieval England]

Lynette L. Schumaker (Faculty of Life Sciences - University of Manchester) Lect., C.H.S.T.M. (20th c. Anthr., Brit. & Afric., Medical Soc.) [History of anthropology, technology & medicine in central Africa]

Suzanne Schwarz (Dept. of History - Liverpool Hope University College) Prof. (Mod. Brit.) [N.W. social & economic history; slave trade]

Leonard D. Schwarz (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Reader in Eng. Urban Hist. [English social & urban history, mid 17th c.-mid 19th c.; London, 1660-1850; poverty in England, 1660-1870]

Nigel A.D. Scotland (School of Humanities - University of Gloucestershire) Princ. Lect. in Relig. Stud., Chair of Relig. Stud. Field (Church Hist.) [Victorian settlement movement]

Len Scott (Dept. of International Politics - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Prof. of Int. Pol. (20th c.) [International history from 1945; intelligence & national security; British & European security]

Brian Scott (Centre for Humanities - University of Wales Institute, Cardiff) Reader (Early & Med. Hist.) [Development of children's thinking in history (ages 5-11)]

Ged Seacombe (Division of Health & Social Studies - University of Bolton) Lect. (Soc. & Urban Hist.) [Economic & industrial history; sociology]

Alaric Searle (School of Politics & Contemporary History - University of Salford) Lect. in Milit. Hist. [European military history since 1815; history of military thought; German & British political, diplomatic & military history in the 20th c.; intelligence history]

Geoffrey R. Searle (School of History - University of East Anglia) Emeritus Prof. of Eng. Hist. [Politics & political thought in 19th & early 20th c. Britain]

John Seed (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Sen. Lect. (18th-19th c. Brit., Soc.) [18th & 19th c. religion; liberalism; 18th & 19th c. historiography; Marxist theories]

Robert C. Self (Dept. of Law, Governance & International Relations - London Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Pol. & Mod. Hist., City Campus (Brit. Pol. & Pol. Hist.) [British political history 1919-39]

Timothy Shakesheff (Department of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences - University of Worcester) Lect. [19th-c. British social history, crime & protest]

Peter Shapely (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. & Eur.) [Charity & poverty; urban history; power & authority; contemporary politics]

Alan Sharp (School of History, Philosophy & Politics (Coleraine) - University of Ulster) Prof. of Int. Stud., Provost, Coleraine [British foreign policy after World War I]

James A. Sharpe (Dept. of History - University of York) Prof. of Hist. [Crime in early modern England; witchcraft]

Richard Sharpe (Wadham College - University of Oxford) Prof. of Diplomatic (Med.) [Medieval documents; English royal diplomatic, 11th-12th c.; medieval Latin texts; books & libraries in medieval England]

Niall M. Sharples (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Archaeol. (Iron Age Brit. & Eur.) [Brochs; hillforts; chambered tombs; history of archaeology]

Simon Shaw-Miller (Dept. of History of Art - Birkbeck College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. of Art [Interdisciplinary relationships between art & music in 20th c.]

Gary D. Sheffield (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of War Stud. [19th-21st c. military history; 20th c. Britain]

William J. Sheils (Dept. of History - University of York) Reader in Hist. [Post-Reformation religion & social history in Britain; regional history 1500-1700]

Dorothy Sheridan (University Library - University of Sussex) Archivist (Soc. Hist. & Methodology) [Everyday life in Britain as recorded through autobiographical accounts]

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]

Heather Shore (School of Cultural Studies - Leeds Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. [Social & cultural history, 1750-1914; history of crime in Britain, 1700-1945]

Brendan P. Simms (Peterhouse - University of Cambridge) (18th-20th c. Eur.) [British foreign policy 1690-1815; neo-conservatism]

Georgina Sinclair (School of History - University of Leeds) Lect. in Hist. (Post-war decolonisation) [20th c. colonial policy & security]

Sujit P. Sivasundaram (Gonville & Caius College - University of Cambridge) [19th c. Britain and empire, esp. science, religion & the environment]

Alan Sked (Dept. of International History - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Int. Hist. (19th-20th c. Eur.)

Robert J.A. Skidelsky (Dept. of Economics - University of Warwick) Prof. of Pol. Econ.

Paul A. Slack (Linacre College - University of Oxford) (16th & 17th c. Brit.) [16th-18th c. English social policy, welfare, towns]

Nick Smart (School of Humanities - University of Plymouth) Lect. (20th c. Brit. Pol. Hist.) [British politics between the wars]

Hannah Smith (St. Hilda's College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Early Georgian monarchy; British army 1660-1750; pro-woman writers]

Richard M. Smith (Downing College, Cambridge Group for the Hist. of Population and Soc. Structure - University of Cambridge) Prof. of Hist. Geog. & Demography (Hist. of Medicine, Hist. of Demography) [Determinants of longevity and the demographic correlates of welfare systems]

Simon D. Smith (Dept. of Economics & Related Subjects - University of York) Lect. in Hist. (18th c. Brit., Amer. & Caribbean) [British imperial trade; coffee; N.W. England; American colonisation]

Catherine A. Smith (Division of History - University of Northampton) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod.) [Social, economic & cultural development of urban society 1680-1840; history of madness & asylums]

Jeremy W. Smith (Dept. of History & Archaeology - University of Chester) Sen. Lect. (19th & 20th c. Brit., Irish & Eur. Hist.) [Anglo-Irish history, late 19th & 20th c.; British Conservative party & N. Ireland in the 20th c.]

Adrian Smith (Cultural Studies Academic Division: Historical Studies - University of Southampton) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit. & C'wealth Hist.) [Labour history; newspaper history; civil military relations, esp. Lord Mountbatten; post-war Coventry; history of sport]

Mark A. Smith (Kellogg College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer [History of Christianity in England 18th-20th c.]

Crosbie W. Smith (Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine - University of Kent at Canterbury) Prof. of Hist. & Cultural Stud. of Sc. (Hist. of Sc.) [Science & technology in 19th c. Britain; literature & science]

James J. Smyth (Dept. of History - University of Stirling) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Brit. & Scot.) [Labour politics; urban poor in the 19th & 20th c.; crime & punishments; historical reputations & national identity]

Michael F. Snape (Department of Theology - University of Birmingham) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. [Religious & military history of Britain; 18th c. Church]

Keith D.M. Snell (Centre for English Local History - University of Leicester) Prof. of Rural & Cultural Hist. [Cultural & agrarian history]

Richard G. Sober (Design History Group - University of Teesside) Lect. in Architectural Hist. [Participatory design; recent urban development]

Sally I. Sokoloff (Division of History - University of Northampton) Princ. Lect. in Hist. (Mod.) [Britain & the Second World War]

David H. Solkin (Dept. of History of Art - Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London) Prof. in Hist. of Art [Painting in England after the Restoration; Hogarth; manhood in British narrative art]

Humphrey Southall (Dept. of Geography - University of Portsmouth) Reader in Geog. [Labour markets; regional differences in Britain; historical G.I.S.; gazetteers]

George Southcombe (Lincoln College - University of Oxford) [Non-conformist culture in late 17th c. England]

Roger H. Spalding (Dept. of History - Edge Hill University) Sen. Lect. (Oral Hist., Labour Party, National Identity) [Relationship between formation of national identity & popular perceptions of the past]

Jonathan W. Spangler (School of Humanities - University of Gloucestershire) Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod. Hist.) [France; gender; court studies]

Paul S. Spencer-Longhurst (Dept. of History of Art - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Hist. of Art & Sen. Curator, Barber Inst. [French & British art c.1750-1870; history of collecting]

Edward M. Spiers (School of History - University of Leeds) Prof. of Strategic Stud. (19th-20th c.) [Chemical warfare; Scottish soldiers & 2nd Sudan war]

H. Margaret Spufford (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Emeritus Prof. [Early modern English society; local history]

John Spurr (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Prof. of Hist. (Early Mod.) [Oaths; religion; English politics 1660-1690]

David A.T. Stafford (History - University of Edinburgh) Project Director, Centre for the Study of the Two World Wars [20th c. British, European & international history]

Pauline A. Stafford (School of History - University of Liverpool) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Early Med., esp. Women & Gender) [Gender & the Norman Conquest; ruling women 10th & 11th c.; history of early medieval women]

William Stafford (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Prof. (Hist. of Ideas) [John Stuart Mill & Victorian thought; history of feminist thought; biography of Mozart; history of masculinity]

Julia Stapleton (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Sen. Lect. in Pol. (20th c. Brit.) [British intellectual history]

David J. Starkey (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Wilson Family Reader in Maritime Hist. [Modern British maritime history]

Pat Starkey (School of History - University of Liverpool) Lect. [History of 20th c. voluntary social work agencies working with families]

Carolyn Steedman (Centre for Social History - University of Warwick) Prof. of Hist. (18th-20th c.) [Working-class autobiography; 18th-19th c. household servants; children & childhood; policing]

Katie Stevenson (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Lect. in Scot. & Med. Hist. [15th c. Scotland; chivalry, knighthood & courtly culture]

Jane B. Stevenson (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Prof. of Latin (Med.) [Early medieval Britain & Europe]

Laura Stewart (Dept. of History - Birkbeck College, University of London) Lect. in Early Mod. Brit. Hist. [Political & fiscal history of early modern Scotland; comparative history of Scotland in the context of early modern Europe]

John W. Stewart (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Prof. (19th-20th c. Brit.) [History of social welfare]

Paul A.W. Stirton (Dept. of History of Art - University of Glasgow) Sen. Lect. in Hist. of Art [Patrick Geddes; Burne-Jones; Whistler; Hungarian art & design]

Sarah E. Stockwell (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Later Mod.) [Decolonisation; W. Africa]

Glyn A. Stone (School of History - University of the West of England, Bristol) Prof. (Int. Hist.) [British arms sales diplomacy 1934-40; Britain & Portuguese Africa 1961-75; Iberian foreign relations 1931-41]

Joanna E. Story (School of Historical Studies - University of Leicester) Sen. Lect. in Med. Hist. [8th-9th c. Britain & Europe]

Mark J. Stoyle (Dept. of History - University of Southampton) Prof. of Early Mod. Hist. (17th c. Brit.) [English Civil War; Cornish & Welsh particularism; popular memory]

Keith Strange (Centre for Humanities - University of Wales Institute, Cardiff) Sen. Lect. (War & Soc., 19th c. Welsh & Brit. Hist.)

Matthew J. Strickland (Dept. of History - University of Glasgow) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Anglo-Norman & Angevin Pol. & Milit. Hist., Chivalry) [Chivalry & conduct in warfare; baronial rebellion]

Keith J. Stringer (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Prof. of Med. Brit. Hist. [Kingship & nobility in medieval England & Scotland; regional & national identity]

Gerwin A. Strobl (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Lect. in Mod. Hist. (20th c. Eur.) [Britain in Nazi propaganda; Nazi theatre]

John Stuart (School of Social Science - Kingston University) Sen. Lect. in Hist. [History of the British empire; history of Christian missions in Africa]

J. Robin Studd (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Sen. Lect. in Hist., Director of Centre of Local Hist. (Med.) [Plantagenet dominions 1216-1337; local history of N. & W. Midlands to 1500]

David Sugarman (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Prof. of Law, Dept. of Law [The Law Society; legal education; company law & capitalism; law & society]

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]

Valerie M. Swales (School of Art, Design & Media - University of Portsmouth) Princ. Lect. in Hist. & Theoretical Stud., Sch. of Art [History of consumption; design & psychoanalysis]

Robert N. Swanson (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Med. Hist. [Church history 13th c.-c.1540, esp. indulgences in England]

John Swift (Dept. of History - St. Martin's College, Lancaster) Sen. Lect. (20th c. Brit., Int. Rel.) [Labour party history; Cold War]

Roger E. Swift (Dept. of History & Archaeology - University of Chester) Prof. of Victorian Stud., Dir. of Centre for Victorian Stud. [Crime; policing; Victorian social history, including popular protest & Irish immigration]

Simon R.S. Szreter (St. John's College - University of Cambridge) Reader in Hist. & Public Policy (Early Mod. & Mod. Brit. Soc. & Econ.) [History of urbanisation; public health; fertility; sexuality; socio-demographic thought]

Bertrand O. Taithe (Dept. of History - University of Manchester) Prof. of Cultural Hist. (Mod. Brit. & France) [Humanitarian medicine; war & medicine; Henry Mayhew; 1870 war; Contagious Diseases Act & regulation of prostitution; 19th c. French cultural history; history of the body; history of humanitarianism]

Duncan M. Tanner (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) Prof. of Hist. (18th-20th c. Brit., Eur. Socialism) [History of Labour party; electoral politics & social change]

Grant Tapsell (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Lect. in Mod. Hist. (17th c. Brit. & Irish Hist., Early Mod. Eur.) [Politics & religion under the late Stuarts]

John Taylor (School of History - University of Leeds) Sen. Life Fellow (Late Med. Brit.) [Chronicles]

Miles Taylor (Dept. of History - University of York) Prof. of Mod. Hist. [19th & 20th c. British history]

Barbara G. Taylor (Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology - University of East London) Prof. (18th-19th c. Intellectual & Cultural Hist., Women) [Late 18th c. feminism]

Philip M. Taylor (School of History - University of Leeds) Prof. of Int. Communications (19th-20th c.)

Anthony D. Taylor (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Sen. Lect. (19th-20th c. Hist.) [Popular politics in 19th c. Britain; Red scares internationally]

Stephen J.C. Taylor (School of History - University of Reading) Prof. in 18th c. Brit. Hist. (Early Mod. Brit.) [The Church & the Whigs 1714-60; Walpole]

David Taylor (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Prof. (Mod. Brit.) [Crime & policing in modern Britain]

James C. Taylor (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Lect. in Hist. [Economic & business history; public perceptions of business activity in 19th c. Britain]

Avram G. Taylor (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod.) [Regional history]

Melanie J. Tebbutt (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Hist., Director of Manchester Centre for Regional Hist. (18th-20th c. Soc.) [Local history; oral history; women's history]

Howard R. Temperley (School of English & American Studies - University of East Anglia) Emeritus Prof. of Amer. Hist. [Early 19th c. America; slavery & anti-slavery]

Alan T. Thacker (Institute of Historical Research, University of London) Reader in Med. Hist., Executive Editor, Victoria County History [English local history; Anglo-Saxon Church; the cult of the saints in the early medieval West]

Patricia M. Thane (Institute of Historical Research, University of London) Leverhulme Prof. of Contemp. Brit. Hist., Centre for Contemp. Brit. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc. & Pol., Women, Welfare, Labour) [19th-20th c. social, cultural, economic & political aspects of social welfare; social relationships; gender history; labour history; interconnections between these themes]

Deborah Thom (Robinson College - University of Cambridge) (20th c. Brit. Soc. & Econ.) [Psychology & punishment of children in 20th c.]

James H. Thomas (School of Social & Historical Studies - University of Portsmouth) Reader in Eng. Local Hist. (Maritime Hist., Local Hist.)

Nick J. Thompson (Dept. of Divinity & Religious Studies - University of Aberdeen) Lect. in Div. (Church Hist.) [German & Scottish reformations]

Roger F. Thompson (School of English & American Studies - University of East Anglia) Emeritus Prof. of Amer. Hist. [Watertown, Mass. 1630-80]

Noel Thompson (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Prof. of Hist. [History of economic thought]

Benjamin J. Thompson (Somerville College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (11th-16th c. Eng. & Eur.) [Changing aristocratic attitudes to the church's property; kingship, lordship & politics from 1066 to 1509]

Andrew Thompson (Queens' College - University of Cambridge) (18th & 19th c. Brit & Eur. Hist.) [Hanoverian monarchy; international Protestantism; international relations]

David M. Thompson (Fitzwilliam College - University of Cambridge) Reader in Mod. Church Hist., Fac. of Div. (19th-20th c. Brit., esp. Eccles.) [Church, state & society in modern Britain]

Richard I. Thomson (History of Art - University of Edinburgh) Watson Gordon Prof. of Fine Art [19th & early 20th c. visual culture in France]

Alan Thomson (Dept. of Humanities - University of Hertfordshire) (15th-17th c. Eng.) [Local history in 17th c. Hertfordshire; Maurice Thomson, entrepreneur]

Mathew Thomson (Dept. of History - University of Warwick) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit.) [Social policy; psychology; eugenics]

Alistair Thomson (School of Continuing & Professional Education - University of Sussex) Reader in Hist., Cont. Educ. (Brit. & Australian 20th c. Soc. Hist.) [Oral history theory & method]

Timothy J. Thornton (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Dean (Med. & Early Mod.) [Palatinates of Chester & Durham; Isle of Man; Channel Islands; prophecy]

I. Nicholas Thorpe (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Sen. Lect. (Prehist.) [Meso-Neolithic north-west Europe; warfare; old age; prehistoric Britain]

Andrew J. Thorpe (School of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Bangor) [20th c. British political history; Labour party; international communism]

Richard C. Thurlow (Dept. of History - University of Sheffield) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (U.S.A., Fascism) [Political extremism & the British state security service; British fascism]

Kate Tiller (Kellogg College - University of Oxford) [English social & local history, 18th-20th c.; rural change; religious history]

J. Geoffrey Timmins (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Central Lancashire) Prof. (Econ., Local & Regional Hist.) [Industrialisation in Lancashire]

Annie Tindley (School of Law & Social Sciences: History - Glasgow Caledonian University) Lect. (Hist. of Crime, Mod. Scot. & Highland Hist.) [Land reform; aristocracy; estate management in 19th c. Highlands]

Francesca Tinti (Wolfson College - University of Cambridge) (Eng. Med. Hist.) [Late Anglo-Saxon church]

Steven W. Tolliday (Business School - University of Leeds) Prof. of Econ. Hist. (Mod. Econ., Business) [Business history, U.K.; automobile industry; Japan since 1945]

Alannah E. Tomkins (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Lect. in Hist. & Assistant County Editor, V.C.H. Staffs. [Staffordshire towns; poverty/poor relief & charity]

Jim D. Tomlinson (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Bonar Prof. of Hist. (20th c. Brit.) [Modern British economic history, esp. post-1945]

John A. Tosh (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Prof. (Gender & Soc. Hist. in Mod. Brit., Historiography) [Masculinities & manliness in 19th c. Britain; social rationale of historical study]

Sarah Toulalan (Department of History - University of Exeter) Lect. in Hist. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [The body, gender, sex & sexuality; health & medicine; the family in 17th c. Britain]

Charles J.N. Townshend (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Prof. of Mod. Hist. [Political violence in the modern world; Irish history]

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]

Garry H. Tregidga (Department of History - University of Exeter) Assistant Director, Inst. of Cornish Stud. [19th & 20th c. Liberalism in the S.W.]

Frank Trentmann (Dept. of History - Birkbeck College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [Political culture; political economy; consumption]

Christine Trevett (School of Religious & Theological Studies - Cardiff University) Prof. of Relig. Stud., Sch. of Relig. & Theol. Stud. (Biblical Stud., Early Christianity) [Christianity c.100-300; early modern British sectarianism]

Nigel J. Tringham (Dept. of History - University of Keele) Sen. Lect. in Hist. & County Editor, V.C.H. Staffs. [Staffordshire towns; medieval vicars choral (York)]

David M. Turley (School of History - University of Kent at Canterbury) Prof. of Soc. & Cultural Hist. [Slavery & the consequences of emancipation; African-American intellectuals]

Michael J. Turner (School of Arts, Design, Media & Culture - University of Sunderland) Prof. of Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [19th c. reform movements]

Michael E. Turner (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. (20th c. Brit., U.S.S.R.) [Farm output & production in England 1700-1914]

Brian C. Turner (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. & Amer. Econ. Hist.)

Thorlac S.F. Turville-Petre (Dept. of English Studies - University of Nottingham) Prof. of Med. Eng. Literature (13th-15th c. Brit.)

Alison Twells (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Sen. Lect. (19th-20th c. Brit. Soc.) [Race, gender & class formation; missionary practices & the 'civilising mission']

Christopher J. Tyreman (Hertford College - University of Oxford) (Brit. & Eur.) [Crusades]

Paul Usherwood (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History of Art, Design & Film Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Sen. Lect. (Art Hist.) [Northern cultural identity]

Barbara Usherwood (Design History Group - University of Teesside) Sen. Lect. in Design Hist. [Design for selling: advertising & graphic design; design & self-service]

Chad van Dixhoorn (Wolfson College - University of Cambridge) [History & theology of the Westminster Assembly]

William H.T. Vaughan (Dept. of History of Art - Birkbeck College, University of London) Prof. of Hist. of Art [English & German art 1750-1850; professional artists in Victorian England; computer applications for art history]

Fiona M. Venn (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (20th c. U.S.A., Int. Hist.) [Oil diplomacy; Anglo-American relations]

Nicola Verdon (Division of Education & Humanitites - Sheffield Hallam University) Sen. Lect. (19th-20th c. Soc. & Econ.) [Gender & work; rural society]

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

Amanda Vickery (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Reader (20th c. Brit., Women) [Genteel families in 18th to early 19th c. England]

Nicholas C. Vincent (School of History - University of East Anglia) Prof. of Med. Hist. (Med. Eng. & Eur. Hist.) [12th-13th c. Church & politics]

Keir Waddington (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. (Mod. Brit. Soc. & Medical Hist.) [Bovine tuberculosis & the public's health 1880-1946]

Bernard A. Waites (Dept. of European Humanities - Open University) Sen. Lect. in Eur. Humanities Stud. (Mod. Brit., Eur. & U.S. Hist.)

John G. Walker (Ruskin College - University of Oxford) [History of labour markets; 20th c. history of western Europe]

Garthine M. Walker (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Sen. Lect. in Mod. Hist. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur., Gender Hist.) [Power, gender & law in early modern England; social impact of civil wars & revolution in Britain]

John Walker (Dept. of History - University of Hull) Lect. in Hist. [Medieval Yorkshire; the Templars]

David Waller (Division of American Studies - University of Northampton) Sen. Lect. in Pol. (U.S.) [Employment training & welfare reforms in U.S.]

Philip J. Waller (Merton College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (19th-20th c. Brit.) [Authors & reading public in Britain 1880-1918]

Patrick Wallis (Dept. of Economic History - London School of Economics, University of London) Lect. in Econ. Hist. [Developments in medicine & pharmacy in London 1580-1720; professional, social & ethical responses to epidemics; guilds & the organisation of pre-modern work]

Oonagh F. Walsh (Dept. of History - University of Aberdeen) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Eur. & Irish) [Irishwomen's social & political lives; women's studies]

Alexandra Walsham (Department of History - University of Exeter) Prof. of Reformation Hist. (Early Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [Religious & cultural history of the Reformation]

John D. Walter (Dept. of History - University of Essex) Prof. of Hist. (16th-18th c. Eng., Pol., Soc.) [Protest & political culture in early modern England; English civil war/revolution; food in history; history of gesture]

John K. Walton (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies - University of Central Lancashire) Prof. (Mod. Soc. & Cultural Hist.) [Comparative urban history, Britain & Spain]

Louise Wannell (Dept. of History - University of York) Temp. Lect. in Hist. [Modern, social & cultural British history]

Paul J. Ward (Division of History - University of Huddersfield) Prof. (Mod. Brit.) [British national identities late 19th-20th c.; Americanisation; Welsh history]

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

Bryan R. Ward-Perkins (Trinity College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Late Roman & Med. Hist.) [Mediterranean region in the period of transition from the Roman world to that of the middle ages c.300-700; urban & economic history]

Andrew Wareham (History Programme - University of Roehampton) Director, Hearth Tax Project [Early medieval & early modern English social & economic history]

Peter M. Warner (Homerton College - University of Cambridge) (Archaeol. & Med. Hist., 17th c. East Anglia) [Landscape archaeology; origins of the shire; Suffolk]

Allen J. Warren (Dept. of History - University of York) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. & Irish) [19th c. British political history; youth history]

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

Sally E. Warwick-Haller (School of Social Science - Kingston University) Sen. Lect. in Hist., Field Leader for Hist. [Women in Ireland 19th-20th c.; late 19th/early 20th c. Ireland; Ulster crisis; Irish parliamentary politics]

Katherine E. Watson (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Mod. Hist. (Mod. Brit.) [Late 19th & early 20th c. British economic history; the finance of industry; welfare history]

Sethina C. Watson (Dept. of History - University of York) Lect. in Hist. [Social & religious history of England, 1050-1300; hospitals & pastoral care]

Katherine D. Watson (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Lect. (Crime, Forensic Medicine) [English poisoning crimes & medico-legal expertise]

John L. Watts (Corpus Christi College - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (Late Med. Brit. Pol. Hist.) [Later medieval England & Europe; the growth of government & the transition from 'medieval' to 'early modern' political forms]

Christopher C. Webb (Borthwick Institute of Historical Research - University of York) Keeper of Archives, Borthwick Inst. [Early modern churchwardens; urban estates & clergy]

Jane L. Webster (Dept. of Archaeology - Newcastle University upon Tyne) Lect. in Hist. Archaeol. (Archaeol. of Atlantic Slave Trade) [Historical archaeology, esp. the study of colonialism]

Tom Webster (History - University of Edinburgh) Lect. in Brit. Hist. [17th c. English religious history; early modern ecclesiastical architecture; philosophy of history]

Ian P. Wei (Dept. of Historical Studies - University of Bristol) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Med. Eur.) [Intellectuals in medieval society; university of Paris in 13th c.]

Paul J. Weindling (School of Arts & Humanities - Oxford Brookes University) Prof. (Soc. Hist. of Health, Welfare & Medical Sc.) [Medical war crimes trials; medical refugees in the 20th c.]

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]

Martin G. Welch (Institute of Archaeology - University College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Med. Archaeol. [Early Anglo-Saxon, migration & Merovingian period European archaeology]

Roger A.E. Wells (Dept. of History - Canterbury Christ Church University) Prof. (18th-19th c. Soc. Hist.) [Social & economic history of England 18th-19th c.; old & new poor laws]

John Welshman (Institute for Health Research - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Public Health, Inst. for Health Res. [Health care & social policy in 20th c. Britain]

Shearer C. West (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Prof. of Fine Art. Head of Sch. of Hist. Stud. (20th c. German Art) [18th c. British art]

Oliver M. Westall (School of Management - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Econ., Management Sch. [Business history: competition & collusion; insurance]

Christopher A. Whatley (Dept. of History - University of Dundee) Prof. of Scot. Hist. (17th-20th c. Scot. & Brit.) [Scottish economic & social history c.1690-1850; causes & consequences of the Union of 1707; order & disorder; the industrial city, esp. Dundee]

Eryn Mant White (Dept. of History & Welsh History - University of Wales, Aberystwyth) Lect. in Welsh Hist. (16th-18th c.)

Robert Whiting (School of Arts - York St. John University) Princ. Lect. (Early Mod. Hist.) [English Reformation]

Richard C. Whiting (School of History - University of Leeds) Prof. of Mod. Hist. (Later Mod. Brit.) [Tax politics in Britain since 1900]

Jane C. Whittle (Department of History - University of Exeter) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. (Late Med. & Early Mod. Brit. Econ. & Soc.) [14th-17th c. rural society & economy of England; gender history]

Alasdair W.R. Whittle (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Distinguished Res. Prof. in Archaeol. (Neolithic Brit. & Eur.) [Neolithic settlement & society in Britain & Europe]

Louise J. Wilkinson (Dept. of History - Canterbury Christ Church University) Lect. (Med. Eng. & Eur.) [Women & gender in 13th c. England & Wales]

Alan P. Williams (School of Social & Policy Sciences (Harrow) - University of the Westminster) Sen. Lect. [Film & propaganda in Britain]

Chris A. Williams (Dept. of History - Open University) Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Brit. & Eur.) [History of crime & policing]

Sian Rhiannon Williams (Centre for Humanities - University of Wales Institute, Cardiff) Sen. Lect. (15th-16th c. Welsh & Brit. Hist., 19th-20th c. Women)

Christopher Williams (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Prof. of Welsh Hist. [19th & 20th c. Wales & Britain; history of mountaineering; history of coalfields]

Richard J. Williams (School of Humanities - University of Plymouth) Lect. (18th c. Brit. Soc. & Pol. Hist.) [Crime, authority & popular culture]

Philip A. Williamson (Dept. of History - University of Durham) Prof. of Hist. (20th c. Brit.) [British history 1900-50]

Clifford Williamson (School of Historical & Cultural Studies - Bath Spa University College University College) Lect. (Hist. Stud.) [U.S. & British cultural history; politics & religion in the 20th c.]

Tom M. Williamson (School of History - University of East Anglia) Reader [English landscape archaeology & East Anglian history]

Abigail G. Wills (Brasenose College - University of Oxford) (Mod. Brit.) [British social history since 1945]

Jon E. Wilson (Dept. of History - King's College, University of London) Lect. in Hist. (Later Mod.) [South Asian & British imperial history]

Peter C. Wilson (Dept. of International Relations - London School of Economics, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Int. Rel. [History of 20th c. international thought]

Shelagh Wilson (Dept. of Historical & Critical Studies: History of Art, Design & Film Division - University of Northumbria at Newcastle) Lect. (Design Hist.) [Arts congresses; (good) design; taste & culture; craft]

Richard G. Wilson (School of History - University of East Anglia) Emeritus Prof. of Econ. & Soc. Hist. [British brewing industry since 1800; an economic history of country house building 1660-1870]

Keith M. Wilson (School of History - University of Leeds) Prof. of the Hist. of Int. Pol. (19th-20th c.)

Angus J.L. Winchester (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Hist. [Landscape & environmental history; local & regional history]

Alex Windscheffel (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Lect. (Mod. Brit.) [British political history post 1832]

Michael J. Winstanley (Dept. of History - University of Lancaster) Sen. Lect. in Hist. [19th & early 20th c. British social history; rural society; oral history; computing & history]

Philip J. Withington (School of History - University of Leeds) Lect. in Early Mod. Brit. Hist. (Pol., Cult. & Soc. in Early Mod. Brit. & Ireland, Cult. Theory) [Urban history; intoxication in early modern Britain & Ireland]

Roy L. Wolfe (School of History - University of Reading) Lect. in Hist. (Mod. Soc.) [Moral issues & legislation, incl. public health]

John R. Wolffe (Dept. of Religious Studies - Open University) Prof. of Relig. Stud. [National consciousness; responses to death; anti-Catholicism]

Ian N. Wood (School of History - University of Leeds) Prof. of Early Med. Hist. (Med.) [Missionary hagiography; transformation of the Roman world]

Paul Wood (Dept. of Art History - Open University) Sen. Lect. in Art Hist. [Theory of modern art]

Andrew Wood (School of History - University of East Anglia) Reader in Soc. Hist., Centre of East Anglian Stud. [Custom, plebeian culture & politics in England 1500-1800]

Caroline Woodhead (Dept. of Business, Enterprise, Leisure & Arts Management - London Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist., City Campus (19th-20th c. Brit & Int., Business) [19th-20th c. business]

Jonathan M. Wooding (Department of Theology & Religious Studies - University of Wales, Lampeter) Sen. Lect. in Eccles. Hist. (Med. Insular Church Hist.) [Monasticism in the Celtic churches; early Celtic & Germanic settlement history; early medieval communications; Catholic Church in 19th c. Australia]

Nicholas W.C. Woodward (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Swansea) Lect. in Econ. Hist.

Alex Woolf (School of History - University of St. Andrews) Lect. in Med. Scot. Hist. [Early medieval Britain & Ireland; medieval Iceland; Anglo-Norman Scotland; transitions from tribalism to statehood]

Blair Worden (Dept. of History - Royal Holloway, University of London) Prof. [Early modern Britain & Europe]

David J. Wrench (Division of Health & Social Studies - University of Bolton) Princ. Lect., Head of Hist. (Mod. Brit. Pol., Ireland)

Martin Wright (Dept. of History - University of Wales, Lampeter) Lect. in Hist., p/t [Modern British history; labour history & the British socialist movement 1880-1906]

David F. Wright (School of Divinity - University of Edinburgh) Prof. of Patristic & Reformed Christianity (Early Church) [Augustine; baptism; Bucer, Calvin, Knox; homosexuality]

Christopher J. Wrigley (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Prof. of Mod. Brit. Hist. (19th-20th c. Brit. & Eur.) [20th c. British economic, social & political history; history of industrial relations]

David R. Wyatt (School of History & Archaeology - Cardiff University) Professional Tutor (Med. Hist.) [Slavery in medieval Britain & Ireland]

Terry J. Wyke (Dept. of History & Economic History - Manchester Metropolitan University) Sen. Lect. in Econ. Hist. (Regional Hist.) [Social history & bibliography of Manchester region]

James H. Wyllie (Dept. of Politics & International Relations - University of Aberdeen) Reader in Int. Rel. (Mid. E.)

Alison W. Yarrington (Dept. of History of Art - University of Glasgow) Richmond Prof. of Fine Art [Sculpture, c.1750-1914; British art, 18th-19th c.]

Simon S. Yarrow (School of Historical Studies - University of Birmingham) Lect. in Med. Hist. [Hagiography; the cult of the saints & the interaction between popular & elite culture; Anglo-Saxon & Anglo-Norman narrative sources & constructions of identity & gender]

W. Nigel Yates (Department of Theology & Religious Studies - University of Wales, Lampeter) Prof. of Eccles. Hist [17th-19th c. British & European Church history, esp. church buildings & worship; 20th c. British culture & leisure, esp. heritage & seaside]

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]

James A. Yelling (Dept. of Geography - Birkbeck College, University of London) Sen. Lect. in Historical Geog., Dept. of Geog. [Slums, redevelopment & urban renewal]

Barbara A.E. Yorke (History & Archaeology Subject Areas - University of Winchester) Prof. (Early Med.) [Anglo-Saxon nunneries; royal houses; Wessex; conversion in early medieval Britain]

Brian W. Young (Christ Church - University of Oxford) University Lecturer (Inter-Collegiate) (17th-18th c. Brit.)

John R. Young (Dept. of History - University of Strathclyde) Sen. Lect. in Hist. (Scot., Early Mod. Brit.) [The Scottish Parliament; early modern Scotland & the British archipelago]

John W. Young (School of History & Art History - University of Nottingham) Prof. of Int. Hist. [Cold War & British foreign policy]

Nuala Zahedieh (Economic & Social History - University of Edinburgh) Sen. Lect. in Econ. & Soc. Hist. [Economic history of early modern Britain; British Atlantic economy c.1607-1770]

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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