Theses Completed 2002

Philosophy of History
Historical Methods
Historiography
Ancient History
Medieval Europe including British Isles
Modern Europe
Modern Britain and Ireland
International History
Africa
America and the West Indies
Asia
Australasia and the Pacific

PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY

Enlightenment contra humanism: Michel Foucault's critical history of thought. Bregham P. Dalgleish. Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

HISTORICAL METHODS

Writing people into the landscape: approaches to the archaeology of Badenoch and Strathnaver. Olivia C. Lelong. (Dr. Alex Morrison and Professors Christopher C. Morris and A. Bernard Knapp.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

John Venn's Alumni Cantabrigienses: a case study of a biographical dictionary and the automated conversion of the printed text to a structured database format. Emma J. Barker. (Professors Mark Greengrass and Peter Willett.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

The campaign for the reopening of the Huddersfield Narrow Canal and the dynamics of heritage in modern Britain. Rachel S. Howarth. (Dr. Simon R. Ditchfield.) York M.A. 2001.

HISTORIOGRAPHY

An historiographic approach to the role of women in Minoan society. Rebecca G.E. Mckenzie-Young. London Ph.D. 2002.

Historical reliability of Near Eastern literature. Marcio Redondo. (Professor Alan R. Millard.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2001.

Philochorus and the tradition of local historical writing at Athens: genre, ideology and methodology in the reconstruction and presentation of Attic history. Christopher J. Joyce. (Professor P.J. Rhodes.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

C. Licinius Macer and the historiography of the early republic. Michael J. Hodgkinson. Exeter Ph.D. 1997.

Ammianus Marcellinus: autopsy, allusion, exemplum. Gavin A.J. Kelly. (Dr. Roger S.O. Tomlin and Dr. Christina S. Kraus.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Damit mit alles mit der zeit in vergessenheit khome: historiographical writings by nuns in German, 1450-1720. Charlotte Woodford. Oxford D.Phil. 2000.

Epigraphical research and historical scholarship, 1530-1603. William J. Stenhouse. (Professor Michael H. Crawford.) London Ph.D. 2002.

An historical interpretation of The Anatomy of Melancholy. A.M.T. Gowland. (Professor Quentin R.D. Skinner.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Art and identity in the Mariana Islands: issues of reconstructing an ancient past. J.S. Flores. East Anglia Ph.D. 1999.

Ancient myths, modern mythmaking: Olaus Rudbeck and the Swedish origins of classical civilization. David V. King. (Professor U. Peter Burke.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

The historians and the nation in the 19th century: the case of east-central Europe. Monika K. Baár. (Professor Robert J.W. Evans.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Writing the history of the Russian revolution: historiographical and theoretical approaches. Kathryn A. Macvarish. (Professor Martin van Gelderen and Miss Beryl J. Williams.) Sussex D.Phil. 2002.

The Holocaust and the entwinement of identity, testimony and representation. Zoë V. Waxman. (Dr. J.M. Webber.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

ANCIENT HISTORY

General

The culture and ideology of Achaemenid kingship, 404-323 B.C. Lindsay K. Allen. (Professor Amélie T.L. Kuhrt.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The army of Alexander the Great. Stephen English. (Professor P.J. Rhodes.) Durham M.A. 2002.

A study of personal combat in the ancient world. Ibrahim S. Amin. (Professor Timothy J. Cornell.) Manchester M.Phil. 2002.

Marcellus of Ancyra and the Arian controversy: a bishop in context. Sarah E. Parvis. Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Egypt

Identity and plurality: medicine in Ptolemaic Egypt. Philippa M. Lang. (Professor Sir G.E.R. Lloyd.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The cities of the Ptolemies: on aspects of Ptolemaic settlement. K. Mueller. (Dr. D. J. Thompson) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Greece and Mediterranean

Coats of many colours: dyeing and dyeworks in ancient Greece. Mark D. Monaghan. (Professor Lin Foxhall.) Leicester Ph.D. 2001.

Solon's Polis as Kosmos: intellectual, moral and political integration in archaic Athens. John D. Lewis. (Dr. Paul A. Cartledge.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2000.

Normative politics in Greek interstate relations, 411-322 B.C. Polly A. Low. (Dr. Paul A. Cartledge.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Peloponnesian politics, 371-361 B.C. Edmund Gaskell. (Professor John K. Davies.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2002.

Ancient Rome and the Empire

Internal migration and the transformation of Republican Italy. William M. Broadhead. (Professor Michael H. Crawford.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Creating public opinion: officially published Roman public inscriptions, c.100 B.C.-A.D. 68. Gregory K. Golden. (Mrs. Miriam T. Griffin and Professor Fergus G.B. Millar.) Oxford M.Litt. 2000.

Poverty in the early Roman empire: ancient and modern conceptions and constructs. Anneliese R. Parkin. (Professor Peter D.A. Garnsey.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

The evolution of Roman frontier fortification systems in the lower Danube provinces, 1st-2nd centuries A.D. John N. Karavas. (Dr. E.D. Hunt and Professor P. Millett.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

The reign of the Emperor Gaius: the wider context. Samuel Wilkinson. (Mr. Ian S. Moxon.) Leeds M.A. 2002.

Aspects of the Severan field army: the Praetorian guard, Legio II Parthica and legionary vexillations, A.D. 193-238. Ross H. Cowan. (Dr. L.J. Keepie.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

Church, cities and people: a study of the plebs within the Church and cities of Roman Africa in the works of Cyprian, Optatus and Augustine. Alexander W.H. Evers. (Professor Averil M. Cameron.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

The Christian promotion and practice of almsgiving in the later Roman empire, 313-450. Richard D. Finn. (Professors Peter D.A. Garnsey and Averil M. Cameron.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Early and Roman Britain

Communities in southwest Scotland. c.200 B.C.-200 A.D.: social space, material culture and identity. Martin A. Carruthers. (Professor William S. Hanson.) Glasgow M.Phil. 2002.

MEDIEVAL EUROPE

General and Continental

Long-term perspectives on the transformation of international order: the external relations of the Byzantine empire A.D. c.400-c.1200. Anthea L. Harris. Reading Ph.D. 1999.

Aspects of episcopacy in 7th-century western Europe. Herold P.C. Pettiau. (Professor David N. Dumville.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The Muslim colony of Lucera. Julie A. Taylor. (Professor Jonathan S.C. Riley-Smith.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Conquest or colonisation: the Scandinavians in Ryedale, 9th-11th centuries. Sarah A. Carr. (Professor David W. Rollason.) Durham M.A. 2002.

'Our land is desolate as if laid waste by the enemy': Franks and Northernmen in the 9th century. David J. Adfield. (Dr. Sarah R.I. Foot and Dr. Simon T. Loseby.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

Diplomatic relations between the 'Abbasid Caliphate and the Byzantine empire: methods and procedures. Maria Vaiou. (Professor Elizabeth M. Jeffreys and Dr. Chase F. Robinson.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Power and politics in Provence, c.850-c.1000. S.N. Thompson. (Dr. J.E.B. Shepard.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Miracle stories and communities : local saints cults in Aquitaine and the Flanders region c.850-c.1050. Helen Fisher. (Prof. C.J. Wickham) Birmingham Ph.D. 2002.

Imperial ideology in Middle Byzantine court culture: the evidence of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus's De Ceremoniis. Zoe A. Woodrow. (Professor Andrew Louth.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

Hermits in the west of France during the 11th and 12th centuries. Damian A. Kerney. (Professor David E. Luscombe and Dr. Sarah R.I. Foot.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

Surgery in the Crusades to the medieval eastern Mediterranean. Piers Mitchell. (Professor Vivian Nutton.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Faith in reason or reason as faith? Questioning the argumentation in early 12th-century Christian-Jewish intellectual discourse. A.J. Novikoff. (Dr. Anna B. Sapir Abulafia.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Other times, other customs? Analysing the Gesta Roberti Wiscardi. John Titchen. (Professor Robert J. Bartlett.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

The town and archbishopric of Patras from the 13th to the 15th century. Ian D. Quelch. (Miss Julian Chrysostomides.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Health, sickness, medicine and the friars in the 13th and 14th centuries. Angela M. Montford. (Dr. Frances E. Andrews.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

The reception of Aristotelian philosophy among Latin Iberian scholars during the 13th and early 14th centuries. Ann M. Giletti. (Professor Charles S.F. Burnett and Dr. Jill A. Kraye.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Public bodies and private spaces: locating cloistered contemplative discourses in female Franciscan spirituality in 13th-century Umbria. Lily Anne Mo. (Dr. Andrew P. Roach and Dr. Marilyn J. Dunn.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

From Masjid to Casa-Mezquita: neighbourhood mosques in Seville after the Castilian conquest, 1248-1634. Heather L. Ecker. Oxford D.Phil. 2000.

The Christology of Ramón Lull in the light of his Ars Magna. Robert Hughes. (Dr. Stephen P. Pumfrey.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2002.

The technique of late medieval diplomacy: England and the Avignon popes, c.1342-1362. Karsten Plöger. (Dr. R.J.A.I. Catto.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The works and career of the 14th-century theologian and statesman Demetrios Cydones. Judith R. Gilliland. (Mr. N.G. Wilson.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

The structure of war in the duchy of Brabant during the second half of the 14th century. S.R.Y. Boffa. (Dr. Peter M. Spufford.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

Rules, righteousness, character and freedom: right reason in late medieval ethical and political thought. H.M. Hamilton Bleakley. (Dr. Gillian R. Evans.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The Church, religious difference and the self in the philosophy of Nicholas of Cusa. E.J. Emerson. (Dr. Annabel S. Brett.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Warwick and Wavrin: two case studies on the literary background and propaganda of Anglo-Burgundian relations in the Yorkist period. C.T. Livia Visser-Fuchs. (Mr. David A.L. Morgan.) London Ph.D. 2002.

British Isles

A landscape given meaning: an archaeological perspective on landscape history in Highland Scotland. Janet Hooper. (Dr. Alex Morrison.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

The structure of royal estates in Anglo-Saxon Wessex. Ryan Lavelle. (Professors Barbara A.E. Yorke and Michael A. Hicks.) Southampton Ph.D. 2002.

A study of episcopacy in Northumbria, 620-735. Adam Gaunt. (Dr. Sheridan W. Gilley.) Durham M.A. 2002.

The cult of St. John of Beverley. Susan Wilson. (Dr. Brian J. Golding.) Southampton Ph.D. 2001.

An examination of the horse in Anglo-Saxon England. Kerry Cathers. (Professor Edward F. James.) Reading Ph.D. 2002.

Assembly places in the Anglo-Saxon period: aspects of form and location. Aliki Pantos. (Dr. W. John Blair and Dr. H. O'Donoghue.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Interlaced animal designs in Bernicia examined in the light of the concept of those in the Lindisfarne gospels. Gwenda Adcock. (Dr. C. Pamela Graves.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

Kingship and conversion: constructing pre-Viking Mercia. Damian Tyler. (Dr. Nicholas J. Higham and Dr. C. Conrad Leyser.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

Dramatic ritual and preaching in late Anglo-Saxon England. M. Bradford Bedingfield. Oxford D.Phil. 2000.

Anglo-Saxon literacy at Worcester: the evidence of Oswald's leases. Hannah Collingridge. (Dr. Elizabeth M. Tyler and Dr. Catherine R.E. Cubitt.) York Ph.D. 2002.

Travel and the communications network in late Saxon Wessex: a review of the evidence. Jennifer E. MacDonald. (Professor Martin O.H. Carver and Dr. Catherine R.E. Cubitt.) York Ph.D. 2001.

The emergence of evangelical theology in Scotland to 1550. Martin Holt Dotterweich. Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Place-names, land and lordship in the medieval earldom of Strathearn. Angus Watson. (Dr. Barbara E. Crawford and Dr. Simon Taylor.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

The idea of the castle in medieval England. Abigail M. Wheatley. (Ms. Jane Grenville, Dr. E. Christopher Norton and Professor Felicity J. Riddy.) York Ph.D. 2001.

The Leofwinesons: power, property and patronage in the early English kingdom. Stephen D. Baxter. (Professor James Campbell and Mr. C. Patrick Wormald.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Anglo-Norman defence strategy in selected English border and maritime counties, 1066-87. Kay M. Richardson. (Professor John J.N. Palmer.) Hull Ph.D. 2001.

The place of Durham in the post-conquest spiritual life of the north. Alexander N.M. Luff. (Professor David W. Rollason.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

The Durham mint: the control, organization, profits and output of an ecclesiastical mint. Martin R. Allen. Durham Ph.D. 1999.

The design of structure in Scottish masonry buildings, c.1100-1650 Graham St.J.M. Harris. (Mr. J.P. Lowrey and Dr. A.J. Macdonald.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

The origins and development of the Scottish parliament, 1124-1329. Alison McQueen. (Dr. Michael H. Brown.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

The bishops of King Stephen's reign. Stephen Marritt. (Professor David R. Bates.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

An edition of the 'Coucher Book' and charters of Bolton priory (Yorkshire). Katrina Legg. (Professors Ian Kershaw and David M. Smith.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

Perceptions and reality of merchants, trade regulation and commercialization: case studies of medieval Suffolk, 1200-1500. James Davis. (Professor M. John Hatcher.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Edition and study of selected sermons by Robert Grosseteste. Suzanne Paul. (Dr. Mary Swan.) Leeds Ph.D. 2002.

Change and decay: the Warwickshire manors of the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, late 13th to late 16th centuries. Penelope J.G. Upton. (Dr. Harold S.A. Fox.) Leicester Ph.D. 2002.

A Herefordshire nunnery: a calendar, with introduction, of the Aconbury nunnery. Mary E. Scott. (Dr. Brian J. Golding.) Southampton M.Phil. 2001.

Patterns of clanship and kinship: the MacIntoshes and Clan Chattan, 1291-1609. Alison M. Cathcart. (Professor Allan I. Macinnes.) Aberdeen Ph.D. 2002.

War, politics and landed society in Northumberland, c.1296-1408. Andrew C. King. (Professor Michael C. Prestwich.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

Society, economy and lordship in Devon in the age of the first two Courtenay earls, c.1297-1377. Robin J. Burls. (Professor R. Rees Davies.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The surnames of the High Peak hundred of Derbyshire: a study of the distribution of surnames of the High Peak hundred of Derbyshire from the 14th century to the present day, with special emphasis on the medieval and early modern period. Graham Ullathorne. (Professor David G. Hey.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

The estates of Chertsey abbey: land management and rural society,1300-1550. Mark Forrest. (Dr. Caroline M. Barron.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Lay piety in later medieval Scotland. Helen S. Brown. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

Work, sexuality and urban domestic living: masculinity and literature, c.1306-c.1420. Isabel Davis. (Professor Felicity J. Riddy and Dr. P. Jeremy P. Goldberg.) York Ph.D. 2002.

The career of Roger Mortimer, 1st earl of March (c.1287-1330). Paul R. Dryburgh. (Dr. Brendan G. Smith.) Bristol Ph.D. 2002.

William of Ockham: time, prescience and contingency. E. Navasargian. (Dr. J.A. Marenbon.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The history and development of the law of partition between co-owners of land. Heather A. Conway. (Dr. Alan Dowling.) Belfast Ph.D. 1999.

Tithe and agrarian output between the Tyne and Tees, 1350-1450. Benjamin Dodds. (Professor Richard H. Britnell.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

Ecclesiastical justice and the detection of heresy in England, 1380-1430. Ian J. Forrest. (Dr. Miri E. Rubin and Professor R. Rees Davies.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Anatomy of an army: the campaigns of 1387-8. Adrian R. Bell. (Dr. Anne E. Curry.) Reading Ph.D. 2002.

The deposition of Richard II: sources, procedure and the law. Wolfgang C. Weber. (Dr. John R.L. Maddicott.) Oxford M.Litt. 2002.

English vernacular letters, c.1400-1600: language, literacy and culture. Sarah R. Williams. (Dr. P. Jeremy P. Goldberg and Professor Felicity J. Riddy.) York Ph.D. 2001.

Meanings of singleness: the single woman in late medieval England. Cordelia Beattie. (Professor Felicity J. Riddy and Dr. P. Jeremy P. Goldberg.) York Ph.D. 2001.

The county community of Middlesex in the 15th century. Jessica Freeman. (Professor Caroline M. Barron.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Locality, culture and identity in late medieval Yorkshire. Matthew L. Holford. (Dr. Sarah R. Rees Jones and Professor Felicity J. Riddy.) York Ph.D. 2001.

Borders history, 1450-1700. K. Anne Groundwater. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

Attitudes to death in late medieval and Reformation England, c.1450-1560. Danae C. Tankard. (Dr. Vanessa A. Harding.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The conduct and practice of diplomacy during the reign of Edward IV, 1461-83. Edward L. Meek. (Dr. Rosemary E. Horrox.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

Literary service at the court of Henry VII T.D. Penn. (Dr. Rosemary E. Horrox.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

MODERN EUROPE

General

Articulating the imperial vision of Charles V, 1516-32. C. Westra. (Dr. Annabel S. Brett.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

An historical study of the doctrine of adoption in the Calvinistic tradition. Timothy J.R. Trumper. Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

The English mercantile communities in Venice and in the Ionian Islands, 1570-1670. Maria Fusaro. (Professor U. Peter Burke.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

Making use of such incidents as happen: the logic of Anglo-French diplomacy and the Peace Treaty of Utrecht, 1710-13. Michal A. Scott Lowe. (Mr. Nicholas S. Davidson.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

Franco-Spanish diplomatic relations in the era of the American Revolution. R. Melkonian. (Professor Timothy C.W. Blanning.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

National heroes and national identities: a comparative framework for smaller nations. Linas Eriksonas. (Professor Allan I. Macinnes, Dr. Howard Hotson and Dr. David M. Ditchburn.) Aberdeen Ph.D. 2002.

Napoleon's operational art and the Russian response, 1806-15. Claus Telp. (Dr. Brian Holden Reid.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Why Russia chose war: the Russo-Turkish war, 1877-8. Matthew C. Jamison. (Dr. C. Catherine L. Andreyev.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

Forms of nationalism and national identity: a comparative study of civic and ethnic nationalism in Switzerland and Cyprus. George S. Yiangou. (Professor James Mayall.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Anglo-French relations, European security and the Geneva protocol of 1924. C.N. Bossenmeyer. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

L'occupation à la manière latine: Italians in Nice, 1942-3. Criseyda E. Cox. (Dr. Robert N. Gildea.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

Austria

The promotion of an Austrian identity, 1918-38. Jamie A. McGregor Bulloch. (Dr. Martyn C. Rady.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Balkan States

A study of British personnel involved with the Yugoslavian resistance, 1941-5. Nicholas C. Brashaw. (Dr. Heather Williams.) Southampton Ph.D. 2002.

Baltic States

The demise of the Lithuanian state in 1940. K.P. Randall. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Belgium

'A good European and a sincere racist': the life and work of Professor Charles Sarolea, 1870-1953. Samantha T. Johnson. (Dr. Patricia M. Clavin.) Keele Ph.D. 2001.

Family life of the French-speaking Belgian upper classes in the 1930s. Antoinette M. De Vos. (Mr. A. William Purdue and Dr. Richard Holt.) Open University Ph.D. 2002.

France

Mary, Queen of Scots in the polemic literature of the French Wars of Religion. Alexander S. Wilkinson. (Professor Andrew D.M. Pettegree.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

The boot and shoe trades in London and Paris in the long 18th century. Giorgio Riello. (Mr. Negley B. Harte.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The natural philosophy of Denis Diderot. Kurt P.A. Ballstadt. (Dr. Laurence W.B. Brockliss and Dr. M.F.E. Philip.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

English queensware and its impact on the French pottery industry, 1774-1814. Helen A.S. Smith. (Professors John H.Y. Briggs and David M. Vincent.) Keele Ph.D. 2002.

The influence of English republican ideas on the political thought of the Cordelier Club. Rachel Hammersley. (Dr. Richard D. Whatmore and Dr. Mark A. Mazower.) Sussex D.Phil. 2002.

Charles Fourier (1772-1837) and questions of women. B.D. Wilson. (Dr. Gareth Stedman Jones.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Charles Comte and post-Revolutionary political thought in France. A.R. Glencross. (Dr. Michael Sonenscher.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Office politics: bureaucrats and bourgeois types in post-revolutionary France. Ralph F.S. Kingston. (Dr. Rebecca L. Spang.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The prosecution of Henry Vizetelly: a study of British attitudes to French morals and literature. K.A. Caie. (Dr. Robert P. Tombs.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Wars on terror: French and British responses to the Anarchist violence of the 1890s. E.T. Wood. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Anglo-French relations and the problems of disarmament and security, 1929-33. Andrew G. Webster. (Dr. Zara S. Steiner.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

Free French and British intelligence relations, 1940-4. D.J. de Young de la Marck. (Professor Christopher M. Andrew.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Germany

Witchcraft, gender and society in the early modern prince-bishopric of Eichstätt. Jonathan Durrant. (Dr. Lyndal A. Roper.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Landscape painters on the island of Sylt, 1870-1999: the influence of political and social factors on the lives and work of the artists. Constanze Wilken. Wales Ph.D. 2000.

The politics of memory: the Hanseatic republics of Hamburg and Lubeck in imperial and Weimar Germany. D.H. Parkinson. (Professor Richard J. Evans.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The German Social Democratic Party and Wilhelmine foreign policy, 1897-1914. Paul D. Probert. (Professor Hartmut J.O. Pogge von Strandmann.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Addiction, autonomy and the German state: the treatment of alcholics in Hesse, 1900-45. David Wheaton Alford. (Dr. Nicholas Stargardt.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Medievalism in the commemoration of the Great War in Britain and Germany, 1914-39: a German-British comparison. Stefan Goebel. (Professor Richard J. Evans.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Mobilising 'Etappenhelferinnen' for service with the military: gender regimes in First World War Germany. Bianca Schönberger. (Mrs Janet H. Howarth and Professor H.P. Ullmann.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

'Warum geht es in Schwaben schlechter': the Nazi party in Württemburg, 1920-33. Alan Greig. (Mr. Ian Farr.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2000.

Preparing for government: Wilhelm Frick as Thuringia's Nazi minister of the interior and education, 23 January 1930-1 April 1931. Kevin J. Crichton. (Dr. Anthony P. McElligott.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

Aspects of suicide in Nazi Germany. C.A. Goeschel. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The Nazis and Hamburg's merchant elite: a history of decline. John F. Jungclaussen. (Professor Niall C. Ferguson.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The meaning of community in National Socialist ideology and welfare provision. Ian Miller. (Dr. Conan J. Fischer.) Strathclyde M.Phil. 2002.

Music in the Nazi ghettos and camps, 1939-45. Shirli Gilbert. (Dr. Nicholas Stargardt.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Jews and men of Jewish descent who served in the German armed forces during World War II. Bryan M. Rigg. (Professor Jonathan Steinberg.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Albert Speer and the central planning board of the Third Reich, 1942-5. E. Heisenberg. (Dr. J. Adam Tooze.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Dialogue with the state: young people, women, the literary establishment and the Church in the German Democratic Republic. Jeannette Madarasz. (Professor Mary J.A. Fulbrook.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Music after Hitler: politics, society and the reconstruction of an art in Germany, 1945-55. E. Toby Thacker. (Professor Jonathan P. Osmond.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

Educating German women: the work of the women's affairs section of the British military government, 1946-51. Denise K. Tscharntke. (Dr. Alastair P. Thompson.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

Church and state in the German Democratic Republic in the 1960s: the case of the Dresden/Coventry link. Merrilyn Thomas. (Professor Mary J.A. Fulbrook.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The trade of political prisoners between the two German states, 1962-90. M.N. Horster. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Conversations of the deaf: immigration, extremism and terror in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1962-72. Alexander P.H. Clarkson. (Dr. Nicholas Stargardt.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

National foreign policy through multilateral means: the Federal Republic of Germany and European political co-operation, 1969-1986. Hartmut Mayer. (Dr. Jonathan R.C. Wright and Professor William Wallace.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Greece

The evolution of the role of headteacher in Greek secondary schools from the beginnings of the modern Greek state to the present, with emphasis on recent years. P. Biaraktaris. (Professor Roy A. Lowe.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

The 'Greece' of Britain and the 'Britain' of Greece: performance, stereotypes, expectations and intermediaries in Victorian and Neohellenic narratives, 1864-81. Rodanthi Tzanelli. (Professor R. Martin Blinkhorn.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2002.

Britain and the Greek-Turkish war and settlement of 1919-1923 : the pursuit of security by "proxy" in Western Asia Minor. Eleftheria Daleziou. (Dr. Phillips P. O'Brien.) Glasgow Ph.D. (Arts) 2002

Greece, its navy and the foreign factor, November 1910-March 1919. Zisis Fotakis. (Professor Richard J. Crampton.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Hungary

The domestic politics of the Bethlen government. Thomas A. Lorman. (Dr. Martyn C. Rady.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Agents of Moscow: the Hungarian Communist party and the origins of socialist patriotism, 1941-53. Martin Mevius. (Professor Robert J.W. Evans.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Nicholas Kaldor: a central European émigré and post-war British economic policy. A. Simon. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Iceland

Recreating history: literary depictions of Iceland's conversion to Christianity, 1100-1300. S.E. Duke. Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Italy

Jacopo Bellini's drawings and their artistic and intellectual context, with particular reference to Venetian and Paduan humanism. Peter Windows. (Professor George Noszlopy.) Central England in Birmingham Ph.D. 2000.

Widows and widowhood in early modern Venice. Fiona White. (Dr. Alexander F. Cowan and Professor Michael E. Mallett.) Northumbria at Newcastle Ph.D. 2000.

The road to Naples: Florence, the Black Bands and the army of the League of Cognac, 1526-8. Maurizio Arfaioli. (Dr. Humfrey C. Butters.) Warwick Ph.D. 2001.

Religious art and Catholic reform in Italy, 1527-46. Minna A. Moore Ede. (Dr. David Ekserdjian and Professor Martin J. Kemp.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Ottomon Muslims in the Venetian republic, 1573-1645: contracts, connections and restrictions. Stephen Ortega. (Professor Brian S. Pullan and Dr. Colin H. Imber.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

Leonardo on motion: 17th-century views. Juliana Barone. (Professor Martin J. Kemp.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Images of kingship and the contesting of political power in the kingdom of Naples and the two Sicilies, c.1734-1759. Helena L.O. Hammond. (Dr. C.T. Whistler.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Garibaldi in Britain: reflections of a Liberal hero. Kees Windland. (Dr. Angus B. Hawkins.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Sport and fascism: a beautiful friendship? A study of relations between state and elite sport in Mussolini's Italy. David Gould. (Dr. David S. Laven.) Reading Ph.D. 2002.

Britain and Italian colonial expansion, 1925-9. Christian W.E. Tripodi. (Professor Andrew D. Lambert.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Italian state policy and the Sicilian Mafia: from cohabitation to emergency, c.1943-1993. Francesco Marelli. (Professor John Gooch.) Leeds Ph.D. 2002.

The state and the family in Britain and Italy, c.1945-c.1965. Stefania Bernini. (Professor John A. Turner.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Mediterranean and Islands

The court of Caterina Cornaro, queen of Cyprus and Asolo, 1454-1510. Katherine Ward-Jones. East Anglia M.A. 1999.

The place of Malta in British strategic policy, 1925-43. Douglas Austin. (Professor David W. French.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Netherlands

Pictures, power and the polity: a vision of the political images of the early Dutch Republic. Andrew C. Sawyer. (Dr. Alastair C. Duke.) Southampton Ph.D. 2001.

Scotland and the United Provinces, c.1680-1730: a study in intellectual and educational relations. Esther Mijers. (Dr. Roger A. Mason.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

Portugal

Intelligence and Anglo-Portuguese relations during the Second World War. A. Luce. (Professor Christopher M. Andrew.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Russia and the U.S.S.R.

Canon law in medieval Russia: an examination of the Kormchaia Kniga. Rosanne G. Mulcahy. (Professor Lindsey A.J. Hughes and Professor Roger P. Bartlett.) London M.Phil. 2001.

Dar Al-Harb: the Russian general staff and the Asiatic frontier, 1860-1917. Alexander G. Marshall. (Professor Evan Mawdsley.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2001.

Religion and Russian national identity during the Russo-Turkish War, 1877-8. Katherine S. Aylett. (Professor Simon M. Dixon.) Leeds M.A. 2002.

'The hygiene of souls': languages of illness and contagion in late imperial and early Soviet Russia. Richard D.S. Beer. (Dr. John D. Barber.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The Anglo-Russian entente: alliance formation and management, 1907-14. Alexander G. Zaslavsky. (Dr. John G. Darwin and Dr. C. Catherine L. Andreyev.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

The evolution of the Cheka, 1917-26. S. Lokhova. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The origins and nature of Stalin's cult of the personality. E. Prusacov. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Harold Wilson, the U.S.S.R. and British foreign and defence policy in the context of East-West détente, 1964-8. Geraint A. Hughes. (Dr. Saki Dockrill.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Spain

Basque imagination and commemorative identity: local history and everyday life in relation to the Hondarribian Alarde, 1638-2000. John P. Linstroth. (Dr. Sandra J. Ott.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Infrastructure and economic growth in Spain, 1845-1935. Alfonso Herranz-Loncan. London Ph.D. 2002.

The implantation of the Plymouth Brethren in Spain, 1869-1936. K.A. Eaton. Wales Ph.D. 2000.

The politics of mistrust: the relationship between anarchism and syndicalism in the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo, 1910-31, with reference to the International Revolutionary Syndicalist movement Jason G. Garner. (Professor David A. Welch.) Kent Ph.D. 2000.

The memory of the Spanish Civil War and the families of British International Brigaders. Natalie A. Suart. (Professor Pierre Lanfranchi and Dr. Mark A. Sandle.) De Montfort Ph.D. 2001.

'Justicia al revés': the Francoist repressions in Madrid after the Spanish Civil War. Julius Ruiz. (Dr. Frances Lannon.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Sweden

Images of Africa in Swedish evangelical missions, 1885-1900. S.S.B. Sjoblom. (Dr. Brian Stanley.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

MODERN BRITAIN AND IRELAND

Long periods

The supply and utilization of vernacular building timber in the rural Sussex Weald, 1500-1800. Jayne C. Kirk. (Dr. Brian M. Short.) Sussex D.Phil. 2002.

The Baptist Church from 1600. Stephen J. Wright. (Dr. Lucy Wooding.) London Ph.D. 2002.

From 1500

Dissent and dissenters in early modern Berkshire. Manfred Brod. (Dr. Clive A. Holmes.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

'For the safte and preservatioun of the toun': plague and the poor in early modern Aberdeen. Karen A. Jillings. (Dr. William G. Naphy.) Aberdeen Ph.D. 2002.

Family at work: rural manufacturing households in 16th- and 17th-century England. H. Kim. (Dr. J. Craig Muldrew.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Gender and homicide in early modern England. Vanessa McMahon. (Dr. Justin A.I. Champion and Dr. Laura Gowing.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The Greek tradition in early modern republican thought. E.M. Nelson. (Professor Quentin R.D. Skinner.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The Hunting Hours: London, British Library, MS. Egerton 1146. Richard L. Almond. York M.Phil. 1999.

Richard Smyth: stations in a life of opposition. Jost A. Löwe. (Dr. Richard A.W. Rex.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

The unwelcome bridle: Peter Martyr Vermigli, the doctrine of the Church and the English Reformation. Peter M. Ackroyd. Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Stephen Gardiner and the origins of Erastian Catholicism, c.1528-1547. James F. Austen. (Dr. Sheridan W. Gilley.) Durham M.A. 2002.

Henry Fitzalan, 12th earl of Arundel: politics and culture in the mid Tudor nobility. Andrew L. Boyle. (Dr. Steven J. Gunn.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The life and ambition of the 4th earl of Lennox in Scotland and England, 1516-71. S.J. Macauley. (Dr. Stephen A. Alford.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The Isle of Axholme, c.1540-c.1660. Peter Fleet. (Dr. David Marcombe and Professor John V. Beckett.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2002.

The political works of John Lesley, bishop of Ross (1527-96). Margaret J. Beckett. (Dr. Roger A. Mason.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

'The speciall men in every shere': the Edwardian regime, 1547-53. Alan Bryson. (Professor John A. Guy.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2001.

The spatial ordering of community in English church seating plans, c.1550-1700. Catherine T. Wright. (Dr. Steve Hindle and Professor Bernard S. Capp.) Warwick Ph.D. 2002.

'When I am in Good Habitt': clothes in English culture, c.1550-c.1670. Susan J. Vincent. (Dr. Mark S.R. Jenner.) York Ph.D. 2002.

The civic government and economy of Elizabethan Canterbury. Graham A. Durkin. (Dr. Stephen A. Hipkin.) Kent Ph.D. 2001.

The gendering of space in early modern Essex, c.1580-1720. Amanda J. Flather. (Professor John D. Walter.) Essex Ph.D. 2002.

Ideal and practice: aspects of noble life in late Elizabethan and Jacobean England Anna V. Danushevskaya. (Professor P. Glenn Burgess.) Hull Ph.D. 2001.

The figure in the carpet: tracing the Turk on the early modern English stage, 1581-1642. Mark Hutchings. (Professor Martin White.) Bristol Ph.D. 2001.

'England's travell': empire and experience in Hakluyt's 'Voyages'. Maria Kostaridou. York Ph.D. 1998.

The military functions of the office of lord lieutenant, 1585-1603, with special emphasis on Lord Burghley. W. Keith Williams. (Dr. Terrence E. Hartley.) Leicester Ph.D. 2002.

From 1600

The clan Glengarry in the 17th and 18th centuries. Lisa Curry. (Professor Eric J. Evans and Dr. Michael A. Mullett.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2002.

On the edge of 'savagery': the anatomy of a community on the Highland-Lowland divide, c.1600-1800. Douglas-James Johnston-Smith. (Dr. Stephen T. Driscoll and Dr. Martin D.W. MacGregor.) Glasgow M.Phil. 2002.

Aspects of sociability in the north-east of England, 1600-1750. Rebecca F. King. (Professor Christopher W. Brooks.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

Religious culture and the idea of 'heresy' in 17th-century England. Kei Nasu. (Dr. Mark S.R. Jenner.) York Ph.D. 2001.

The early modern demographic dynamic: celibates and celibacy in 17th-century England. Judith M. Spicksley. (Professor Donald M. Woodward.) Hull Ph.D. 2001.

Erotic literature in 17th-century England. Sarah D. Toulalan. (Dr. Lyndal A. Roper.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Women and religious verse in English manuscript culture, c.1600-1668: Lady Anne Southwell, Lady Hester Pulter and Katherine Austen. Sarah C.E. Ross. Oxford D.Phil. 2000.

English attitudes and perceptions towards colonial endeavour, c.1600-1660. Julie Hanson. (Professor Mark Greengrass.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

A regional road to revolution: religion, politics and society in S.W. Scotland, 1600-50. Sharon Adams. (Professor Michael Lynch and Dr. Julian M. Goodare.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Fabricating radicalism: Ephraim Pagitt and 17th-century heresiology. S.C. Dyton. (Dr. Colin J. Burrow.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, 1603-43. Michael Cahill. (Professor Bernard S. Capp.) Warwick Ph.D. 2002.

The relationship between religious thought and the theory and practice of church music in England, 1603-c.1640. Peter Webster. (Dr. Anthony Milton and Dr. Alan Brown.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

'For a decent order in the church': ceremony, culture and community in an early Stuart diocese. Peter L. Abraham. (Professor P. Glenn Burgess.) Hull Ph.D. 2002.

The politics of space: experienced, perceived and imagined space in early Stuart England. Ross D. Parry. (Professor Kevin M. Sharpe.) Southampton Ph.D. 2001.

'State of nature or Eden'? Thomas Hobbes and his contemporaries on the natural condition of human beings. Helen C. Thornton. (Professor P. Glenn Burgess.) Hull Ph.D. 2002.

Medicines for London: the trade, regulation and lifecycle of London apothecaries, c.1610-c.1670. Patrick H.J. Wallis. (Miss Margaret H. Pelling.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Composers of Norwich cathedral, 1620-1819. T.R. Roast. East Anglia Ph.D. 1998.

The Layburnes and their world, c.1620-1720: the English Catholic community and the House of Stuart. F. Alison Wright. (Professor Bruce P. Lenman.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

Highland politics, 1625-43. Sherrilynn D. Theiss. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

Degrees of divinity: the intellectual resources of the radical imagination in England, c.1630-1660. Nicholas McDowell. Oxford D.Phil. 2000.

Self-effacing agents: women and the pamphlet culture of revolutionary England, 1640-60. Marcus Nevitt. (Professor Mark Greengrass and Dr. Susan J. Owen.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

Saints and malignants: aspects of change in the religious life of two midland counties, Derbyshire and Leicestershire, during the Civil War and Commonwealth. Susan Joyce. (Dr. William J. Shiels.) York M.A. 2002.

Who cared? A study of the provision of nursing care and welfare for sick and wounded soldiers and their families during the civil wars and Interregnum, 1642-60. Eric E. Gruber von Arni. (Dr. James H. Thomas.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 1999.

The theology of violence: just war, regicide and the end of time in the English Revolution. Mark R.M. Bell. (Dr. Felicity M. Heal.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

English national identity and the idea of citizenship in Leveller thought, c.1642-1649. R.H. Foxley. (Professor John S. Morrill.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

The political making of the New Model Army, 1644-7. Gabriella Catemario. (Professor John L. Miller.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Consumer and consumption, 1650-1750: a study of household goods and the middling sort in S. Westmorland and Furness. Linda McGhie. (Dr. Stephen Caunce and Dr. Peter Leach.) Central Lancashire M.Phil. 2002.

Violence and violent crime in the north east, 1650-1720. Joanna Z. Bath. (Dr. Jeremy P. Boulton.) Newcastle Ph.D. 2001.

John Tillotson: a reappraisal Peter Facer. (Dr. G. Alan Ford.) Durham M.Litt. 2001.

Sir Christopher Musgrave of Cumberland and Westmorland, c.1631-1704: a northern gentleman and his political worlds. Clark S. Colman. (Professor Ann L. Hughes.) Keele Ph.D. 2002.

The township of Stannington, S. Yorkshire, 1660-1900. Julia Hatfield. (Professor David G. Hey.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

Assemblies and politeness, 1660-1840. Angela Dain. (Professor Richard G. Wilson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2000.

The context and development of the thoroughbred horse and horse racing in Yorkshire, c.1660-1800. David J. Wilkinson. (Dr. William J. Sheils.) York M.A. 2001.

Some aspects of Scottish country house construction in the post-Restoration period. Charles Wemyss. (Professor Charles A. McKean.) Dundee M.Phil. 2002.

The Scottish parliament in the Restoration era, 1660-81. Gillian H. Macintosh. (Professor Keith M. Brown.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2002.

The care of country churches in Herefordshire, c.1662-1752, with special reference to the archdeaconry of Hereford and the capitular peculiars. Elizabeth D. Paul. (Professor Charles V. Phythian-Adams.) Leicester Ph.D. 2002.

The East India Company and John and Nathaniel Cholmley, diamond merchants, 1664-93: Yorkshire connections with global expansion. Rosalind Bowden. (Professor James Walvin and Dr. Simon D. Smith.) York M.A. 2002.

The Popish Plot and Catholic martyrology, 1678-1930. O.W. Lee. (Dr. Mark A. Goldie.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Whig literary culture: poetry, politics and patronage, 1678-1714. Abigail A. Williams. Oxford D.Phil. 2000.

John Caryll and the context of English Catholic Jacobitism, 1679-1711. G.N. Glickman. (Dr. Mark A. Goldie.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The life and works of Bishop Francis Hutchinson, writer on witchcraft. Andrew Sneddon. (Dr. Robert J.R. Poole.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2002.

William Whiston: natural philosopher, prophet, primitive Christian. Stephen D. Snobelen. (Dr. Simon J. Schaffer.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2000.

Accounting change in the Bank of Scotland, 1695-c.1970 Stephanie L. Coutts. (Dr. Samuel McKinstry and Dr. Stephen P. Walker.) Paisley Ph.D. 2002.

From 1700

Culture and society in W. Cornwall, 1700-1900. Laura J. Hosking. (Dr. N. James Vernon.) Manchester Ph.D. 2001.

Community study of an E. Yorkshire parish (Weaverthorpe) in the 18th and 19th centuries. Jennifer Lawler. (Professor Edward Royle.) York M.A. 2002.

Attitudes to investment risk amongst West Midland canal and railway company investors, 1700-1850. Sarah Hudson. (Dr. Sarah Richardson and Dr. Margot Finn.) Warwick Ph.D. 2002.

Crops and contracts: land tenure in England, c.1700-1850. David R. Stead. (Professor Avner Offer.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Imagining Britain: heroism and the mediation of nationhood in the 18th century. Matthew Adams. (Professors Colin D.H. Jones and Carolyn K. Steedman.) Warwick Ph.D. 2002.

Speaking relatively: a history of incest and the family in 18th-century England. Seth J. Denbo. (Dr. Dror Wahrman and Professor Carolyn K. Steedman.) Warwick Ph.D. 2001.

English Restoration monarchy in the 18th century. Gregory D.W. Gifford. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

Female sexuality in 18th-century erotica. Julie Peakman. London Ph.D. 2002.

Early 18th-century 'polite' ideals in British and Irish periodicals, from the Tatler to the Universal Spectator. P.M. Driscoll. (Dr. Lawrence E. Klein.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

'To begin the world anew': Arthur Dobbs (1689-1765), political economy and patronage. Joanne McKay. (Mr. Stephen J.S. Ickringill.) Ulster M.Phil. 2002.

The Spalding Gentlemen's Society: the communication of science in the East Midlands of England, 1710-60. Michael Honeybone. (Professor Colin A. Russell and Dr. David C. Goodman.) Open University Ph.D. 2002.

Georgian monarchical culture in England, 1714-60. H.E. Smith. (Dr. Mark A. Goldie.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Print in provincial England: Reading and Northampton, c.1720-1800. Ian P. Jackson. (Dr. James R. Raven.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Government in an English provincial town: the corporation of Ipswich, 1720-95. David Clemis. (Professor Peter J.R. King.) Leicester Ph.D. 2000.

Commerce and finance in English graphic satire, c.1720-c.1783. E. McA. Stewart. (Dr. A.J. Boyd Hilton.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The character of an independent whig: a study of the work of John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon, including a comparative analysis of the social and political thought of Bernard Mandeville. Annie C. Mitchell. (Professor Fred Rosen.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Electoral politics and social change in Northampton, 1727-74. David Insull. (Dr. Steven Hindle.) Warwick M.A. 2002.

Land tenure in the East Riding of Yorkshire, c.1730-1925. Martin Craven. (Professor Michael E. Turner.) Hull Ph.D. 2002.

Honour in the age of Walpole, 1730-42. K.L. Hardcastle. (Dr. Lawrence E. Klein.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

'Marry - stitch - die, or do worse'? Female self-employment and small business proprietorship in London, c.1740-1880. Alison C. Parkinson. (Dr. K. Jane Humphries.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Opera and nationalism in mid 18th-century Britain. Suzanne E. Aspden. Oxford D.Phil. 1999.

'A very model of a missionary priest': the pastoral work of Bishop Richard Challoner in the Catholic London district in the 18th century. David A.R. Butler. (Professor D. Hugh McLeod and Dr. M.F. Snape.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2001.

Congregational connexionalism: a study of General Baptists and their successors in Derbyshire, 1750-1914. Margaret J. Wombwell. (Professor J. Clyde G. Binfield.) Sheffield M.Phil. 2002.

The institution of police in Britain, c.1750-1856: a study in historical governmentality. Francis Dodsworth. (Professor Patrick J. Joyce.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

Derby porcelain and the early English fine ceramic industry, c.1750-1830. Judith A. Anderson. (Mr. David T. Johnson.) Leicester Ph.D. 2002.

Some aspects of Roman Catholic service in the land forces of the British Crown, c.1750-c.1820. Velmo J.L. Fontana. (Dr. James H. Thomas.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 2002.

Croome Park: tracing the vision of Capability Brown. Shirley Jeffray. (Dr. Martin J.C. Lowry.) Warwick M.A. 2002.

The British Museum: the cultural politics of a national institution. Elisabeth S. Kehoe. (Professor David N. Cannadine.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The role of Joseph Priestley as an educationalist in the 18th century. Norman F. Rose. (Dr. Ruth E. Watts.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2002.

The conduct and trial of Admiral Byng and its public reception. Michael Cook. (Dr. Simon D. Smith.) York M.A. 2001.

The puerperal fever controversies: a study of 'Enlightenment science' in British medicine, 1760-1850. Christine Hallett. (Professor Brian S. Pullan.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

The 'independent man' in English political culture, 1760-1832. Matthew McCormack. (Professor Francis O'Gorman.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

'In the newest manner': the economy and society of Devizes, Wiltshire, 1760-1820. Lorna Haycock. (Dr. James H. Thomas.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 2002.

The development of the silk industry in Hertfordshire in the Industrial Revolution. Sheila Jennings. (Professor Nigel R. Goose.) Hertfordshire Ph.D. 2002.

Cultural history of death, 1770-1825. Luke A.F. Davidson. (Professor Christopher Clark.) York Ph.D. 2001.

Pictorial representations in the 18th-century women's periodical, The Lady's Magazine. K.L. Jones. (Dr. Lawrence E. Klein.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Crafted links: the transformation of Masonic ritual order, 1772-1802. An intellectual history of the Preston-Webb synthesis. William Stemper. Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Britains oldest police? A history of policing in Glasgow, 1779-1846. David Barrie. (Professors Thomas M. Devine and W. Hamish Fraser.) Strathclyde M.Phil. 2001.

Working-class education and illiteracy in Leicester, 1780-1870. Elaine Brown. (Professor Keith D.M. Snell.) Leicester Ph.D. 2002.

Popular perceptions of Scottishness, 1780-1850. Kino Iwazumi. (Dr. Graeme Morton and Professor Robert J. Morris.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Gender, crime and discretion in the English criminal justice system, c.1780-1850. Deirdre Palk. (Professor Peter J.R. King.) Leicester Ph.D. 2001.

'As lated tongues bespoke': popular protest in south-east England, 1790-1840. Carl J. Griffin. (Dr. Paul Glennie.) Bristol Ph.D. 2002.

Symbolic representation on maps: the Ordnance Survey and windmills. William Bignell. (Professor Roger J.P. Kain.) Exeter Ph.D. 2001.

The role of 'national defence' in British politics, 1795-1805. J.S.M.J. Faulkner. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The causes and effects of the divisions within Methodism in Bradford, 1796-1857. James G. Terry. Huddersfield Ph.D. 1999.

From 1800

The 'rediscovery' of Botticelli in the 19th and 20th centuries. Alexandra Steyger. (Professor Colin F. Richmond.) Keele Ph.D. 2002.

History of foot and mouth disease, 19th and 20th century. Abigail Woods. (Professor John V. Pickstone.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

Locality and community in the Whaley Bridge district, 1800-1945. Linda Craig. (Dr. Christopher P. Lewis and Dr. Jon M. Lawrence.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2002.

The development of the city of Glasgow police, c.1800-1939. Alistair L. Goldsmith. (Professor W. Hamish Fraser.) Strathclyde Ph.D. 2002.

Archaeology, museums and the nation in 19th- and early 20th-century Ireland. Elizabeth M. Crooke. Cambridge Ph.D. 1999.

The influences of public school literature and culture on 19th- and early 20th-century concepts of adolescence. Jenny Holt. (Dr. Dinah Birch and Professor Francis O'Gorman.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

The romantic image: the culture, heritage and iconography of Scotland in the 19th century. Emma S. Forsyth. (Dr. Irene E. Maver.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2001.

The role of Lancashire coroners in the 19th century. Gordon Glasgow. (Dr. Ian A. Burney.) Manchester M.Phil. 2002.

The property of all: public access to scientific education in 19th-century Ireland. Enda C. Leaney. (Dr. James A. Bennett.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Artisan naturalists: science as popular culture in 19th-century England. Penelope A. Secord. London Ph.D. 2002.

A national correspondence: Post Office reform and fictions of communication in 19th-century British culture Katie-Louise Thomas. (Dr. Kate Flint.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Women and evangelical religion in Kent and Northamptonshire, 1800-50. Sibyl M. Phillips. (Professor Keith D.M. Snell.) Leicester Ph.D. 2001.

Phrenology's nature and the spread of popular naturalism in Britain, c.1800-1850. J.M. van Wyhe. (Professor Martin J. Daunton.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

Gypsy identity, 'racial improvement' and evangelical reform in early 19th-century Britain. J.D. Coffin. (Dr. Lawrence E. Klein.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

A historical geography of glacial theory in early 19th-century Edinburgh. Diarmid Finnegan. Edinburgh M.Res. 2001.

Henry Lilley Smith (1788-1859), surgeon, philanthropist and originator of provident dispensaries: a study of the career, ideas and the achievements of a 19th-century country doctor. Simon Wheeler. Warwick M.A. 1996.

The integration of residential institutions into their local urban arenas: Lancaster, c.1810-1885. Samuel Johnson. (Dr. Michael J. Winstanley and Dr. Stephen Constantine.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2002.

Irish migrant identity in Yorkshire and Lancashire, 1815-45. Mariclaire Langstaff. (Dr. Ian Duffield and Professor Robert J. Morris.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Satirical journalism in London, 1815-21. B.K. Wilson. (Professor Martin J. Daunton.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The duke of Wellington and the people, 1819-32. Shaun R. Durham. Southampton Ph.D. 1999.

Mobilizing traditions in the animal defence movement in Britain, 1820-1920. Chien-Hui Li. (Dr. Alastair J. Reid.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Unfortunate beings: juvenile criminality in York, 1820-50. Jeannette Bollen. (Professor Edward Royle.) York M.A. 2000.

Charles Golightly (1807-85), Church parties and university politics in Victorian England. Andrew C. Atherstone. Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

The trials and tribulations of Levy Emanuel Cohen, editor of the Brighton Guardian, 1827-60. Leonard Book. (Mr. John R. Lowerson.) Sussex D.Phil. 2002.

'The railway myth': flat racing in mainland Britain, 1830-1914. John Tolson. (Professor Wray Vamplew.) De Montfort Ph.D. 2000.

Serial journalism and the transformation of English graphic satire, 1830-6. Richard J. Pound. (Dr. Thomas H. Gretton and Professor David Bindman.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Electoral politics in Berwick-upon-Tweed, 1832-85. Michael J. Wickham. (Mr. Alan J. Heesom.) Durham M.Phil. 2002.

The liturgical vision of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin. Christabel J. Powell. (Dr. Sheridan W. Gilley.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.

Oxford Jackson: architecture, education, status and style, 1835-1924. William H. Whyte. (Dr. E. Jane Garnett and Professor Joseph Mordaunt Crook.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The Great Western Railway and the celebration of Englishness. Alan D. Bennett. (Dr. Ralph Harrington.) York Ph.D. 2000.

Women and the Great Western Railway, with special reference to Swindon Works. Rosa Matheson. (Dr. June B. Hannam and Professor Geoffrey Channon.) West of England Ph.D. 2002.

The making of Ruskin's radical reputation. Gill G. Cockram. (Professor Gregory R. Claeys.) London Ph.D. 2002.

A history of the police in N. Wales, c.1840-2000. Henry K. Birch. (Dr. Paul B. O'Leary.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

The Scottish music hall, 1840-1918. Paul Maloney. (Dr. Callum Brown.) Strathclyde M.Phil. 1999.

Conflict and assimilation: the Irish communities in Bolton and Preston, 1840-1914. David Holding. (Professor Neville Kirk.) Manchester Metropolitan Ph.D. 2002.

The vegetarian movement in Britain, c.1840-1901: a study of its development, personnel and wider connections. James R. Gregory. (Professor John G. Rule.) Southampton Ph.D. 2002.

The government of the eye: light technology, liberalism and the Victorian city, 1840-1900. Christopher Otter. (Professor Patrick J. Joyce.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

Albion's sisters: a study of trades directories and female economic participation in the mid 19th century. David Foster. (Professor Gareth Shaw and Dr. Tim Coles.) Exeter Ph.D. 2002.

The influence of the Oxford Movement on Welsh Anglicanism and Nonconformity in the 1840s and 1850s. D. Peter Freeman. (Dr. Prys T.J. Morgan.) Wales Ph.D. 1999.

Decline and change in some west Devon market town parishes, 1841-91. Peter Walker. (Professor Mark Overton and Dr. Joseph L. Melling.) Exeter Ph.D. 2001.

The strike for the People's Charter in 1842. Anthony D. Smith. (Dr. Anthony C. Howe.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The Church defence problem in Conservative politics, 1843-51. Heera Chung. (Dr. A.J. Boyd Hilton.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The contribution of the religious orders to education in Glasgow, 1847-1918. Francis J. O'Hagan. (Dr. A. McPhee.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

Really useful knowledge and the politics of education, with reference to the working-class press, 1848-70. Keith M. Flett. (Dr. Dennis W. Dean.) London Ph.D. 2002.

British amateur astronomers in the second half of the 19th century. Ashton Craine. (Dr. Colin W. Chant.) Open University Ph.D. 2002.

Economy to amenity: the commons of the New Forest and Ashdown Forest, 1851-1939. Lara J. Phelan. (Professor Alun J. Howkins.) Sussex D.Phil. 2002.

The Irish in north-east Wales, 1851-81. Peter Jones. (Professors Roger E. Swift and Elizabeth Malcolm.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2002.

Catering personnel on British passenger liners, 1860-1935. Sari Mäenpää. (Professor W. Robert Lee.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2002.

Character, controversy and community: Anglo-Catholic churches and the working classes in south-east Birmingham, 1865-1939. Kim Wasey. (Professor D. Hugh McLeod.) Birmingham M.Phil. 2002.

The history of gymnastic activity in the West Midlands, with special reference to Birmingham, 1865-1918: with an analysis of military influences, secular and religious innovation and educational developments. Frank Galligan. Coventry Ph.D. 2000.

Conservative women, the Conservative party and the campaign for women's suffrage, 1867-1914. Mitzi M. Auchterlonie. (Dr. Bruce I. Coleman and Dr. Andrew J. Thorpe.) Exeter Ph.D. 2002.

Victorian feminism and 'fallen' women: the campaign to repeal the Contagious Diseases Acts in Britain, 1869-86. Sung-Sook Lee. (Mrs. Anne S. Oldfield and Mr. John R. Lowerson.) Sussex D.Phil. 2002.

Negotiating class: East London cultural projects in the 'making of a working class', 1870-1914. M.T. Finn. (Professor Gareth Stedman Jones.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Aspects of urban history of the Garw Valley, c.1870-1914. Wyn Price. (Dr. Christopher M. Williams.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

'Woman's mission': the temperance and women's suffrage movements in Scotland, c.1870-1914. Megan K. Smitley. (Dr. Lynn C. Abrams and Dr. Eleanor J. Gordon.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

Orkney and Shetland, 1870-1914. Anne Marie Tindley. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

The 'Bury-al Board': poverty, politics and poor relief in the Brixworth Union, Northamptonshire, c.1870-1900. Elizabeth T. Hurren. (Dr. Peter W.J. Bartrip and Professor Peter J.R. King.) Leicester Ph.D. 2000.

The decline of infant mortality: Royal Leamington Spa, 1871-1910. Gillian W. Baird. Open University M.Phil. 1989.

Female domestic service in late Victorian Chester, 1871-1901. Jacqueline Perry. (Professor John C. Belchem.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2002.

The National Training School for Music, 1873-82: catalyst or cul-de-sac? A critical analysis of the circumstances leading to the rise and fall of Sir Henry Cole's music school at South Kensington. Giles W.E. Brightwell. Durham M.A. 1999.

A social history of the football manager, 1880-c.1966. Neil Carter. (Professors Tony Mason and Carolyn K. Steedman.) Warwick Ph.D. 2002.

The education of the blind, 1880s-1920s. Lyn Payne. (Dr. J. Michael Sanderson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2002.

Intercepting infection: quarantine, the Port Sanitary Authority and immigration in late 19th- and early 20th-century Britain. Krista Maglen. (Professor M. Anne Crowther and Dr. Marguerite W. Duprée.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

Methodist Episcopal and Wesleyan Methodist deaconess work in the late 19th and early 20th centuries: a paradigm for evangelism. Laceye C. Warner. Bristol Ph.D. 2000.

Investigating character in England, c.1880-1914. Nathan Roberts. (Professor Michael E. Rose.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

The construction of artistic masculinity in James McNeill Whistler, Walter Sickert and Wyndham Lewis, c. 1880-1914. Jonathan C. Shirland. (Dr. Andrew F. Hemingway and Dr. David P. Corbett.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The British empire and international students at the University of Edinburgh, 1880-1914. Ian Wotherspoon. (Dr. Thomas J. Barron and Dr. Victor H. Rothwell.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Interpersonal violence in late Victorian and Edwardian England: Staffordshire, 1880-1910 Kevin S. Felstead. (Professor David M. Vincent.) Keele Ph.D. 2001.

The party avent and English electoral culture, c.1880-c.1906. Kathryn S. Rix. (Dr. Jonathan P. Parry.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Socialist Darwinism: the response of the Left to Darwinian evolutionary theory, 1880-1905. Caroline Ogilvie. (Professor Gregory R. Claeys.) London Ph.D. 2002.

379 Forgotten geographies: spaces of black women's identity in late 19th-century London. Tanya C. Bressey. (Dr. Richard J. Dennis and Dr. Claire Dwyer.) London Ph.D. 2002.

A geography of institutional health care in late 19th-century England and Wales. Karl D. Wilding. Leeds Ph.D. 2000.

The Social Democratic Federation and the revival of socialism in Britain in the 1880s. J. Owen. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Networks of creativity: a study on scientific achievement in British physiology, c.1881-1945. Abigail O'Sullivan Tierney. (Professor Robert Fox.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Irish separatism, 1882-1914. Matthew J. Kelly. (Professor Robert F. (Roy) Foster.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Parties, issues and personalities: the structural determinants of Irish voting behaviour, 1885-2000. Simon W. King. Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Teachers and football: the origins, development and influence of schoolboy Football Associations in London, 1885-1915. Columba J. Kerrigan. (Professor Richard E. Aldrich and Dr. David R. Crook.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The political and military career of Major-General J.E.B. Seely, 1868-1947. Cathleen E. Cooper. (Mr. Adrian J. Vinson.) Southampton M.Phil. 2001.

'Flame and burnt offering': a life of Constance Lytton, 1869-1923. Michelle Myall. (Professor June Purvis.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 1999.

Will Crooks MP, local activist and labour pioneer - Poplar to Woolwich 1852-1921. Paul Tyler. (Professor Denis O. Judd and Dr. Roland E. Quinault.) London Metropolitan Ph.D. 2002.

389 Health and welfare of mothers and infants: Worcestershire, 1890-1948. Judith Porter. (Dr. Dilwyn Porter and Dr. Hilary Marland.) Coventry M.Phil. 2002.

Middle-class women and horticultural education, 1890-1939. Anne M. Meredith. (Professor Alun J. Howkins.) Sussex D.Phil. 2002.

'A place of teaching and research': University College London and the origins of the research university in Britain, 1890-1914. Mark N. Pendleton. (Professor David W. French.) London Ph.D. 2002.

What the campaigns to repeal the Contagious Diseases Acts revealed about men's and women's relationships at the end of the 19th century. D.V. Cencig. (Dr. Pam Hirsch.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Children of the nation? A study of the health and well-being of Oxfordshire children, 1891-1939. Katherine H. Field. (Dr. Kate Tiller and Miss Margaret H. Pelling.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Lancashire, Derbyshire and East Coast Railway. David R.H. Wilmot. (Professor Colin Divall.) York M.A. 2001.

An investigation into the factors influencing infant mortality in Cholsey sub-district, Berkshire, 1892-1900. Patricia A. Buckingham. Open University M.Phil. 1989.

A bad press? Popular newspapers, the Labour party and British politics from Northcliffe to Blair James Thomas. (Mr. Peter P. Stead.) Wales Ph.D. 1999.

The state, the public and the trials of Adolf Beck, 1895-1904. R. Blakeslee Gilpin. (Dr. J. Davis.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Empire, nationalism and Fabianism in the thought of John S. Furnivall. H.-J. Pham. (Dr. Timothy N. Harper.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

From 1900

Case studies in British management, public and business sectors 1900-present: an analysis of internal and external management. Duncan McTavish. (Dr. Duncan M. Ross and Professor Anthony Slaven.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

Autobiographical acts, ethnic memory and the history of Afro-Caribbean and Jewish communities in 20th-century Britain. Gemma Romain. (Professor A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.) Southampton Ph.D. 2001.

The politics of autism: a case study in 20th-century mental health science and policy. Anna Skotko. (Dr. Charles Webster.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

The development of occupational therapy in Scotland, 1900-60. Catherine F. Paterson. (Dr. David F. Smith.) Aberdeen Ph.D. 2002.

The social and political activity of the Cadbury family: a study in manipulative capitalism. Kevin Dowd. (Professor Roy A. Lowe.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

Labour's attitudes to social reform, 1900-14. Dennis Benson. (Professor Ian Levitt and Dr. Alan Pratt.) Central Lancashire M.Phil. 2002.

The Freewoman: feminism and individualism in the early 20th century. L.M. Delap. (Dr. Deborah Thom.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Lying-in in Liverpool: a social history of the development of Liverpool's maternity services, with particular reference to provisions for poor women, 1902-48. Emma Latham. (Dr. Laurie J. Feehan and Mr. Roger H. Spalding.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2002.

History of the Manchester Medical School. Helen Valier. (Professor John V. Pickstone.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

The early political career of Sir James Craig, 1903-14. Terence Daly. (Professor Keith J. Jeffery.) Ulster Ph.D. 2002.

Progress in the parish: colliery development and local government in the Doncaster coalfield, 1905-15. Gillian C. Oakley. (Dr. Richard C. Whiting.) Leeds Ph.D. 2002.

Fire control for British Dreadnoughts: choices of technology and supply. John Brooks. (Professor Andrew D. Lambert.) London Ph.D. 2001.

State financial provision for the elderly, 1908-48, with special reference to Northamptonshire. John Adams. (Dr. Peter W.J. Bartrip.) Leicester M.Phil. 2002.

Local government film censorship: the control of film exhibition in England and Wales, 1909-39. Sian Lewis. (Professor Rodney Lowe.) Bristol Ph.D. 2002.

Auxiliary forces for the land defence of Great Britain, 1909-19. K. William Mitchinson. (Professor Ian F.W. Beckett.) Luton Ph.D. 2002.

The Mental Deficiency Acts, 1913-48: medical care, control and eugenics. Pamela L. Dale. (Dr. Joseph L. Melling.) Exeter Ph.D. 2001.

Lost souls in the House of Restoration? British ex-servicemen and war disability pensions, 1914-30. Helen Bettinson. (Professor Roger J. Cooter.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2002.

'Loss of innocence': the emotional transition from civilian to soldier in the First World War. C.J. Moore-Bick. (Dr. S. Peter Martland.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

World press reaction to the 1916 Irish rebellion. J. David Williams. (Mr. Owen Dudley Edwards and Professor Michael Anderson.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Identity, politics and piety: the intellectual remaking of Catholicism in the archdiocese of Glasgow, 1918-65. Clifford Williamson. (Dr. Richard J. Finlay and Professor James F. McMillan.) Strathclyde Ph.D. 2000.

419 Observant travel: distant fieldwork in British geography, 1918-60. Paul Merchant. (Dr. David Matless and Dr. Charles Watkins.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2000.

'A sun among cities': space, identities and queer male practices, London, 1918-57. Matthew Houlbrook. (Professor Geoffrey J. Crossick.) Essex Ph.D. 2002.

The campaign for equal pay in teaching and the Civil Service, 1918-55. Katherine Taylor. (Professor Carolyn K. Steedman and Dr. James S. Hinton.) Warwick M.Phil. 2002.

Making women magistrates: feminism, citizenship and justice in England and Wales, 1918-50. Anne Logan. (Professors Angela V. John and Mick Ryan.) Greenwich Ph.D. 2002.

The question of identity within the Anglo-Jewish elite, 1918-45. Susan P. England. (Professor A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.) Southampton Ph.D. 2002.

A pleasant change from politics: the musical culture of the British labour movement, 1918-39. Duncan Hall. (Professors Carolyn K. Steedman and Tony Mason.) Warwick Ph.D. 2000.

The role of design in the Lancashire cotton industry, 1918-39. Frederika Launert. (Dr. Christine E. Boydell and Dr. J. Geoffrey Timmins.) Central Lancashire Ph.D. 2002.

Issues of disarmament in British defence and foreign policy, 1918-25. Gerard A. Silverlock. (Dr. Michael L. Dockrill.) London Ph.D. 2000.

An environmental history of state forestry in Scotland, 1919-70. K. Jan W. Oosthoek. (Dr. Fiona J. Watson and Professor George C. Peden.) Stirling Ph.D. 2002.

Bureaucratic acceptance of citizenship in the voluntary sector, 1919-39: the case of the National Council of Social Service. Simon D. Adderley. (Professor Duncan M. Tanner and Dr. J. Ronald Brooks.) Wales Ph.D. 2001.

Debating gender: approaches to femininity and masculinity in the popular national daily press in inter-war Britain. Adrian C. Bingham. (Mrs Janet H. Howarth.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The language of Conservatism in Lancashire between the wars: a study of Ashton-under-Lyne, Chorley, Clitheroe, Royton and South Salford. James Dearling. (Dr. N. James Vernon.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

'Between work and sleep': leisure and civil society in inter-war Britain. Philippa Grand. (Professor A. Penny Summerfield.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

Educational welfare policy and opportunity for working-class children, 1919-39: a study of Preston and district. David Hughes. (Professors Ian Levitt and Christine Kinealy.) Central Lancashire M.Phil. 2002.

'A rough kind of feminism': the formation of working-class women's identities, Clydeside, c.1919-1936. Anne-Marie Hughes. (Dr. Richard J. Finlay.) Strathclyde Ph.D. 2001.

Against all the odds: women in the communist party in Scotland, 1920-91: an oral history. Neil Rafeek. (Professor James F. McMillan and Dr. Arthur J. McIvor.) Strathclyde Ph.D. 1998.

The internal combustion engine and British working-class mobility. Tony Carr. (Dr. Colin W. Chant.) Open University Ph.D. 2002.

Jews in the Communist party of Great Britain, 1920-48: ethnic susceptibility, generational divergence and party strategy. Jason L. Heppell. (Professor Colin Holmes and Dr. David E. Martin.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2001.

Anglo-Irish relations and the partition of Ireland. Christopher Reeves. Wales Ph.D. 2002.

Conservatism and society: aspects of government policy, 1924-9. Melinda A. Haunton. (Professor John A. Turner.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Crime and unemployment in south Wales: the disclosure of an inter- and post-war debate. Gary Rauter. (Mr. Peter P. Stead.) Wales M.Phil. 2002.

Theses continued

The history of community care for people with learning difficulties in Norfolk, 1930-80. Sheena E. Rolph. Open University Ph.D. 1999.

Voices raised in Cheltenham: personal and institutional perspectives on St. Mary's College, 1930-70. Ann E. Mathie. (Dr. Charles R.V. More, Professor Mary Fuller and Dr. Melanie J. Ilic.) Gloucestershire Ph.D. 2002.

Consent and the caesarean sections, c.1930-1965. Julie Morgan. (Dr. M. Hilary Marland.) Warwick M.A. 2002.

A socio-historical study of the British Federation of University Women, 1930-57. Alison Golby. (Professor June Purvis and Dr. Kenneth J. Lunn.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 1999.

Angels with dirty faces: children, cinema and censorship in 1930s Britain. Sarah J. Smith. (Professor Callum Brown.) Strathclyde Ph.D. 2001.

The Anglican understanding of Nazism, and its influence on the history and memory of the Holocaust. Thomas Lawson. (Professor A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.) Southampton Ph.D. 2001.

A political biography of Alexander Raven Thomson. Peter R. Pugh. (Mr. Richard C. Thurlow.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

The United Front and the Popular Front in the north-east of England, 1936-9. Lewis H. Mates. (Prof. Martin Pugh.) Newcastle Ph.D. 2002.

Anglo-Jewry and the refugee children, 1938-45. Paula Hill. (Dr. Nicholas Stargardt and Professor John A. Turner.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Women's experiences at Royal Holloway, 1939-59. Elizabeth L. Kirk. (Dr. Amanda J. Vickery.) London M.Phil. 2002.

Behind the thin black line: Leslie Illingworth and the political cartoonist in wartime. Mark Bryant. (Professor David A. Welch.) Kent Ph.D. 2002.

Holding the line: the Royal Navy's home fleet in the Second World War. James Levy. (Mr. Michael A. Simpson.) Wales Ph.D. 2001.

The intellectual framework of voluntary social service, c.1940-1960. S. John Jenkins. (Professor Martin J. Daunton.) London Ph.D. 2002.

'Very deeply dyed in the black': the resurrection of British fascism, 1940-53. Graham D. Macklin. (Mr. Richard C. Thurlow.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

The language of occupation: Guernsey, 1940-5. Alice Evans. (Professor Carolyn K. Steedman.) Warwick M.A. 2002.

'Wartime Guests or Borrowed Children?' Wartime Surveys and the Experience of Evacuation. Alice Smith (Dr Paul Addison, Dr Jeremy A. Crang) University of Edinburgh, Centre for Second World War Studies M.Sc. by Historical Research 2002.

Jewish immigration into Britain after 1945. Sean Kelly. (Professor Colin Holmes and Dr. Robert Moore.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2002.

The aesthetics of class in post-war Britain. Paul L. Long. (Professor Carolyn K. Steedman and Dr. Jonathan Jacobs.) Warwick Ph.D. 2001.

The impact of the rundown and privatization of Portsmouth royal dockyard since 1945. Gordon Pritchard. (Dr. Kenneth J. Lunn.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 2002.

'Settlers' men' or policemen? The ambiguities of 'colonial' policing, 1945-80 Georgina Sinclair. (Dr. Philip V. Murphy.) Reading Ph.D. 2002.

Giving from afar: the crisis of child support in post-war Great Britain. Bryan Wykoff Leach. (Professor Avner Offer.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

Professional football and its supporters in the north-west of England, 1946-85. Gavin Mellor. (Dr. David C. Russell and Dr. Rex Pope.) Central Lancashire Ph.D. 2002.

M1: a cultural geography of an English motorway, 1946-65. Peter R. Merriman. (Dr. David Matless and Dr. Charles Watkins.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2001.

The life experiences of university-educated women: graduates of the University of Liverpool, 1947-79. Sarah J. Aiston. (Dr. Sylvia A. Harrop.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2000.

War and aftermath: British cinema and society in the late 1940s. Stephen N. Guy. (Professor John A. Ramsden.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Appleton's architects: building the University of Edinburgh, 1949-65. Clive Barr Fenton. Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

The strange death of Labour England: collective provision and social cohesion in Southwark, 1950-2000. H. Harold J. Carter. (Professor Avner Offer.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

The Cabinet committee system and the development of British colonial policy, 1951-64. John Finlayson. (Dr. Richard C. Whiting and Dr. O.A. Hartley.) Leeds Ph.D. 2002.

'The fools have stumbled on their best man by accident': an analysis of the 1957 and 1963 Conservative party leadership selections. Stephen D. Miller. Huddersfield Ph.D. 1999.

British economic and social planning, 1959-70. Glen S. O'Hara. (Professor Kathleen Burk.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Political change in N.W. Wales, 1960-75: the decline of the Labour party and the rise of Plaid Cymru. Andrew C. Edwards. (Professors Duncan M. Tanner and R. Merfyn Jones.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

The civil rights movement in Northern Ireland during the 1960s. S. Prince. (Dr. Robert P. Tombs.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The origins and history of the special adviser with particular reference to the 1964-70 Wilson administration. Andrew Blick. (Professor Peter J. Hennessy.) London Ph.D. 2002.

INTERNATIONAL HISTORY

From Malabar to Macau. The Portuguese in China during the 16th century: a synthesis of early Luso-Chinese sources. Stephen T.-H. Chang. (Dr. Joan-Pau Rubies.) Reading Ph.D. 2002.

Bhuvanekabahu VII and the Portuguese: temporal and spiritual encounters in Sri Lanka, 1521-51. Alan Leiper Strathern. (Dr. Peter B.R. Carey and Professor Tom Earle.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

British-colonial privateering in the War of the Spanish succession, 1702-13. Nicholas Morley. (Dr. Simon Newman.) Glasgow M.Phil. 2000.

To the east or to the west? Agents in the recruitment of migrants for British North America and Habsburg Hungary, 1717-70. William T. O'Reilly. (Professor Robert J.W. Evans and Dr. Peter J. Thompson.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

Gouverneur Morris in Paris. G.M. Betros. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

'Where West and East meets': change and continuity in the British administration of Jamaica, Barbados and the Leeward Islands in connection to the rule of India. T.L. Billstrom. (Dr. Betty C. Wood.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The significance of Liebig's Familiar Letters on Chemistry (1843) for the popularization and institutionalization of chemistry in the 19th century. Nicholas P. Edwards. (Professor Nicholas J. Cull.) Leicester Ph.D. 2002.

Imperial footprints: Lady Aberdeen and Lady Dufferin in Ireland, Canada and India, 1870-1914. Valerie McLeish. (Professor Catherine M. Hall.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The geographies of global humanitarianism: the Anti-Slavery Society and the Aborigines Protection Society, 1884-1933. Roderick E. Mitcham. (Professor Felix F. Driver.) London Ph.D. 2002.

French policy towards the Unionist regime in the Ottoman empire, 1908-1914. James Harrison. (Dr. Feroz A.K. Yasamee.) Manchester Ph.D. 1996.

German, British and Ottoman espionage and propaganda in the Middle East during the First World War. H. Tilman Ludke. (Dr. Eugene L. Rogan.) Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

The League of Nations and human rights: from practice to theory. Barbara H.M. Metzger. (Dr. Zara S. Steiner.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

Managing the Dominions: the Dominions Office and the Second World War. Andrew D. Stewart. (Dr. Saki Dockrill.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The role of senior representatives of the U.S. military in negotiating the charter of the United Nations, 1944-5. Lukas H. Haynes. (Professors Robert J. O'Neill and Edward A. Roberts.) Oxford M.Litt. 2002.

Plague of poverty: the World Health Organization, tuberculosis and international development, c.1945-1980. S.S. Amrith. (Ms. Emma Rothschild.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The economic dimensions of the Marshall Plan in Greece, 1947-52: the origins of the the Greek economic miracle. Apostolos Vetsopoulos. (Professor Kathleen Burk.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Harry Truman and the United States' recognition of Israel. M. Ottolenghi. (Professor Anthony J. Badger.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The Anglo-American relationship and propaganda strategies in the Middle East, 1953-7. James R. Vaughan. (Professor Kathleen Burk.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Britain, the Laos problem, and the collapse of peace in Indochina, 1954-62. Phillip T.K. Hughes. (Professor Andrew N. Porter.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The Commonwealth and European integration: competing commitments for Britain, 1956-67. Philip R. Alexander. (Dr. Ronald Hyam.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

From Eisenhower to Kennedy: the United States' policy of accommodating the United Arab Republic, 1958-63. Sattam Al-Otaiby. (Dr. Peter C. Lowe and Dr. Feroz A.K. Yasamee.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002.

Islam in Europe, 1960 to the present. J.M.A.T.G. Hieber. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

A history of the International Centre for Theorectical Physics, 1960-80: ideology and practice in a United Nations institution for scientific co-operation for Third World development. Alexis de Greiff. (Dr. Andrew C. Warwick and Professor Eduardo Ortiz.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The little state department: McGeorge Bundy, the N.S.C. staff and the escalation of the Vietnam War, 1961-5. A.M. Preston. (Dr. John A. Thompson.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

AFRICA

Islamic law in 15th-century Morocco: Muhammad al-Miknasi and his work. Mehemed Twebti. (Professor Gerald R. Hawting.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Class, race and institutional reform in Cape Town and its environs during the era of emancipation, 1823-53. André C. Namphy. (Dr. Stanley Trapido.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Muffled voices: women of the Ghanaian press, 1857-1957. Audrey Gadzekpo. (Dr. Lynne Brydon and Professor Karin Barber.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2002.

Remaking Ndebele and the Kalanga: language and ethnicity in Matebeleland, 1860-1960s. E. Msindo. (Dr. John M. Lonsdale.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Veterinary science and public policy in the Cape colony, 1877-1910. Daniel Gilfoyle. (Professor William J. Beinart.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The British community in occupied Cairo. Lanver Mak. (Dr. Ulrike Freitag.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Lines upon a map: an analysis of the imposition of the western concept of dividing political space in Tanganyika, 1884-1961. Neil A. Ford. (Dr. Paul C. Nugent.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

The poetics of belonging: exhibitions and the performance of white South African identities, 1886-1936. Dipti Bhagat. (Professor Felix F. Driver.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Moving the Maasai: a colonial misadventure. Charlotte J. Hughes. (Professor William J. Beinart and Dr. David A. Turton.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Swahili poetry as a historical source: Utenzi, war poems and the German conquest of East Africa. Jose A. Saavedra Casco. (Dr. David M. Anderson.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Forest exploitation versus conservation in colonial Zimbabwe, with particular reference to the Zambezi teak woodland of northwestern Matebeleland, 1890-1960. Vimbai C. Kwashirai. (Professor William J. Beinart.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Authority and identity: Malawian soldiers in Britain's colonial army, 1891-1964. Timothy J. Lovering. (Dr. K. John McCracken.) Stirling Ph.D. 2002.

African treatment of cattle diseases. Stephen Wright. (Dr. John M. MacKenzie.) Lancaster M.Phil. 2002.

Race, mental health and social control in colonial Kenya, 1900-52. Gail C. Beuschel. (Dr. David M. Anderson.) London Ph.D. 2002.

A social history of south-eastern Tanzania, c.1900-1950. F.M. Becker. (Professor John Iliffe.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Progressivism, agriculture and conservation in the Cape colony, c.1902-1908. Karen B. Brown. (Professor William J. Beinart.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The impact of the 'Alliance Israelite Universelle' on change and modernisation of the Jewish communities of Morocco, 1912-56. Meir B. Abraham. Anglia Ruskin University Ph.D. 2000.

Why do we need the white man's God? African contributions and responses to the formation of a Christian movement in Cameroon, 1914-68. Guy A. Thomas. (Professor Richard J.A.R. Rathbone.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The logistics and politics of the Egyptian campaigns, 1915-19. K. Coates Ulrichsen. (Professor Christopher A. Bayly.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The policy of indirect rule in Bechuanaland protectorate (Botswana), 1926-57. C.J. Makgala. (Professor John Iliffe.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

From colonial administration to colonial state: the transition of government, education and labour in Nyasaland, c.1930-1950. Andrew J. Fairweather-Tall. (Dr. John G. Darwin.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The Rwanda Mission and the Balokole Revival. J. Dunford. (Dr. John M. Lonsdale.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Church and state in decolonisation: the case of Buganda, 1939-62. Caroline Bone Howell. (Dr. Ian R. Phimister.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Circumstances short of global war: British defence, colonial internal security, and decolonisation in Kenya, 1945-65. David A. Percox. (Professor Christopher J. Wrigley.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2001.

Locating 'home': processes of settlement and social change among African women in Cape Town, 1948-2000. Rebekah Lee. (Professor William J. Beinart.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Mission church reactions to 'Bantu education' in South Africa. Neil G.R. Overy. (Professor Shula Marks.) London Ph.D. 2002.

The Gaullists and North Africa, 1951-8. Stephen Tyre. (Professor James F. McMillan.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Famine response and moral economy in Kenya, 1960-84. R. Affolder. (Dr. John M. Lonsdale.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Banda and the British: Anglo-Malawian relations in the 1960s. H.A. Badenoch. (Dr. John M. Lonsdale.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Rhodesian U.D.I. and the search for a settlement, 1964-8: failure of decolonization. Richard T. Coggins. (Dr. Nicholas J. Owen.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Politics, culture and medicine in Malawi: historical continuities and ruptures, with special reference to H.I.V./A.I.D.S. John L.C. Lwanda. Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Representation and Reality: Women and Politicisation in the Western Cape, 1948-1976. Helen Scanlon. (Professor Shula Marks.) London Ph.D. (S.O.A.S. Hist. of Afr.) 2002.

AMERICAN AND THE WEST INDIES

General

Prising the doors of empire: the Anglo-American Caribbean Commission and the American quest for a new West Indies, 1938-45. A.C. Whitham. Wales Ph.D. 1999.

Change and continuity in United States-Colombian relations during the war against drugs, 1970-98. Alexandria Guáqueta. (Dr. Andrew J. Hurrell.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Colonial America and the U.S.A.

Custom, contrast or compromise: the transfer of culture from old to New England in the 17th century - Ormesby, Norfolk to Hampton, New Hampshire. Barbara MacAllan. East Anglia Ph.D. 1999.

Seventeenth-century migration to the American colonies. Jenny Shaw. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

The early planters and the adventurers of the Plymouth colony: examinations and comparisons of their motives for departure to New England. Mariko Iijima. (Dr. Ian W. Archer.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

Transatlantic puritanism and the classical tradition in New England, c.1630-1700, with special reference to Harvard. M.A. Sletcher. (Dr. David L. Smith.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Cotton Mather's cosmology as it relates to the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692-3. David Price. (Professor Timothy V. Hitchcock and Dr. John P.F. Broad.) London Metropolitan Ph.D. 2002.

Eighteenth-century religious revivals in New England, c.1730-1750. M.C. Atkinson. (Dr. Betty C. Wood.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Trade and trading communities in the late 18th-century Atlantic: Liverpool and Philadelphia. Sheryllyne Haggerty. (Dr. Michael J. Power and Dr. Jennifer I. Kermode.) Liverpool Ph.D. 2002.

The welfare and employment of women during the colonisation of Georgia in the late 18th century. B.J. Marsh. (Dr. Richard M. Smith.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Florida's dissenters, rebels and runaways: territorial days to emancipation. Larry E. Rivers. London Ph.D. 2002.

Black slave drivers in the antebellum South. Joanne Berry. (Dr. Steven J. Sarson.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

The impact of technology on the tactics and strategy of the American Civil War. Richard Alford. (Mr. Michael A. Simpson.) Wales Ph.D. 2002.

The impact of the American evangelists, Moody and Sankey, on Scotland, 1873-4. Elizabeth P. Thomson. (Professor G. Ian T. Machin.) Dundee M.Phil. 2002.

Progress and tradition at women's colleges in the American South, 1880-1910. Gillian N. North. (Dr. Martin S. Crawford.) Keele Ph.D. 2001.

The role of Julian Pauncefote in the Anglo-American rapprochement, 1889-1902. Paul Gibb. (Dr. Matthew S. Seligmann.) Leicester Ph.D. 2002.

The pressures for immigration restriction in the Pacific Northwest, 1890-1924. Kristofer M. Allerfeldt. (Professor Jeremy D. Noakes and Dr. Joseph Smith.) Exeter Ph.D. 2001.

'Our brothers across the ocean'? Unionist diplomacy, the Lansdowne Foreign Office and the Anglo-American 'special relationship', 1900-5. Iestyn M. Adams. (Dr. Keith M. Wilson.) Leeds Ph.D. 2002.

The Ossian Sweet case: inter-minority conflict and racial identity in Detroit, 1925-6. P.J.R. Flack. (Professor Anthony J. Badger.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The Republican party and civil rights, 1928-48. Simon Topping. (Dr. John White.) Hull Ph.D. 2002.

Catherine Bauer, 1928-35: from modernism and housing to action. Taina M. Rikala. (Dr. Nicholas O.A. Bullock.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2000.

The political career of Eugene McCarthy. D.C. Sandbrook. (Professor Anthony J. Badger.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The F.B.I., Franklin Roosevelt and the anti-interventionist movement, 1939-45. Douglas M. Charles. (Professor Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones and Dr. D. Stafford.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

A war of words: the use of language in the debate over American foreign policy, 1939-41. John-Paul Mellinship. (Dr. Patricia M. Clavin.) Keele M.Phil. 2001.

Twisting the tale: reading and writing the 1939 British royal visit to the United States. Timothy Barrett. (Dr. Patricia M. Clavin.) Keele Ph.D. 2002.

From world war to Cold War: aspects of the management and co-ordination of American intelligence, 1941-53. L.A. Valero. (Professor Christopher M. Andrew.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Anglo-American strategic co-operation: the role of carrier aviation in western strategy, 1945-55. Clare Scammell. (Professor Andrew D. Lambert.) London Ph.D. 2002.

U.S. and U.K. intelligence assessment during the early Cold War: a comparative study. M.R. Perl. (Professor Christopher M. Andrew.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

History and 1950s Hollywood. D.N. Eldridge. (Professor Anthony J. Badger.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The Black prison experience and the U.S. civil rights movement. Zoe Greer. (Dr. Brian E. Ward.) Newcastle Ph.D. 2002.

An analysis of the anti-gun and pro-gun stances of national congressional delegations for New York, South Carolina, Connecticut and Texas in the firearms restrictions controversy of the 1960s. James W. Murrell. (Dr. John R. Oldfield.) Southampton Ph.D. 2001.

Back down to earth: the development of space policy for N.A.S.A. during the Jimmy Carter administration. M.D. Damuhn. Wales Ph.D. 2000.

West Indies and Caribbean area

Slave societies in Jamaica and Surinam. Henrice Altink. (Professor David Richardson.) Hull Ph.D. 2002.

Slavery in the marginal colonies of the British West Indies. Roy Murray. (Dr. Francis J.D. Lambert and Dr. Michael J. French.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2002.

West Indian slave revolts and the British discourse on slave emancipation, c.1790-1833. Gelien Matthews. (Professor David Richardson and Professor David Eltis.) Hull Ph.D. 2002.

Women and the emergence of the free Indian community in Trinidad, 1869-1945. Chandra Jangbahadoor. (Professor Judith M. Brown and Dr. Steven A. Vertovec.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

West Indian nurses and the National Health Service in Britain, 1950-68. Linda Ali. (Dr. John Howard.) York M.A. 2001.

Central and Latin America

A cultural history of British accounts of travel to Mexico, 1589-1900. A. Gurria Quintana. (Professor U. Peter Burke.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Identities and independence in the provinces of Santa Marta and Riohacha (Colombia), c.1750-c.1850. Steinar A. Saether. (Dr. Anthony McFarlane.) Warwick Ph.D. 2001.

Maracaibo black gold: Venezuelan oil and environment during the Juan Vicente Gomez era, 1908-35. Nikolas Kozloff. (Professor Alan S. Knight.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

'La noble mujer organizada': the 1930s women's movement in Mexico. Stephanie E. Mitchell. (Professor Alan S. Knight.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

ASIA

General

Britain and the origins of the Cold War in East Asia, 1944-9. Christopher J. Baxter. (Dr. Saki Dockrill.) London Ph.D. 2000.

Middle East

Religious interaction between pagans and Christians in Antioch in the late 4th century A.D. Isabella Sandwell. (Professor John A. North.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Tihamah Gazetteer, the southern Red Sea coast of Arabia to 923/1517. Francine L. Stone. (Professor G. Rex Smith.) Manchester Ph.D. 1999.

Marriage and divorce in urban Mamluk society in the 15th century. Aliya Saidi. (Dr. Basim F. Musallam.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

The political and economic history of the Gulf, 1750-1856, with particular reference to the Al Bu Sa'id and the 'Utub. Fatima S. al-Muhairi. (Professor G. Rex Smith.) Manchester Ph.D. 2000.

Aspects of Kuwaiti-Qatari relations, 1766-1995: a Kuwaiti view. Mohammad A.M. al-Roumi. Kent M.A. 1999.

The transformation of a pastoral economy: Bedouin and states in northern Arabia, 1850-1950. Anthony B. Toth. Oxford D.Phil. 2001.

The nationalist movement in Turkey and Great Britain, 1919-23: the relationship between a revolutionary movement and a status quo power. Eren D. Tol. Kent Ph.D. 1999.

The Arab rural economy in Mandate Palestine: peasants under colonial rule. Amos Nadan. London Ph.D. (L.S.E. Econ. Hist.) 2002.

India and Pakistan

The sepoy army and colonial Madras, c.1806-1857. Carina A. Montgomery. (Dr. David A. Washbrook.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Ecology, society and state in the Bengal Delta, c.1840-1880. K.I. Iqbal. (Professor Christopher A. Bayly.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Developing indigenous and European knowledge: the vernacular education movement and neo-orientalism in the Punjab, 1849-70. Jeffrey M. Diamond. (Dr. Avril A. Powell.) London Ph.D. 2002.

History of insanity in British India. Shruti Kapila. (Professor David J. Arnold.) London M.Phil. 2002.

Education in colonial India. Peter A.J. McMorland. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

Pativratas and Kupattis: gender, caste and identity in Punjab, c.1870s-1920s. Anshu Malhotra. (Dr. Avril A. Powell.) London Ph.D. 1998.

Famine process and famine policy: a case study of Ahmednagar District, Bombay Presidency, India, 1870-84. David N.J. Hall-Matthews. (Dr. David A. Washbrook and Professor Barbara Harriss-White.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

The creation of a legendary orientalist: Sir Arthur Woodroffe as 'Arthur Avalon' in Calcutta. B. Kathleen P. Taylor. (Dr. Avril A. Powell.) London Ph.D. 1998.

Sikhs, the Indian army and the Raj, c.1890-1920. G. McCann. (Professor Christopher A. Bayly.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

Negotiating the boundaries of gender and empire: Lady Curzon, vicereine of India, 1898-1905. Nicola J. Thomas. (Dr. James R. Ryan.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

Contesting seclusion: the political emergence of Muslim women in Bhopal, 1901-30. Siobhan Hurley. (Dr. Avril A. Powell.) London Ph.D. 1998.

The Indian independence movement. Brian J. Lincoln. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2002.

Ireland, India and the Lloyd George coalition, 1918-22. T.A. Geddes. (Dr. Rajnarayan S. Chandavarkar.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

588 British policy in Bengal, 1939-1945. Bikramjit De. (Professors Judith M. Brown and Tapan Raychaudhuri.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

South-East Asia

Mapping modernities in Trengganu: nature, Islam and the colonial state, 1850-1930. Bin Mohideen A.K. Shahridan Faiez. (Dr. Stuart E. Corbridge.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Co-operation between the British Army and the Royal Air Force in south-east Asia, 1941-5. Arthur C. Williamson. (Dr. Philip A. Towle.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

The formation and pursuit of British interests in south-east Asia under the Attlee government. Young-Joo Jung. (Dr. Rana S.R. Mitter and Dr. Charles Jones.) Warwick Ph.D. 2002.

Victory denied: the myth of inevitable American defeat in Vietnam. Clevelan D. Walton. Hull Ph.D. 1998.

Far East, East Indies and Philippines

The British occupation of Indonesia, 1945-6. Richard McMillan. (Professor Anthony J. Stockwell.) London Ph.D. 2002.

China, Hong Kong and Korea

The Christian Literature Society for China: the role of its publications, personalities and theology in the late Qing reform movements. Douglas B. Whitefield. (Dr. B. Stanley.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2001.

Ecclesiastical devolution and union in China: the emergence of the first native Protestant Church in South Fujian, 1842-63. David Cheung. (Dr. R. Gary Tiedemann.) London Ph.D. 2002.

Colonialism, post-colonialism and local identity in colonial Taiwanese landscape paintings, 1908-45. Hsin-tien Liao. (Professor N. Stanley.) Central England in Birmingham Ph.D. 2002.

The role of finance in the economic development of Taiwan, 1965-90. Teh-Ling Wang. (Mr. Michael G. Kuczynski.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Japan

Travel, plants, and cross-cultural landscapes: British representation of Japan, 1860-1914. Setsu Tachibana. (Dr. S.J. Daniels and Dr. Charles Watkins.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2000.

Financial development in early industrialisation: Japan and the 'British model', 1868-1914. M. Nishigai. Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The Anglo-Japanese alliance in the English Japanese press, c.1900-1904. E. Monti. (Mr. R. Clive Trebilcock.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The Anglo-Japanese cotton war during the inter-war period, 1920s-30s: international trade disputes, industrial organisations and strategic industrial policies. E. Choi. (Mr. R. Clive Trebilcock.) Cambridge M.Phil. 2002.

The rebirth of a nation: popular pacifism and grassroots revolt in post-war Japan. Mari Yamamoto. (Professor J. Arthur A. Stockwin.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002.

AUSTRALASIA AND PACIFIC

From cannibal to terrorist: state violence, indigenous resistance and representation in West Papua. S. Eben Kirksey. (Dr. Peter B. Carey and Dr. Michael O'Hanlon.) Oxford M.Phil. 2002.

The cultures of Captain James Cook: a contextual examination of his voyages of discovery. Jamie R. Cooke. (Dr. Ian Higginson.) Kent M.A. 2001.

Nature speaks theology: colonialism, cultivation, conversion and the Pacific, 1795-1850. Sujit P. Sivasundaram. (Dr. Jim A. Secord.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002.

Convicts, communication and authority: Britain and New South Wales, 1810-30. Christina J.V. Picton Phillipps. (Dr. Ian Duffield and Dr. Stana Nenadic.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Yoked to the plough: male convict labour, culture and resistance in rural Van Diemen's Land, 1820-40. Bruce Hindmarsh. (Dr. Crispin P. Bates and Dr. Ian Duffield.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2002.

Administering emigration: Thomas Elliot and government-assisted emigration from Britain to Australia, 1831-55. Margaret Ray. (Professor Philip A. Williamson.) Durham Ph.D. 2002.