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Theses Completed 2006
Historiography Identifying Romanness: virtus in Latin historiography during the late republic and early empire. Catalina Balmaceda. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 Hibernia: Celtic tiger in the shadow of an eagle? The historiography of Hiberno-Roman studies and an investigation into the nature and extent of links between Ireland and the Roman world as indicated by textual and material evidence. Eamonn H. Rennick Kelly. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 The Chronicle of Morea: historiography in Crusader Greece. Clare T.M. Shawcross. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 The double life of Scottish history: deployment of the past in Lowland Scotland, 1830-1920. James J. Coleman. (Dr. Colin C. Kidd.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 The water mill in medieval Europe: the Italian case in the findings of 20th-century historiography. Gloria Papaccio. Birmingham M.Phil. 2005 Decolonising African history: crises and transitions in African historiography, 1950-90. Esperanza Brizuela Garcia. (Professor Richard J.A.R. Rathbone.) London Ph.D. 2002 Argentina's partisan past: nationalism, Peronism and historiography, 1955-76. T. Michael Goebel. (Dr. Nicola A. Miller.) London Ph.D. 2006 The cultural politics of history. Writing in Singapore: a post-colonial study. Siao See Teng. Essex Ph.D. 2006 ias and objectivity in the historiography of the Arab-Israeli conflict: a case study of the time period, 1967-74. Rikard Ehnsio. (Dr. Heidi Walcher.) London Ph.D. 2006 General Magic in the works of Flavius Josephus. Philip Jewell. (Dr. Sarah J.K. Pearce.) Southampton Ph.D. 2006 Greece and Mediterranean Aspects of health, injury and disease amongst the non-elite workforces of dynastic Egypt. Caroline Hebron. (Professor John Tait and Dr. Tony Waldron.) London Ph.D. 2005 The polis, its coinage and its historians. Polymnia Tsagouria. (Professor Michael H. Crawford.) London Ph.D. 2006 Unthinking the Greek polis: ancient Greek history beyond Eurocentrism. Kostas Vlassopoulos. Cambridge Ph.D. 2005 The tyrannies in the Greek cities of Sicily, 505-466 B.C. Michael J. Griffin. Leeds Ph.D. 2005 Hippocratic recipes: oral and written transmission of pharmacological knowledge in 5th- and 4th-century B.C. Greece. Laurence M.V. Totelín. London Ph.D. 2006 The demography and economy of Athens, 432-c.380 B.C. B.W. Akrigg. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Reaffirming regional identity: cohesive institutions and local interactions in Ionia, 386-129 B.C. Michael J. Metcalfe. (Professor Simon Hornblower.) London Ph.D. 2006 Ancient Rome and the Empire The magistrates of Republican Sicily: their duties and social interaction, 132-70 B.C. Ralph J. Covino. St. Andrews Ph.D. 2005 The impact of Sulla on Italy and the Mediterranean world. Federico Santangelo. (Professor Michael H. Crawford.) London Ph.D. 2006 Urban development and regional identity in the eastern Roman provinces, 50 B.C.-A.D. 250: Aphrodisias, Ephesos, Athens, Gerasa. Rubina Raja. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 Roman trade with India and the Far East, 31 B.C.-A.D. 284. Raoul McLaughlin. (Dr. John R. Curran.) Belfast Ph.D. 2006 Empire of coercion: Rome, its ruler and his soldiers. Martin E. Foulkes. (Dr. E.D. Hunt.) Durham Ph.D. 2006 Images of imperial power under the Tetrarchy, A.D. 284-311. Zachary A. Watts. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The Balkans during the reign of Justinian: barbarian invasions and imperial responses. Alexander C. Sarantis. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 Early and Roman Britain Roman military objectives in Britain under the Flavian emperors. Alison Grant. (Dr. David C.A. Shotter.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2006 Sub-Roman enclaves: an assessment of the evidence for British survival within lowland Britain, 400-700. John T. Baker. (Dr. Steven R. Bassett.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2001 Rebuilding the Britons: the post-colonial archaeology of culture and identity in the late antique Bristol Channel region. Christopher R. Bowles. (Dr. Stephen T. Driscoll.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 General and continental Conversion and Christianity in north-western Europe, A.D. 400-1200. Susan Brunning. Kent M.A. 2006 Conditions and pre-conditions of royal female rule in Italy, c.450-c.774. Sally Martin. (Professor Dame Janet L. Nelson.) London Ph.D. 2006 Frankish legal formularies. Alice Rio. (Professor Dame Janet L. Nelson.) London Ph.D. 2006 A citadel amongst the Alpine passes: the nature of cultural and political identity in early medieval Chur-Rhaetia, 500-900 A.D. Helena F. Carr. (Dr. Mary D. Garrison.) York Ph.D. 2006 Gaming artefacts of the Viking homelands and northwest expansion: a study of Tafl games. Alexandra P. Sperr. (Dr. Colleen E. Batey.) Glasgow M.Phil. 2005 Strangers in strange lands: colonisation and multiculturalism in the age of Scandinavian expansion. Shannon M. Lewis-Simpson. York Ph.D. 2005 Model boats in the context of maritime history and archaeology: an investigation into their usage, between the 9th and 10th centuries A.D. in north-west Europe, and their potential for further research. Alistair Roach. Wales M.Phil. 2005 The ideology of slavery: a comparative study of slavery in the military of the Byzantine and 'Abbasid empires in the 9th-century. Robina Nawaz. Birmingham M.Phil. 2005 An edition and study of select sermons from the Carolingian sermonary of Salzburg. James McCune. (Professor Dame Janet L. Nelson.) London Ph.D. 2006 Political history of the Carolingian kingdom of Lotharingia, 843-925. George A. Hope. (Dr. Stuart R. Airlie.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 Miracle stories and communities: local saints' cults in Aquitaine and the Flanders region, c.850-c.1050. Helen Fisher. (Professor Christopher J. Wickham.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2001 'Bloodied banners': the form and function of military display on the medieval battlefield. Robert W. Jones. (Professor Peter R. Coss.) Cardiff Ph.D. 2006 Founding for salvation: the burial chapel of the founder in Byzantine monastic institutions and its decoration. Dimitra Kotoula. (Professor Robin Cormack.) London Ph.D. 2006 Ideals, masculinity and inheritance: a study of father/son relationships presented in the narrative sources of Iceland and Normandy in the 11th to 13th centuries. Nic Percivall. Liverpool Ph.D. 2005 The 'imperial rule' of Cnut the Great: a re-examination of the nature of his hegemony in England and Scandinavia. T. Bolton. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 'The king is dead': the thanatology of kings in the Old Norse synoptic histories of Norway, 1035-1161. Giovanna Salvucci. Durham Ph.D. 2005 The coming-of-age of a northern Iberian frontier bishopric: Calahorra, 1045-1190. Carolina Carl. St. Andrews Ph.D. 2005 The two expeditions of the Byzantine Emperor Romanos IV Diogenes in 1068 and 1069. Antonios Vratimos-Chatzopoulos. Wales Ph.D. 2006 What was the Investiture Controversy a controversy about? Emma Knight. Durham M.A. 2005 Vengeance and the crusades, 1095-1216. S.A. Throop. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Crusade and pilgrimage spirituality, c.1095-c.1187. W.J. Purkis. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Urban society and communal independence in 12th-century southern Italy. Paul Oldfield. (Professor Graham A. Loud.) Leeds Ph.D. 2006 Art, artist, patron, community in Venetian Crete, 1200-1450. Diana Newall. (Professor Robin Cormack.) London Ph.D. 2006 Byzantine coinage, A.D. 1204-1453: some problems in monetary affairs. Eleni Lianta. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 The transmission, reception and use of information about and idea of the Indies in Europe, c.1250-1450. Marianne O'Doherty. (Dr. Wendy R. Childs and Dr. Claire Honess.) Leeds Ph.D. 2006 Chivalry as community and culture: the military elite of the late 13th and 14th century. Mark Honeywell. (Professors Richard Marks and W. Mark Ormrod.) York Ph.D. 2006 'The anatomy of abuses': artifice, nature and the body, c.1300-1700. Rachel Bowen. (Dr. Garthine M. Walker.) Cardiff Ph.D. 2006 Pope John XXII and the Franciscan ideal of poverty. Melanie Brunner. (Dr. Anthony D. Wright and Dr. William Flynn.) Leeds Ph.D. 2006 The career and writings of Demetrius Kydones: a study of Byzantine politics and society, c.1347-c.1373. Judith Gilliland. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 Charles II of Navarre and England. Fabia A. Gray. (Professor Michael C. Jones.) Nottingham M.Phil. 2006 The Gattilusio lordships in the Aegean, 1354-1462. Christopher Wright. (Dr. Jonathan P. Harris.) London Ph.D. 2006 Piety and purgatory: wall-mounted memorials from the southern Netherlands, c.1380-1520. Douglas Brine. (Dr. Susie Nash.) London Ph.D. 2006 The use of drawings in the communication between artists and patrons in Italy during the 15th and 16th centuries. Allegra Pesenti. (Dr. Jennifer Fletcher.) London Ph.D. 2006 Chymistry and crucibles in the Renaissance laboratory: an archaeometric and historical study. Marcos Martinon-Torres. (Professor Thilo Rehren and Dr. Bill Sillar.) London Ph.D. 2005 The presence, patronage and artistic importance of the German community in cinquecento Venice. S.P. Oakes. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 'Pour le bien du roy et de son royaume': Burgundian propaganda under John the Fearless, duke of Burgundy, 1405-19. Emily Hutchison. (Dr. Craig D. Taylor and Professor Peter Ainsworth.) York Ph.D. 2006 Unbound possessions: the circulation of used goods in Florence, c.1450-1600. Elizabeth A. Matchette. (Dr. Evelyn Welch.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Portaying the unknown, picturing the unseen? Portraits of women in late 15th- and 16th-century Venice. B.-S. Scherf. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 British Isles Political roles of women in the earlier Anglo-Saxon period. William E. Sterling. (Professor Dame Janet L. Nelson.) London Ph.D. 2006 The symbolic life of birds in Anglo-Saxon England. Janina Ramirez. (Dr. Jane Hawkes and Dr. Mary D. Garrison.) York Ph.D. 2006 The Roman-medieval transition in the Essex landscape: a study in persistence, continuity and change. Brynmor W. Morris. Exeter Ph.D. 2005 The church in Anglo-Saxon Yorkshire: 'minsters' in the Danelaw, c.600-1200. Thomas Pickles. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 Royalty and the church in Ireland and Britain to A.D. 1050. B. Schaffer. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Remembering the dead in Anglo-Saxon England. Zoe Devlin. (Dr. Catherine R.E. Cubitt and Professor Julian D. Richards.) York Ph.D. 2006 The Anglo-Saxon origins of Stafford and its churches. Matthew J. Edwards. Birmingham M.Phil. 2005 Anglo-Saxon magic: aspects of popular religion in England, 800-1066. R. Lewis Skidmore. Birmingham Ph.D. 2005 Mothers, mothering and motherhood in late Anglo-Saxon England. Naomi Beaumont. (Dr. Catherine R.E. Cubitt and Dr. Elizabeth Tyler.) York Ph.D. 2006 Aspects of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman mint of Worcester, 975-1158. David J. Symons. (Professor Nicholas P. Brooks.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2003 Challenges posed by the geography of the Scottish Highlands to ecclesiastical endeavour over the centuries. John Rothney Stephen. (Professors Christopher Philo and W. Ian P. Hazlett.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2004 History and charters of Higham in the middle ages. Andrew Davis. (Professor Anne J. Duggan.) London M.Phil. 2006 Society and economy at Oakham, c.1000-c.1500: lords, peasants and townspeople. Martin T. Fletcher. Sheffield Ph.D. 2005 Medieval pottery production in England. Philip Marter. (Dr. I. Nicholas Thorpe and Professor Tom Beaumont James.) Southampton Ph.D. 2006 Medieval Rothley, Leicestershire: manor, soke and parish. Vanessa McLoughlin. (Professors Christopher C. Dyer and Harold S.A. Fox.) Leicester Ph.D. 2006 From St. Margaret to the Maid of Norway: queens and queenship in Scotland, 1066-1290. Jessica Nelson. (Professor Dame Janet L. Nelson.) London Ph.D. 2006 Re-imagining history in Anglo-Norman prose chronicles. J.B.W. Spence. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The history of Carlton in Coverdale, 1086-1910. Nora E. Joynes. (Professor David M. Palliser, Mr. Gordon C.F. Forster and Dr. Simon J.D. Green.) Leeds Ph.D. 2006 The Anglo-Norman aristocracy under divided lordship, 1087-1106: a social and political study. Neil Strevett. (Professor David R. Bates.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2005 The Tower of London as a royal residence. Jeremy A. Ashbee. (Professor Paul Crossley.) London Ph.D. 2006 Jewish converts to Christianity in medieval London. Lauren Fogle. (Professor Caroline M. Barron.) London Ph.D. 2006 Forging links with the past: the 12th-century reconstruction of Anglo-Saxon Peterborough. Avril Morris. (Dr. Joanna E. Story.) Leicester Ph.D. 2006 Settlement and integration in Scotland, 1124-1214: local society and the development of aristocratic communities, with special reference to the Anglo-French settlement of the south-east. Nigel M. Webb. (Professor David R. Bates and Dr. Dauvit E. Broun.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2004 A peculiar prosperity: Windsor in the high middle ages. David Lewis. (Professor Nigel E. Saul.) London Ph.D. 2006 Manor houses, churches and settlements: historical geographies of the Yorkshire Wolds before c.1600. Briony McDonagh. (Professors Charles Watkins and Mike Heffernan.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2006 Oxfordshire women in the 13th century. Polly Hanchett. (Professor Dame Janet L. Nelson.) London Ph.D. 2006 Government and locality in Essex in the reign of Henry III, 1216-72. K. Moore. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The household knights of Henry III, 1216-58. Kenneth W.B. Lightfoot. (Mr. Ifor W. Rowlands.) Wales Ph.D. 2006 The Balliol dynasty of Scotland, c.1250-1364. Amanda Beam. (Dr. Michael A. Penman and Dr. Richard D. Oram.) Stirling Ph.D. 2006 The English Aristocracy at War, 1272-1314. David Simpkin. (Dr. Andrew C. Ayton.) Hull Ph.D. 2006 Power, ambition and political rehabilitation: the Despensers, c.1281-1400. Martyn J. Lawrence. York Ph.D. 2005 Aspects of power relationships between the English and the Welsh in the principality of Wales, 1284-1415: conflict and synthesis. Carolyn Davis. (Professor J. Gwynfor Jones.) Cardiff M.Phil. 2006 Collaboration and litigation in two Suffolk manor courts, 1289-1364. Jennifer L. Phillips. Cambridge Ph.D. 2005 Ideology and the family in late medieval York. Michael Tyler. (Professor Richard Marks and Dr. P. Jeremy P. Goldberg.) York Ph.D. 2006 English settlers in 14th-century Ireland: a case study of twelve landed families of south Leinster/east Munster. Angela Mungham. (Professor Robin F. Frame.) Durham M.A. 2006 Apprenticeship in later medieval London, c.1300-c.1530. Stephanie Hovland. (Professor Caroline M. Barron.) London Ph.D. 2006 Northern castles and garrisons in the later middle ages. David J. Cornell. (Professor Michael C. Prestwich.) Durham Ph.D. 2006 An edition of the cartulary of Binham priory, Norfolk, with a critical introduction. Johanna Margerum. (Professor Nicholas Vincent.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2006 Reconstructing women's lives and networks: evidence from late medieval wills. Colette Turner. (Professor Christopher C. Dyer.) Birmingham M.Phil. 1999 The 15th-century context of Laurence Minot's poetry: re-reading BL, MS. Cotton Galba E ix. Mollie Madden. Kent M.A. 2006 The early Black Books of Lincoln's Inn. Kathryn Jevon. (Professor Eric W. Ives.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2005 The narrative of the Scottish nation and its late medieval readers: non-textual reader scribal activity in the MSS. of Fordun, Bower and their derivatives. Murray A.L. Tod. Glasgow Ph.D. 2005 The obedientiary account rolls of Worcester cathedral priory, 1469-1540. David Morrison. (Professor Robert N. Swanson.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2004 Tudor revolution? Royal control of the Anglo-Scottish border, 1483-1530. Claire J. Etty. (Professors Richard H. Britnell and David W. Rollason.) Durham Ph.D. 2006 A sensible Reformation: the senses and liturgical life in Tudor England. Matthew Milner. (Professor Peter Marshall.) Warwick Ph.D. 2006 'Danger - falling masonry': rebuilding the ruins of St. Radegund's abbey, Kent. Toby Huitson. Kent M.A. 2006 Religious Women and Their Communities in Late Medieval Scotland. Kimberly A. Curran. (Dr. Dauvit E. Broun and Dr. Marilyn Dunn.) Glasgow Ph.D. (Arts) General Time and the soul in the 17th century. M.J. Edwards. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Jansenism (1640-1713): an historico-theological account, with special reference to one 20th-century response. G. Simmonds. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The problem of the Enlightenment salon: European history or post-revolutionary politics, 1755-1855. Nancy W. Collins. (Dr. Rebecca L. Spang.) London Ph.D. 2006 British intelligence in the Peninsular War. Huw J. Davies. (Professor Jeremy M. Black and Dr. Michael Duffy.) Exeter Ph.D. 2006 The Russian Socialist Revolutionary party in emigration in Prague, 1919-39. Elizabeth White. (Dr. Jeremy R. Smith.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2005 The personalism of Denis de Rougement: spirituality and politics in 1930s Europe. E.T.I. Heriard Dubreuil. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The British media and the plight of the Jews, 1933-45. Susan Szczetnikowicz. (Dr. Susan L. Tegel.) Hertfordshire Ph.D. 2006 The English churches and the plight of the Jews, 1933-45. Revd. Terence Tastard. (Dr. Susan L. Tegel.) Hertfordshire Ph.D. 2006 Britain and the Holocaust, then and now. Aimee Bunting. (Professor A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.) Southampton Ph.D. 2006 The foundations of Europe: European integration ideas in France, Germany and Britain in the 1950s. T.C. Hoerber. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Leadership and European integration: a comparative historical analysis, 1955-7, 1969-73, 1990-7. Roland Vogt. Wales Ph.D. 2006 'The Germans hold the key': Anglo-German relations and the second British approach to Europe, 1965-70. H. Philippe. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The road to the conference on security and co-operation in Europe, 1969-73: Britain, France and West Germany. Takeshi Yamamoto. (Dr. N. Piers Ludlow.) London Ph.D. 2006 Balkan states The formation of the public image of the Balkans in Britain, 1912-45. Evgenios-Panagiotis Michail. (Professor Patricia M. Thane.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Belgium Belgium, a Little Britain on the continent: the British perception of Belgium, 1830-70. Pieter François. (Professor Pamela M. Pilbeam.) London Ph.D. 2006 A history of numerical modelling, exploring how computerisation caused changing practices of making of evidence in the physical sciences: astronomy in Louvain, Belgium, and crystallography in the U.K., 1930s-60s. Sandra Mols. (Dr. Jeff A. Hughes.) Manchester Ph.D. 2006 France 'Never before of any man seene or knowen'? Sixteenth-century French experience and concept of the New World. Joanne R. Edwards. Sussex D.Phil. 2006 The ghost in France: theory and narrative, 1546-1614. Timothy Chesters. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 The idea of education for the progress of society: an inquiry into its consolidation in 18th-century French and British educational thought. Tal Gilead. (Dr. Graham Haydon and Dr. David Crook.) London Ph.D. 2006 The French Revolution and the secret du roi: diplomatic tradition, foreign policy and political culture in later 18th-century France, 1756-92. G.J. Savage. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Local government in the Bas-Languedoc, 1789-1801. Roger J. Duck. (Professor Pamela M. Pilbeam.) London Ph.D. 2006 Eccentricity and the cultural imagination in 19th-century France. Miranda Gill. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 The origins and development of an Anglo-French entente, 1902-14. P. Vallet. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The nation on display: re-presentations of French art, tradition and identity in 1937. K.C. Lonie. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The role of public opinion in the formulation of British and French foreign policy, 1938-9. Daniel Hucker. Wales Ph.D. 2006 Germany Bavarian diplomacy during the rule of Elector Ferdinand Maria: the interaction of a German Electorate with imperial and foreign power politics. Anette Bangert. (Dr. Trevor R. Johnson and Dr. David A. Parrott.) West of England Ph.D. 2006 The philosophical anthropology of the young Herder, 1763-80. N.A. DeSouza. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Creative impulses in early 20th-century German dance. Carole Kew. (Professors Howard Caygill and Helen Thomas.) London Ph.D. 2006 Dying for the Fatherland: the remembrance of fallen German-Jewish World War I soldiers, 1914-70. Timothy L. Grady. (Dr. Neil Gregor and Dr. Nils Roemer.) Southampton Ph.D. 2006 British intelligence and the German army, 1914-18. James M. Beach. London Ph.D. 2005 The chances of survival: personal risk assessment and attitudes to death among German and British soldiers in the Great War, 1914-18. Alexander Watson. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 Catholics and anti-Semitism in Germany and England, 1918-39. Ulrike C. Ehret. London Ph.D. 2006 Sir Eyre Crowe and Foreign Office perceptions of Germany, 1918-25. Jeffrey S. Dunn. (Professor David McEvoy, Dr. Frank McDonough and Dr. Nicholas J. White.) Liverpool John Moores Ph.D. 2006 Suicide in Weimar and Nazi Germany. C.A. Goeschel. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Images of the 'new woman': the professional woman in Weimar Germany. Sarah A. Guest. Birmingham M.Phil. 2005 Geist und Kultur: the metaphysical idea of Reich in Weimar's 'Conservative Revolution'. Nicholas Nedzynski. (Dr. Michael P. Rowe.) London Ph.D. 2006 British intellectuals and the Weimar republic. Colin Storer. (Professor Richard J. Geary.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2006 'Rescuing' Wagner: the cultural politics of set design in Germany, 1924-38. Isabel Boldry. (Dr. Shulamith Behr.) London Ph.D. 2006 Gestapo informants in Nazi Germany and the occupied territories, 1933-45. Claire M. Hall. (Dr. Peter E. Grieder.) Hull Ph.D. 2006 Terror and dissent: towards the social structures of popular protest in the Third Reich, 1941-5. Simon J. Miller. Sheffield Ph.D. 2005 The German army and the barbarisation of warfare on the Eastern Front, 1941-4. Nicholas Terry. (Professor Richard J. Overy.) London Ph.D. 2006 Planning for and implementation of educational reform in post-war Germany, with special reference to Hansestadt Hamburg, 1942-9. Louise V. Allamby. (Professor John A.S. Grenville.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2000 Public health in Germany under Soviet and Allied occupation, 1943-7. Jessica Reinisch. (Dr. Andrew C. Warwick.) London Ph.D. 2006 Death in East Germany, 1945-90. Felix Schulz. (Professor Richard J. Bessel.) York Ph.D. 2006 The Reconstruction Loan Corporation, 1948-61: reconstruction and the Cold War in Germany. Armin Grünbacher. (Dr. Sabine Lee.) Birmingham Ph.D. 1999 An unprecedented occupation - the British Control Commission in Germany, 1949-55. Benedikta von Seherr-Thoss. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 A liberal turn? War crimes trials and West German public opinion in the 1960s. Caroline L. Sharples. (Dr. Neil Gregor.) Southampton Ph.D. 2006 The undivided sky: a study into the dissemination of information about the Holocaust on East and West German radio in the 1960s. René Wolf. (Professor Dan Stone.) London Ph.D. 2006 Queues, complaints, dissatisfaction: politics and culture of consumption in the German Democratic Republic, 1970-90. Christina Schroder. (Dr. Rainer U.W. Schulze.) Essex Ph.D. 2006 Anglo-German relations in the E.C./E.U., 1979-97. Pyeong-Eok An. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Memories and positionalities: Holocaust memory, migration and 'otherness' in renationalised Germany. Annette Seidel-Arpaci. Leeds Ph.D. 2005 Greece The grand strategy of small states: the case of Greece's territorial enlargement, 1909-20. Efstathios Fakiolas. London Ph.D. 2006 Occupation, resistance and white terror in two Greek villages: the local origins of the civil war. Evangelia Sarafis. (Dr. Alistair S. Thomson.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 The role of women in the old Greek cinema, 1949-67: the impact of Americanisation. Eleni Tsoumi-Farmaki. Kent Ph.D. 2006 The second wave of the women's movement in Greece, 1974-90: struggle and discontents. Anastasia Frantzeskaki. (Professor D. Elson.) Essex Ph.D. 2006 Hungary The Hungarian question in British foreign policy, 1848-67. D.M. Kotroczó. (Dr. Gábor Bátonyi.) Bradford Ph.D. 2006 Italy Material culture, shopkeepers and artisans in 16th-century Siena. Paula S. Hohti. (Dr. Evelyn Welch.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Drawings, dining and display in Mantua, 1500-50. Valerie Taylor. (Dr. Evelyn Welch.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Studies in the patronage of Sebastiano del Piombo at Rome. P.A. Baker-Bates. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Not without honour: Paris Bordon in 16th-century Venice and beyond. Alexandra Jackson. (Dr. Tom Nichols.) Aberdeen Ph.D. 2005 Mapping Farnese Rome: the urban planning process and projects under Pope Paul III, 1534-49. Antonella De Michelis. (Dr. Georgia Clarke.) London Ph.D. 2006 Patriotic heterotopias: architecture, city and the nation (Italy, 1861-1911). Sara E. Godfrey. London Ph.D. 2005 The Italian M.S.I. during the post-war Italian republic, 1943-88. Paola L. Keyse. (Professor John W. Young.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2006 Crime, law and order in Sicily and southern Italy during the Allied occupation, 1943-5. Isobel K. Williams. Wales Ph.D. 2006 The Lateran pacts and the debates in the Italian Constituent Assembly, with reference to religious freedom and the consequences for religious minorities, 1946-8. Huw M. Thomas. Wales Ph.D. 2006 Struggling to protest: the Italian Communist Party and the protest cycle, 1972-7. Philip Edwards. Salford Ph.D. 2005 Mediterranean and islands Nationalism, colonialism and archaeological practice in Cyprus. Angela S. Michael. (Professor A. Bernard Knapp.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 The Netherlands Orangist movement in the Netherlands, 1650-1702. Jillian D. Stern. (Professor Theo J. Hermans.) London Ph.D. 2006 The duke of York and the British army in the Low Countries, 1793-5. Martha Watson. (Dr. Patrick N. Major and Professor Colin Jones.) Warwick M.A. 2006 Landscape and society in Twente and Utrecht: a geography of Dutch country estates, c.1800-1950. Elyze A.C. Smeets. Leeds Ph.D. 2005 Russia and the U.S.S.R. Creating a 'public' in St. Petersburg, 1703-61. Paul Keenan. (Professor Roger P. Bartlett and Professor Lindsey A.J. Hughes.) London Ph.D. 2006 'A person does not always look like himself': the visual representation of Russian writers, 1860-99. Emma Minns. (Professor Lindsey A.J. Hughes.) London Ph.D. 2006 Images of Constantinople in Russian history. Katharine S. Aylett. (Professor Simon M. Dixon.) Leeds Ph.D. 2006 Relations between workers and the Communist party in Moscow, 1920-4. Simon Pirani. (Professor Stephen A. Smith.) Essex Ph.D. 2006 A Russian patriot in Soviet Russia: the model officer, Zhukov and military-political relations in the Soviet Union, 1952-7. J. Andy. (Dr. Jeremy R. Smith.) Birmingham M.A. 2006 Science in propaganda and popular culture in the U.S.S.R. under Khrushchev, 1953-64. Michael Froggatt. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 Continuity and change in Soviet and Russian ballistic missile defence policies, 1969-2002. Nicole C. Evans. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 An assessment of the domestic impact of the Moscow Helsinki group, 1976-82. R. Hornsby. (Dr. Jeremy R. Smith.) Birmingham M.A. 2006 Spain Trust and trade. 'Comerciar en confianza': overseas networks of Basque and Castilian merchants in 18th-century Spain. Xabier Lamikiz. (Professor Penelope J. Corfield.) London Ph.D. 2006 Naval power and state modernisation: Spanish shipbuilding policy in the 18th century. I. Valdez Bubnov. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Governance and reform in the Spanish Atlantic world, c.1760-1810. G.B. Paquette. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The Spanish Right and the Jews, 1898-1945. Isabelle P. Rohr. (Professor Paul Preston.) London Ph.D. 2006 Uncertain frontiers: the oral history of Galicia, 1918-39. Mark Zygadlo. Glasgow M.Phil. 2005 Making Francoism: repression and complicity in Los Pedroches (Cordoba), 1939-53. Peter Anderson. (Dr. Helen E. Graham.) London Ph.D. 2006 The failure of Catalanist opposition to Franco, 1939-50. Casilda Guell Ampuero. London Ph.D. 2005 Between assimilation and transnationalism: a socio-cultural case study of Spanish migration to Hampshire and Dorset, 1950s-70s. Alicia Pozo-Gutiérrez. Southampton Ph.D. 2005 Spanish national identity redefined: the erosion of cultural autarky under Franco, c.1953-1966. Thomas Stuart. (Dr. Michael R. Richards and Professor June B. Hannam.) West of England Ph.D. 2006 Switzerland Entre contrainte et libération du corps: l'éducation physique scolaire publique suisse en quęte d'une identité, 1800-1930. Jean-Claude Bussard. (Professor Richard Holt.) De Montfort Ph.D. 2006 Long periods The buildings of 'High Farming' in Lincolnshire. Shirley A. Brook. (Professor Michael E. Turner.) Hull Ph.D. 2006 The Brahan Seer: the making of a legend, c.1570-2001. Alexander Mackenzie Sutherland. Aberdeen Ph.D. 2005 From 1500 'We are cummand of gentilmen'. Chris Brown. (Professor Roger Mason and Professor Norman Reid.) St Andrews Ph.D. 2006 Continuity and change in an English rural settlement: Porchester, c.1500-c.1750. James McInnes. (Dr. Alexandra Shepard and Professor A. Blair Worden.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 The Cumberland and Westmorland Musgraves, c.1500-1700: aspects of their political careers within the emerging British state. Clark S. Colman. Keele Ph.D. 2005 'I come of to highe a bloode to be a roague for I am kynge of the Realme': representation and perceptions of imposters in early modern England. Tobias Hug. (Professor Bernard S. Capp.) Warwick Ph.D. 2006 Perceptions of the Norfolk landscape, c.1500-1700. Nicola Whyte. (Dr. Tom M. Williamson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2006 A zooarchaeological and historical study of animal-based industries in post-medieval London, 1500-1700. Lisa Yeomans. London Ph.D. 2006 Princely education in 16th-century Britain. A.E. Pollnitz. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Reforming nationhood: England in the literature of the Tudor imperial age, 1509-53. Stewart J. Mottram. Leeds Ph.D. 2005 The daughters of Sir Anthony Cooke (1505-76) of Gidea Hall, Essex. Susan King. (Professor Eric W. Ives.) Birmingham M.Phil. 1999 'A brave knight and learned gentleman': the careers of Sir Richard Morison (c.1513-1556). Tracey A. Sowerby. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 Land and change, 1550-1750: the case of the parish of Hartlebury, Worcestershire. Sally Dickson. (Professor Eric W. Ives.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2000 The reading and writing practices of the Kentish gentry: the emergence of a Protestant identity in Elizabethan Kent. Claire M. Bartram. Kent Ph.D. 2005 English lay Catholic exiles in Paris under Elizabeth I. Catherine M. Gibbons. (Dr. Stuart M. Carroll and Dr. William J. Shiels.) York Ph.D. 2006 Funerary monuments of Ireland, 1560-1660 A.D. Amy L. Harris. (Professor Nigel G. Llewellyn.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Pots in use: ceramics, behaviour and change in the early modern period, 1580-1700. Oliver J. Kent. Staffordshire Ph.D. 2005 Ceremony, grace and character: ideas and representations of ceremony in late 16th- and early 17th-century English literature. B.J.M. Dive. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The instruments of political power in Staffordshire in the late 16th century. Peter Small. Birmingham M.Phil. 2005 English Presbyterianism, c.1590-1640. P. Ha. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 From 1600 Agricultural change in the lowlands of south Yorkshire with special reference to the manor of Hatfield, 1600-c.1875. Daniel Byford. Sheffield Ph.D. 2005 A study of sylviculture and its relationship to the English timber trade in the 17th and 18th centuries. M.W. Baker. Exeter M.Phil. 2006 A historical analysis of the influences of Calvinism and Presbyterianism on the formation and evolution of Ulster Scots ethnic identity: an ethno-religious case study. Lawrence Holden. (Professor Keith Lindley.) Ulster Ph.D. 2006 The Essex rebellion, 1601: subversion or supplication? Janet E. Dickinson. (Professor G.W. Bernard.) Southampton Ph.D. 2006 'Space of time or distance of place': Presbyterian diffusion in south-western Scotland and Ulster, 1603-90. Barry A. Vann. Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 The elements of representation in Hobbes: aesthetics, theatre, law and theology in the construction of Hobbes's theory of state. M.A. Brito Vieira. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Mercurius Britanicus: journalism and politics in the English civil war. Angela E.J. Macadam. (Professor A. Blair Worden.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 The cultural history of exotic fruits in England, 1650-1820. E.J. Cole. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Poetry and vision in England, 1650-70. J.C. Partner. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Political poetry and the culture of the Protectorate, 1653-59. E.W. Holberton. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Property, ownership and improvement: a case study of Ludlow, a fashionable country town, 1660-1848. David Lloyd. (Professor Malcolm Wanklyn.) Wolverhampton Ph.D. 2006 The consumption of new and used ready-made clothing in northern England, 1660-1830. Miles Lambert. (Mr. Negley B. Harte.) London Ph.D. 2006 The gardens of the country gentry in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, 1660-1760. Martin Wilkinson McNicol. Bristol M.Phil. 2005 Late Stuart moneyed men and their patronage of sculpture and architecture, c.1660-1720. Anthony Hotson. (Mr. John Newman.) London Ph.D. 2006 Topical portrait print advertising in London newspapers and The Term catalogues, 1660-1714. Claire George. (Dr. Adrian G. Green and Dr. R. Maber.) Durham Ph.D. 2006 Priests, church courts and people: the politics of the parish in England, 1660-1713. Lee McNulty. (Professor Justin A.I. Champion.) London Ph.D. 2006 The gardens and gardeners of later Stuart London. David J.E. Marsh. London Ph.D. 2005 Quaker communities in London, 1667-c.1714. Simon Dixon. (Professor Justin A.I. Champion.) London Ph.D. 2006 Epistemology and rhetorical strategies in Newton's theological writings. Raquel Delgado-Moreira. (Dr. Robert C. Iliffe.) London Ph.D. 2006 The political life of James Douglas, second duke of Queensberry, 1662-1711. Collins McKay. Strathclyde Ph.D. 2005 Open for business: textile manufacture in Northamptonshire, c.1685-1800. Wendy Raybould. Leicester Ph.D. 2005 Politics, culture and ideology in the English Catholic community, 1688-1727. G.N. Glickman. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The Hampshire gentry, 1689-1800. Albert E. Gallon. (Professor Stephen J.C. Taylor.) Reading Ph.D. 2006 From 1700 An analysis of slave abolitionists in the north-west of England. Brian Howman. (Professor Gad J. Heuman and Dr. Sarah Richardson.) Warwick Ph.D. 2006 Regional integration and migration in the East Midlands, 1700-1830. Claire Townsend. (Professor Rosemary Sweet.) Leicester Ph.D. 2006 A life-cycle approach to manufactured objects: metal cooking vessels in 18th-century England, relating to production, distribution and use. Karin Dannehl. (Dr. Nancy Cox.) Wolverhampton Ph.D. 2005 Crisis mortality in 18th-century eastern Sussex. Geoffrey Hellman. Brighton M.Phil. 2005 Design network: 18th-century ceramics. Kate Smith. (Professor Maxine L. Berg.) Warwick M.A. 2006 Wakefield: an 18th-century heyday? Ruth L. Taylor. (Dr. William J. Sheils.) York M.A. 2006 A Protestant purgatory: the theological background to the Penitentiary Act, 1700-79. L.D. Throness. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Curiosity, commerce and conversation in the writing of London horticulturalists during the early 18th century. Richard X. Coulton. London Ph.D. 2005 Richard Woods (1715/16-93): surveyor, improver and master of the pleasure garden. Fiona E. Russell Cowell. (Dr. Tom M. Williamson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2006 The Anglican Church in the East Riding of Yorkshire, c.1740-1860, with particular reference to the economic aspects. David J. Bowes. (Dr. Rodney W. Ambler.) Hull M.Phil. 2006 External perceptions of the Scottish Highlands, as portrayed in visual sources, c.1745-1886. Anne M. Macleod. (Dr. Martin D.W. MacGregor.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 Rural sports in Wales, c.1750-1900: continuity and change. Emma Lile. (Professor Gareth Williams.) Glamorgan Ph.D. 2006 Farmsteads in north-east Shropshire: a study of development and change within the period c.1750-1881. Judith A. Hoyle. Keele Ph.D. 2005 Ideology and identity: married women's experience in England, 1750-1870. Carole Williams. (Dr. Alison Rowlands.) Essex Ph.D. 2006 Designed landscapes of the minor gentry of Cardiganshire. Linda M. Hood. Wales M.Phil. 2005 New roads in London, c.1750-1840: motivations and constraints. Simon Morris. (Dr. James A. Yelling.) London Ph.D. 2006 Summary justice and social relations in the City of London, c.1750-1839. Drew Grey. (Professor Peter J.R. King.) Northampton Ph.D. 2006 The creation of general hospitals in Norfolk: a comparison and contrast of the origins of the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital from 1770 and the Royal Hospital in Yarmouth 1840. Brian Callan. (Professor Helen E. Meller.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2006 The Stewarts of Mount Stewart, County Down, from the 1770s to the 1820s: the social and political rise of an Irish landed family. Joanne Stone. (Dr. John Seed.) Roehampton Ph.D. 2006 Eighteenth-century theatre, society and celebrity, focusing on the life of tragic actress Sarah Siddons. Susan Law. (Professor Maxine L. Berg and Dr. Karen O'Brien.) Warwick M.A. 2006 A history of Britain's volunteer cavalry, 1776-1908. Andrew D. Gilks. (Dr. John M. Bourne.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2005 Beastly pleasures: blood sports in England, c.1776-1876. Robert G. Boddice. (Dr. Allen J. Warren.) York Ph.D. 2006 Parliamentary elections and politics in County Armagh, 1776-1800. Cornelius F. McGleenon. Queen's University Belfast Ph.D. 2005 Parks and gardens in S. Wales created by coal and ironmasters, 1780-1880. Philip Jayne. (Professor Peter R. Coss.) Cardiff M.Phil. 2006 Illegitimacy and the poor law in late 18th- and early 19th-century England. Thomas W. Nutt. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The origins of late 18th-century prison reform in England. Philippa Hardman. (Professor Robert B. Shoemaker.) Sheffield Ph.D. 2006 'The freedom of election': the Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire and the growth of radicalism in Sheffield, 1784-92. Julie Macdonald. Sheffield Ph.D. 2005 An analysis of the work of Bow Street principal officers, 1792-1839, with particular reference to their provincial duties. David J. Cox. (Dr. Laurie J. Feehan.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2006 British women during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1793-1815: responses, roles and representations. L.P. Carter. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Army recruitment and the uncertainties of the 'fiscal-military' state in Britain, 1793-1815. Zeta Moore. (Professor Penelope J. Corfield.) London Ph.D. 2006 The role of national defence in British political debate, 1794-1812. J.S.M.J. Faulkner. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 From 1800Health and recreation: issues in the development of bathing and swimming, c.1800-1970, with special reference to Birmingham and Thetford, Norfolk. Sarah Batstone. (Dr. Carl S.A. Chinn.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2001 'Making another world possible': anarchism, anti-capitalism and ecology in 19th- and early 20th-century Britain. Peter Ryley. Manchester Metropolitan Ph.D. 2006 Violence and entertainment in 19th-century London. R.H. Crone. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The emergence of the Hebrew Christian movement in 19th-century Britain. Michael R. Darby. Wales Ph.D. 2006 The nature of the beast: depictions of the exotic animal in 19th-century British visual culture. Nicola M. Gauld. (Dr. John C. Morrison.) Aberdeen Ph.D. 2005 Independent working women in 19th-century Salisbury. Jane Howells. (Professor Sally A. Alexander.) London Ph.D. 2006 Contested identities: active women religious in 19th-century England and Wales. Carmen M. Mangion. London Ph.D. 2005 Nineteenth-century Uppingham: typhoid and its outcome. Nigel Richardson. (Professor Anne Hardy and Dr. Michael R. Neve.) London Ph.D. 2006 'Violently democratic and anti-conservative'? An analysis of Presbyterian 'radicalism' in Ulster, c.1800-1852. Julie L. Nelson. (Mr. Alan J. Heesom.) Durham Ph.D. 2006 Science and eccentricity in early 19th-century Britain. V.L. Carroll. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 Maintaining the British army, 1800-20. Christopher Chilcott. (Dr. Alan Marshall and Dr. Brian Griffin.) Bath Spa D.Phil. 2006 John Kenrick and the transformation of Unitarian thought. Alison W.T. Kennedy. (Professor David W. Bebbington and Dr. Emma Vincent Macleod.) Stirling Ph.D. 2006 Communities in crisis: the South Hams coastal communities, 1815-80. Geoffrey Doye. (Dr. Michael Duffy and Dr. Bruce I. Coleman.) Exeter Ph.D. 2006 The cemetery and the city: the origins of the Glasgow Necropolis, 1825-57. Ronald D. Scott. (Dr. Irene E. Maver and Professor Edward J. Cowan.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2005 The role of the Royal Scottish Academy in art education, 1826-1910. Joanna Soden. (Dr. John C. Morrison.) Aberdeen Ph.D. 2006 'Aliens en route': transmigration through U.K. ports, 1834-1914. Nicholas J. Evans. (Dr. David J. Starkey.) Hull Ph.D. 2006 Liberalism and empire in Victorian Britain: a study in ideas. Rio Hirasawa. (Dr. Bruce I. Coleman and Dr. Alan E. Booth.) Exeter Ph.D. 2005 The representation of marriage in the visual culture of Victorian England. M.L. Holmlund. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The Victorian periodical and the woman writer: form, genre, authorship and audience in Household Words and All the Year Round. L.E. Huett. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 The origin, nature and development of 'moral force' Chartism, 1838-50. Colin Skelly. (Professor Edward Royle.) York Ph.D. 2006 Municipal politics and regional monopoly: railways and the port of Hull, 1840-1922. Keith Nolan. (Professor Colin Divall.) York Ph.D. 2006 Railway history and civil engineering. Carolyn Dougherty. (Professor Colin Divall.) York M.A. 2006 From a gin palace to a king's palace? The evolution of music hall in Preston, c.1840-1914. David Hindle. (Professor David C. Russell and Professor John. K. Walton.) Central Lancashire M.A. 2006 'The noble game is not totally unknown here': rugby football in 19th-century Cardiff. Gwyn Prescott. (Professor Gareth Williams.) Glamorgan M.Phil. 2006 Special daughters of Rome: Glasgow and its Roman Catholic Sisters, 1847-1913. Sara K. Kehoe. (Dr. Irene E. Maver.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2004 The Lloyds of Birmingham: Quaker culture and identity, 1850-1918. Judy P. Lloyd. (Professor Catherine M. Hall.) London Ph.D. 2006 The making of civic culture in Newcastle upon Tyne, 1850-1914. Kota Ito. (Professor Robert Colls.) Leicester Ph.D. 2006 Materialising gender: identity and middle-class domestic interiors, 1850-1910. Jane E. Hamlett. (Dr. Amanda J. Vickery.) London M.Phil. 2005 The Carhampton magistrate district in relation to the 1856 County and Borough Police Act: a case for non-statutory policing. Janet S. Setterington. (Dr. Richard J. Williams.) Plymouth Ph.D. 2005 The family firm in British business history: F. Parkin & Sons Ltd., iron founders and steel stockholders 1859-1991 - four generations of an Exeter family firm. Susan P. Marks. (Dr. Moira Donald and Professor Roger Burt.) Exeter Ph.D. 2006 William Ewart Gladstone and Christian apologetics, 1859-96. John Gardner. (Dr. Allen J. Warren.) York Ph.D. 2006 Continental warfare and British military thought, 1859-80. Anthony Hampshire. (Professor Brian Bond.) London Ph.D. 2006 The social and economic impact of fox hunting in Warwickshire, 1860-1920. Elizabeth A. Hamilton. Birmingham M.Phil. 2005 The importance of cooking and cookery instruction in British health education, c.1860-1914. Yuriko Akiyama. (Professor David A. McLean.) London Ph.D. 2006 South Kensington's forgotten palace: the 1862 International Exhibition building. Dale Dishon. (Professor Joe Mordaunt Crook.) London Ph.D. 2006 Bowers Row: a mining community in the making, 1865-1955. Joan Colgan. (Professor John A. Chartres.) Leeds M.A. 2006 The Church Association and the evangelical crusade against ritualism in England, 1865-90. Charles Sandeman-Allen. (Professor Catherine M. Hall.) London Ph.D. 2006 Boys of England and Edwin J. Brett, 1866-99. Christopher M. Banham. (Professor Andrew S. Thompson.) Leeds Ph.D. 2006 Factors contributing to the sustained success of the U.K. cycle industry, 1870-1939. Andrew Millward. (Professor W. Redvers Garside.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2000 The life and works of John Alfred Gotch, 1852-1942. Roy Hargrave. (Professor Joe Mordaunt Crook.) London Ph.D. 2006 The education, training and examination of Froebelian teachers in England, 1874-1925. Richard Smart. (Professor Gary McCulloch.) London Ph.D. 2006 Writing the asylum: madness, culture and subjectivity at the York Retreat Mental Hospital, c.1875-c.1940. Louise Wannell. (Dr. Mark S.R. Jenner.) York Ph.D. 2006 The local implementation of the Sale of Food and Drugs Act (1875). Janet Brian. (Dr. Gerrylynn K. Roberts and Professor Rosemary O'Day.) Open University Ph.D. 2006 Foreign news gathering and reporting in the London and Devon press - the Anglo-Zulu war, 1879: a case study. Stephen Mannings. Exeter Ph.D. 2005 Empire and Home Rule: the Irish in Portsmouth, c.1880-1923. Gerry Daly Crown. (Dr. Brad Beaven.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 2006 Protestant associational culture: sectarianism and political behaviour in Liverpool and Belfast, 1880-1921. F. Gareth Jenkins. (Dr. Axel Körner.) London Ph.D. 2006 Charlotte Mason, the P.N.E.U. and the House of Education: perspectives on a female educator in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Elizabeth Bateson. (Dr. Robert D. Pearce.) Lancaster M.Phil. 2004 Diwyllio drwy hamdden: Astudiaeth o batrymau hamdden a diwylliant poblogaidd yn nhref Llanelli rhwng 1880 a 1914. (In Welsh medium.) Angharad Lewis. (Dr. Gareth D. Pritchard.) Wales Ph.D. 2006 The development of mission theology and praxis at Cliffe College, with references to its antecedents and history. G. Howard Mellor. (Dr. Sheridan W. Gilley.) Durham Ph.D. 2006 The optical munitions industry in Great Britain, 1888-1945. Stephen Sambrook. (Professor Raymond G. Stokes and Mr. Phillips P. O'Brien.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 'The folly of generalisation': infant mortality in Loughborough, Leicestershire, 1888-1910. Norma A. Cattell. Open University Ph.D. 2006 Robert Louis Stevenson's South Seas writing: its production and context within the Victorian study of culture. Laavanyan Ratnapalan. (Dr. Brigitte Resl and Professor Sally A. Alexander.) London M.Phil. 2006 Sanitary ladies and friendly visitors: women public health officers in London, c.1890-1960. Jennifer Haynes. (Dr. Susan Williams and Professor Gary McCulloch.) London Ph.D. 2006 The female touch: women healers, touch and medicine, 1890-1950. Sheryl Root. (Professor Hilary Marland and Dr. Mathew Thomson.) Warwick Ph.D. 2006 Finding a place: librarians, local history and the search for professional and social status, 1890-1925. Nicola L. Smith. (Dr. John R. Lowerson.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Construction, reproduction, enrolment: females' perceptions of education, with special reference to two technical colleges in Manchester and Glasgow, 1890-1911. Kim McGuire. (Professor Eric J. Evans.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2006 Space, civic pride, citizenship and identity in 1890s Portsmouth. Vivienne Fulder. (Dr. Brad Beaven.) Portsmouth Ph.D. 2006 The pathologies of centralism: the Labour party in Wales to 1957. Ted Parry. Wales Ph.D. 2005 From 1900 Meanings of Community in the Durham Coalfield during the 1926 Miners' Learning, grass roots organisation and social change: reflections on individuals, class and community. Alun Burge. (Professor Christopher M. Williams.) Glamorgan M.Phil. 2005 The history of British neurology during the 20th century. Stephen Casper. (Dr. Stephen Jacyna.) London Ph.D. 2006 The churching of women in 20th-century England. Margaret E. Houlbrooke. (Professor Ralph A. Houlbrooke and Dr. M.B. Hamilton.) Reading Ph.D. 2006 Submarine: its cultural impact on Britain. Duncan Redford. London Ph.D. 2006 'Scotland the real': the representation of traditional music in Scottish tourism. Lesley Stevenson. (Dr. Valentina Bold and Professor Edward J. Cowan.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2004 Made in Manchester: were the Pankhurst girls merely products of their environment? Karen J. Martin. Birmingham M.Phil. 2005 Darts in England, 1900-39: a social history. Patrick Chaplin. (Dr. Rohan McWilliam and Professor John Shepherd.) Anglia Ruskin D.Phil. 2006 Buying votes: purchasable propaganda in the 20th-century women's suffrage movement. John Mercer. Portsmouth Ph.D. 2005 The First World War and voluntary recruitment: a forum for regional identity? An analysis of the nature, expression and significance of regional identity in Hull, 1900-14. Helen M. Townsley. (Dr. Matthew G. Walter.) Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Continuity and change within the rural community of Skirbeck wapentake in Lincolnshire, 1901-71. Keith Dale. (Dr. John F. Martin.) De Montfort M.Phil. 2005 The concept of mutual sea denial and commerce warfare, 1904-14. Augustine C. Martin. Salford Ph.D. 2005 Catholicism and capitalist social order in Ireland, 1907-73: an historical institutionalist analysis. Sean L'Estrange. Queen's University Belfast Ph.D. 2005 The creation and evolution of the London regiment, 1908-18. Michael Jones. (Dr. John M. Bourne.) Birmingham M.Phil. 1999 The life of Christopher Dawson. Stephen G. Carter. (Dr. Sheridan W. Gilley.) Durham Ph.D. 2006 The development of the east Leeds housing estates, 1912-40. David Owens. (Professor Richard C. Whiting and Dr. Owen A. Hartley.) Leeds M.A. 2006 The political thought of Vera Brittain. Phylomena Badsey. (Dr. Mike Hawkins and Dr. Gerry Turvey.) Kingston Ph.D. 2006 'Dead on the point of "safety"': occupational safety education on the Great Western Railway, c.1913-1939. Michael Esbester. (Professor Colin Divall.) York Ph.D. 2006 Women of Britain come into the factories: a comparison of female munitions workers during World War I and World War II. Samantha Webb. (Professor Carolyn Steedman.) Warwick M.A. 2006 Unionists and Great War commemoration in the north of Ireland, 1914-39: people, places and politics. Catherine L. Switzer. Ulster Ph.D. 2005 The Great War letters of Humphrey Francis Humphreys: an edition. Richard D. Bridgewater. (Dr. John M. Bourne.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2003 51st Highland Division in the First World War. Craig Forsyth French. (Professors Hew F.A. Strachan and Evan Mawdsley.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2006 The theory and practice of tank/infantry tactical co-operation during the First World War. Christopher Brynley Hammond. (Dr. John M. Bourne.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2006 Private lives and patriotism: a study of attitudes to sex and venereal disease in wartime Britain, 1914-18. Emily S. Payne. Kent Ph.D. 2005 A social and military history of the 1/8 Battalion, The Royal Warwickshire regiment, in the Great War. T.F. Robert Williams. (Dr. John M. Bourne.) Birmingham M.Phil. 2000 Ethel Carnie Holdsworth: an intellectual and political biography. Roger Smalley. (Professor Wendy Webster and Dr. John Manley.) Central Lancashire Ph.D. 2006 Cultural and political nationalism in Ireland: myths and memories of the Easter Rising, 1916. Jonathan Githens-Mazer. London Ph.D. 2005 The National Dock Labour Scheme in Cornwall. Terence R. Chapman. Exeter Ph.D. 2005 Co-operative politics in the co-operative context, 1917-39. Nicole Robertson. (Professor Christopher J. Wrigley.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2006 A study of the rise and decline of selected labour halls in the Greater London Area, 1918-79. Heidi Topman. (Professor Brian Brivati and Dr Keith Grieves.) Kingston Ph.D. 2006 Sir Laurence Dudley Stamp (1898-1966), geographer and public servant: a critical biography. William E. Pilfold. Sussex D.Phil. 2006 Children's literature post-World War I. Rosie Kennedy. (Professor Sally A. Alexander.) London Ph.D. 2006 Poverty and philanthropy in East London, 1918-59: the university settlements and the urban working classes. Katharine Bradley. (Professor Patricia M. Thane.) London Ph.D. 2006 Labour politics in Bristol, 1918-45. Tanya Sinnett. (Professor June B. Hannam and Dr. Philip G. Ollerenshaw.) West of England Ph.D. 2006 Homes for heroes: housing legislation and its effect on working-class housing in rural Norfolk, 1918-39. Barbara Linsley. (Professor Richard G. Wilson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2006 Citizenship, leadership and the progressive public schools of inter-war Britain. Christopher Watkins. Oxford D.Phil. 2006 Naval defence policy and the House of Commons: a study of parliamentary commentary over naval issues, 1919-29. Raymond W. Westphal, Jr. Exeter Ph.D. 2005 'Just ae wee woman': Dundee, the Communist party and the feminisation of socialism in the life and works of Mary Brooksbank. Siobhan Tolland. Aberdeen Ph.D. 2005 'Silenced, suppressed and passive'? A refocused history of Lanarkshire women, 1920-39. Lynn Sinclair. Strathclyde Ph.D. 2006 The first Labour government and the civil service. Jake Vaughan. (Professor Arthur Burns.) London Ph.D. 2006 Politics in Keighley, 1927-32. Keith E. Dredge. (Professor Richard C. Whiting and Dr. Owen A. Hartley.) Leeds M.A. 2006 Blackpool's aerodromes, 1928-36: politics and the local media. Sue Seabridge. (Professor John K. Walton and Dr. Ewa Mazierska.) Central Lancashire M.A. 2006 Employment and family in Soar Valley villages, c.1930-1951. Stephen Joyce. (Professor Christopher J. Wrigley.) Nottingham Ph.D. 2006 Axis: an authentic abstraction in 1930s England. Karen Hiscock. (Professor David P. Corbett.) York Ph.D. 2006 The work of the Special Areas Commission: schemes for social improvement, 1934-9. James M. Thomas. London Ph.D. 2005 Richard Crossman: a critical biography. Victoria C. Honeyman. Leeds Ph.D. 2005 Mersea Island in the Second World War. Roger Bullen. (Dr. Christopher Thornton.) Essex M.A. 2006 Walking on the ceiling: British book publishers and the Second World War. Amy E. Flanders. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 The foreign policy of the Chamberlain wartime administration, September 1939-May 1940. Richard C. Mee. (Professor John A.S. Grenville.) Birmingham Ph.D. 1999 The impact of the evacuation and occupation experience, 1940-5, on the lives and relationships of Guernsey children and Guernsey society. Corral A. Smith. Open University Ph.D. 2005 The Navy as the ultimate guarantor of freedom in 1940? Anthony J. Cumming. (Dr. G.H. Bennett.) Plymouth Ph.D. 2006 Nationalism, regionalism and internationalism: cultural identity and Irish art, 1943-60. Ríann Coulter. (Professor Christopher Green.) London Ph.D. 2006 British infantry morale in the Italian campaign, 1943-5. Christine A. Bielecki. (Professor David W. French.) London Ph.D. 2006 The British Pacific Fleet: experience and legacy. Jonathan Robb-Webb. (Professor Geoff Till.) London Ph.D. 2006 Coventry's mission for peace and reconciliation since the Second World War. Jeanne M. Kaczka-Valličre. Coventry Ph.D. 2006 The life and death of Old Labour: collective action and social cohesion in Sheffield and Southwark, 1945-97. Harold Carter. Oxford D.Phil. 2005 From local hero to national star? The changing cultural representation of the professional footballer in England, 1945-85. Joyce Woolridge. (Professor David C. Russell and Dr. Tom Smith.) Central Lancashire Ph.D. 2006 Modern living? Domestic advice literature and design discourse in post-war Britain. Grace Lees-Maffei. Portsmouth Ph.D. 2005 Women engineers in post-war Britain. Lesley Wray. (Dr. Claire Langhamer.) Open University Ph.D. 2006 Paling into insignificance: constructions of white femininities in Girls' Crystal magazine, 1946-63. Mairead S. Campbell. Essex Ph.D. 2006 The behavourial indoctrination of civilians in Bristol to maintain social order in a nuclear war, 1948-68. George Scott. (Dr. E. Kent Fedorowich and Dr. Peter Wardley.) West of England Ph.D. 2006 Juvenile delinquency, residential institutions and the permissive shift: England, 1950-70. A.G. Wills. Cambridge Ph.D. 2006 British government and press perceptions of and policy preferences for European integration during the Macmillan years: discourse between the estates and the search for policy. Mark A. Tawil. London Ph.D. 2005 Mapping Unionism: a comparative study of the evolution of Ulster Unionism since the 1960s. Joan Boucher. Ulster Ph.D. 2005 Television and the cultural revolution: the B.B.C. under Hugh Carleton Greene. Peter Waymark. (Dr. James R. Chapman and Dr. Anthony K. Aldgate.) Open University Ph.D. 2006 The Great War on the small screen: British Great War television documentaries, 1964-2003. Emma Mahoney. Kent Ph.D. 2006 The British Labour movement's alternative economic strategy, 1966-83. David Morgan. (Professor Duncan M. Tanner.) Wales Ph.D. 2006 The origins, history and development of the Podiatry Association in England, c.1969-1996. Margaret Graham. (Dr. Catherine J. Crawford.) Essex Ph.D. 2006 An analysis of British strategy in Northern Ireland, August 1971-June 1974. Lee Bruce. (Dr. Owen A. Hartley and Professor Edward M. Spiers.) Leeds M.A. 2006 An exploration of Labour party policy and debates on national newspaper ownership, 1972-2002. Sean Tunney. (Dr. John Callaghan.) Wolverhampton Ph.D. 2005 Irish security policy, 1973-2003: the influence of European Union security integration and the limits imposed by domestic political factors. D.R. Sweeney. 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Simeon B. Shoul. (Professor David W. French.) London Ph.D. 2006 Political use and impact of art and theatre in the U.S.S.R. and the U.S. during the 1920s and 1930s. Alex McGregor. (Dr. J. Michael Sanderson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2006 Optimism betrayed: the golden age of Mexican-Spanish relations, 1931-9. Ivan H. Pliego-Moreno. (Professor Paul Preston.) London Ph.D. 2006 Experts, empire and development: fundamental research for the British colonies, 1940-60. Sabine M. Clarke. London Ph.D. 2006 'Co-prosperity' or 'commonwealth'? Japan, Britain and Burma, 1940-5. Takato Mori. (Dr. Antony M. Best.) London Ph.D. 2006 Forgotten armies: British and American troops in south-east Asia and the brutalisation of warfare, 1942-5. Tatiana G.U. Kraljic. London Ph.D. 2005 From testimony to the culture industry: representations of the Holocaust in popular culture. Sophia F. Marshman. Portsmouth Ph.D. 2005 Chess in the Cold War. Timothy Stevens. 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