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Theses Completed 1996 Historiography
Vernacular history in the making: Anglo-Norman verse historiography in the 12th century. Peter B. Damian-Grint. (Professor Ian Short.) London Ph.D. 1994. Sons of Ismael and followers of Mahomet: the depiction of the 'Saracenus' and 'Moro' in the universal histories of 13th-century Christian Europe. Justin H. Clegg. (Mr. David A.L. Morgan.) London Ph.D. 1996. Literary studies in the works of John Zonaras. Jordan Grigoriadis. (Professor L. Michael Whitby and Dr. Paul Magdalino.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 1995. The Scotorum Historiae of Hector Boece: a study. Nicola R. Royan. (Dr. Michael Winterbottom and Dr. Sally L. Mapstone.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. A comparative study to show how medieval European religious history was understood in Italy and Britain in the 18th century. Stephen J. Barnett. (Professor David E. Luscombe and Dr. Linda M. Kirk.) Sheffield Ph.D. 1996. Medical biography and autobiography in Britain, c.1780-1920. Marten H. Hutt. (Miss Margaret H. Pelling.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The union of 1707 and Scottish historiography, c.1800-1914. Kino Iwazumi. (Dr. Roger A. Mason.) St. Andrews M.Phil. 1996. A new Liberal descent: the joint historical pursuits of Barbara and Lawrence Hammond. Teresa M. Javurek, formerly Rabow. (Dr. Simon R.S. Szreter.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The Attlee governments in perspective: commitment and detachment in the writing of contemporary history. Simon G. Burgess. (Mr. A. John L. Barnes.) London Ph.D. 1994.
The Athenian state under threat: politics and food supply, 307-229 B.C. Graham J. Oliver. (Dr. Robin G. Osborne.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
Rome and Capua from Republic to Empire. Mark P. Pobjoy. (Mr. Nicholas Purcell.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The Roman camps at Numantia: a re-appraisal in the light of a critical analysis of Polybius's discourse on the Roman army. Michael J. Dobson. (Dr. Valerie A. Maxfield.) Exeter Ph.D. 1996. Processes of marginalization in the Roman empire. Avi Avidov. (Professor B. Isaac.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Heavenly honours: emperor worship in Italy from Augustus to the Severans. Ittai D. Gradel. (Dr. Simon R.F. Price.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Communities of the Blessed: the origins and development of regional churches in northern Italy, c.250-300. Mark Humphries. (Dr. Jill D. Harries.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 1996. Communication, hierarchy and orthodoxy amongst the Christian elite of the later Roman empire. R.T. Miles. (Dr. Peter D.A. Garnsey.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996.
Roman small towns in the E. Midlands: a regional study of settlement development and interaction. Frances M. Condron. (Dr. David J. Mattingly and Dr. Robert Young.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. Aspects of the coinage of Carausius. Hugh P. Williams. (Professor Michael G. Fulford.) Reading M.Phil. 1996.
The influence of John Cassian on early continental and insular monasticism to c.817. Stephen M. Lake. (Professor Michael Lapidge.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Social and political processes in the Carolingian middle Rhine valley, c.750-c.875. Matthew J. Innes. (Dr. Rosamond D. McKitterick.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Charlemagne and Northumbria: the influence of Francia on Northumbrian politics in the later 8th and early 9th centuries. Joanna E. Story. (Professor David W. Rollason.) Durham Ph.D. 1996. The coinage of Deventer, 983-1100. Robert D. Coleman. (Dr. D. Michael Metcalf.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The christianization of Iceland: priests, power and social change, 1000-1300. Orri Vésteinsson. (Professor Wendy E. Davies.) London Ph.D. 1996. The Byzantine frontier in the Balkans in the 11th and 12th centuries. P.A. Stephenson. (Dr. Jonathan E.B. Shepard.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The crusade of 1101, with particular reference to military history. Alec C. Mulinder. (Dr. John France.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Normandy and the Angevin empire: a study of the Norman pipe rolls. Vincent D. Moss. (Professor David R. Bates.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Brittany and the Angevins, 1166-86: an administrative study. Judith A. Everard. (Professor Sir James Holt.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The dispute for authority between the consuls of the city of Cahors and the lord bishops during the 13th century. Veronica J. Groom. (Miss Ann Williams.) Exeter M.A. 1996. Social organization and state control in two Genoese merchant colonies: Tunis and Famagusta, in the late 13th century. Robert J. MacKenzie. (Dr. David S.H. Abulafia.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Cola di Rienzo (1312-54): the revolution in historical perspective. Amanda L. Collins. (Dr. A. Gervase Rosser.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The Carmelite friary at Esslingen. Joseph Elders. (Dr. Philip W. Dixon.) Nottingham Ph.D. 1996. Nauplion under the Venetians. Siriol Davies. (Professor Anthony A.M. Bryer.) Birmingham Ph.D. 1996. Olivier de la Marche and the court of Burgundy, c.1425-1502. Alastair W. Millar. (Professor Anthony E. Goodman, Dr. Richard S. Mackenney and Professor Ken A. Fowler.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. The Sestiere of San Polo: a cross-section of Venetian society in the second half of the 15th century. Joseph R. Wheeler. (Professor Michael E. Mallett.) Warwick Ph.D. 1995. After the reduction: restructuring Norman political society and the Bien Publique, 1450- 65. Gareth L.L. Prosser. (Mr. David A.L. Morgan.) London Ph.D. 1996.
Brick in Essex from the Roman conquest to c.1540. Patricia Ryan. (Professor Geoffrey H. Martin.) Essex M.A. 1996. Medieval settlement and society in the eastern Sussex Weald before 1420. Mark F. Gardiner. London Ph.D. 1995. Conflict and assimilation: relations between the Celtic and Roman churches, c.600-768. Caitlin C. Corning. (Professor Ian N. Wood.) Leeds Ph.D. 1996. Church dedications in the pre-Reformation diocese of Worcester. Graham Jones. (Professor Charles V. Phythian-Adams.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. The Collectio Canonum Hibernensis and its sources. Luned M. Davies. (Dr. Thomas M.O. Charles-Edwards.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The medieval frontier in Ireland and Wales: a comparative analysis. Helene M. Bradley. (Professor Robert A. Dodgshon.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Processes of estate development during the medieval period. Victoria L. Feltham. (Professor Robert A. Dodgshon.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Newidiadau sefydliadol a gwleidyddol ddaeryddol yng Ngymru'r oesoedd canol. (Institutional and territorial changes in Wales in the middle ages.) Rhys A. Jones. (Professor Robert A. Dodgshon.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Buildings and lordship in medieval Westmorland. Beryl Lott. (Dr. Philip W. Dixon.) Nottingham Ph.D. 1996. The topography of medieval Boston. A. Mattinson. (Professor Michael C.E. Jones.) Nottingham M.Phil. 1996. The manor and parish of Penkhull. Richard Talbot. (Mr. John H.Y. Briggs.) Keele M.Phil. 1996. Medieval woodland in Warwickshire. Sarah J. Wager. (Dr. Steven R. Bassett.) Birmingham Ph.D. 1996. Thomas of Bayeux, archbishop of York, 1070-1100. Elizabeth Austin. (Professor Robert J. Bartlett.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 1996. The location of Domesday manors in Purleigh, Essex. Stephen Potter. (Professor Geoffrey H. Martin.) Essex M.A. 1996. Religious life for women from the 12th century to the middle of the 14th century, with special emphasis on the English foundations of the order of Fontevraud. Berenice M. Kerr. (Miss Barbara F. Harvey.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. Patronage, priest and parish: religious life in the archdeaconry of Huntingdon, 1109- 1540. Colin A. Weale. (Professors Christopher Harper-Bill and Rosalind M.T. Hill.) Middlesex Ph.D. 1996. The charters of Thoby priory, Essex (mid 12th - early 16th century). Donna L. Cooper. (Dr. E. Emma Mason.) London Ph.D. 1996. Buildings and patrons: early Gothic architecture in the diocese of Durham, c.1150- c.1300. Jane A. Cunningham. (Dr. P. Kidson.) London Ph.D. 1995. Royal and comital government and the local community in Cornwall in the 13th century. Mark R. Page. (Dr. John R.L. Maddicott.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The bishops of Worcester and their acta, 1218-68. Philippa M. Hoskin. (Dr. Henry M.R.E. Mayr-Harting.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. An edition of the Pipe Roll of 1225 and the Receipt Rolls of the 1220s. Nicholas D. Barratt. (Dr. David A. Carpenter.) London Ph.D. 1996. The Speculum Ecclesie of Gerald of Wales: an historical analysis and commentary. Stefan A. Narkiewicz. (Dr. A. Huw Pryce.) Wales Ph.D. 1995. Small medieval towns, with special reference to Whitchurch, c.1250-1400. Mrs. Alison M. Deveson. (Dr. Brian J. Golding.) Southampton Ph.D. 1996. Royal finance, 1258-72. James A. Collingwood. (Dr. David A. Carpenter.) London Ph.D. 1996. The provision of practical dental treatment in England from the 14th to the mid 18th century. Anne S. Hargreaves. (Professor John W. Derry.) Newcastle Ph.D. 1996. The poor in 14th-century English society. Maria A. Moisa. (Professor Rodney H. Hilton.) Birmingham Ph.D. 1996. Litigation in the court of exchequer, 1307-50. J.F. Trumpbour. (Professor John H. Baker.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Medieval legal records as sources for modern historians: coroners and their records in Hampshire and Wiltshire, 1327-99. Mrs. Caroline L. Smith. (Dr. Brian J. Golding.) Southampton Ph.D. 1996. Royal endowment of peerage creations in the reign of Edward III. James Bothwell. (Dr. Christopher J. Given-Wilson.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 1996. The English court and the restoration of royal prestige, 1327-45. Caroline Shenton. (Professor George A. Holmes.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The Order of the Garter, 1348-1461: politics and chivalry in late medieval England. Hugh E.L. Collins. (Dr. Maurice H. Keen.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. A study of P.R.O., Ches. 25/4 (Palatinate of Chester Indictment Roll, 1353-77). Mrs. Phyllis M. Hill. (Mr. Paul H.W. Booth and Dr. Jennifer I. Kermode.) Liverpool M.Phil. 1996. Provincial courts and local culture on the Welsh Marches, 1400-1600. Mrs. Deborah Marsh. (Professor Colin F. Richmond.) Keele Ph.D. 1996. Piety, fraternity and power: religious gilds in late medieval Yorkshire. David J.F. Crouch. (Dr. Sarah R. Rees Jones.) York D.Phil. 1996. The religious instruction of the laity in late medieval England, with particular reference to the sacrament of the Eucharist. Craig J. Fraser. (Dr. Miri E. Rubin.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Women's use of religious literature in late medieval England. Anne M. Dutton. (Professor Felicity J. Riddy and Dr. P. Jeremy P. Goldberg.) York D.Phil. 1996. The castles of N. Donegal and their relationship to the landholding structure of the late medieval Gaelic lordships. M.S.N. Loingsigh. Belfast M.Phil. 1995. The career of John Neville. William Morlidge. (Dr. Jens U. Röhrkasten.) Birmingham M.Phil. 1996. Patterns of progress and social mobility in some Northamptonshire families, c.1460-1560. Mrs. Dorothy A. Rice. (Dr. Daniel T. Williams.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. The aldermen of Norwich, 1461-1509: a study of a civic elite. Ruth H. Frost. (Professor R. Barrie Dobson.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996.
Intellectual contacts between Protestant Germany, the Netherlands and England, 1640- 60. John Young. (Dr. Mark Greengrass.) Sheffield Ph.D. 1996. Reflections on the republic in France: political thought and national comparison in Germany, 1898-1914. Mark Hewitson. (Dr. Hartmut J.O. Pogge von Strandmann.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. European royal diplomacy, 1903-8. Roderick McClean. (Professor John C.G. Röhl.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. The causes of peace: British and French national interest and Europe in the 1920s. Filippo Andreatta. (Dr. Christopher Coker.) London Ph.D. 1996. The United Kingdom and the European Defence Community, 1950-4. Renata B. Dwan. (Dr. Anne F. Deighton.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996 Bulgar-Yugoslav controversy over Macedonia and the British connection, 1939-49. Dimitrios I. Livanios. (Professor Richard R.M. Clogg.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Corporatism and industrial competitiveness in small European states: Austria, Finland and Sweden, 1945-95. Olli I. Rehn. (Dr. William Wallace.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. German workers under Soviet occupation: working-class politics and Soviet policy in Saxony and Thuringia, 1945-53. Gareth D. Pritchard. (Dr. Eleanor C.M. Breuning.) Wales Ph.D. 1996.
Anglo-French political and cultural relations during the reign of Henry VIII. Glenn J. Richardson. (Dr. David R. Starkey.) London Ph.D. 1996. The house of Guise and the church, c.1550-1588. Joanne Baker. (Mr. Robin Briggs.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. Court festivals of Lorraine, 1563-1624. Kate F. Currey. (Professor Margaret McGowan.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. Concepts and representation of 'le peuple' at the end of the ancien régime. Sarah Roberts. (Dr. Peter R. Campbell.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. Constitution and revolution: political debate in France, 1795-1800. Marcus L. Ackroyd. (Dr. Laurence W.B. Brockliss.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Painters and dealers in France, 1820-78, with special reference to the firm of Durand- Ruel. Mrs. Linda M. Whiteley. (Professor Francis J.H. Haskell.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Charles Philipon: caricature and politics culture in France under the July Monarchy. David S. Kerr. (Dr. Geoffrey J. Ellis.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The assimilation of the Flemish in the north of France, c.1860-c.1945. Timothy P. Baycroft. (Dr. Robert P. Tombs.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The life and thought of Jacques Ellul, with special reference to his writings on law, violence, the state and politics. Andrew J. Goddard. (Professor Oliver M.T. Donovan.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The political journey of Jean-Paul Sartre, 1924-52: from spectator to fellow traveller. David R. Drake. (Professor Paul Q. Hirst.) London Ph.D. 1993. The Paris embassy of Sir Eric Phipps, 1937-9. John Herman. (Professor Donald Cameron Watt.) London Ph.D. 1996. The gendarmeries of Marseilles area, 1940-4. Simon Kitson. (Professor H. Roderick Kedward.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. British policy towards the French military nuclear programme, 1954-60. Samuel N.M. O'Driscoll. (Dr. Ian Clark.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996.
Franz of Anhalt-Dessau and England: the Wörlitz landscape garden and anti-Prussian politics in the late Enlightenment. Maiken Umbach. (Professor Timothy C.W. Blanning.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. German civil administrators and the politics of the Napoleonic state in the Department of the Roer, 1798-1815. M.P. Rowe. (Professor Timothy C.W. Blanning.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. An historical geography of German retailing, 1850-1914. Tim E. Coles. Exeter Ph.D. 1996. Jewish welfare in Hamburg and Manchester, c.1850-1914. Rainer Liedtke. (Professor Michael F. John.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Liberalism and the city: the case of Frankfurt am Main, 1866-1914. Jan C. Palmowski. (Professors H. Colin G. Matthew and Michael F. John.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. Images of Germany as portrayed in the cartoons of William Kerridge Haselden, 1905- 18. David J. Little. (Professors Hugh St.C. Cunningham and David A. Welch.) Kent M.A. 1996. Official statistics and economic governance in inter-war Germany. J. Adam Tooze. (Professor Alan S. Milward.) London Ph.D. 1996. Images of the enemy: the S.P.D.'s perception of National Socialism in Augsburg, with particular reference to the portrayal of Nazism in the Schwabische Volkszeitung. Eric Liddell. (Dr. A. Jill R. Stephenson and Mr. Terence F. Cole.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. The Berlin embassy of Lord D'Abernon, 1920-6. Gaynor L. Johnson. (Professor David M. Loades.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Skill transfer in science and technology: the development of radar in Britain and Germany, 1930-50. Stephen N. Travis. (Dr. David C. Gooding.) Bath Ph.D. 1996. The family in the Third Reich, 1933-45. Lisa N.N. Pine. (Professor Michael C.B. Burleigh.) London Ph.D. 1996. The Political Warfare Executive and 'propaganda', 1943-6. Pauline Elkes. (Professor Sir Ian Kershaw.) Sheffield Ph.D. 1996. Tension, conflict and opposition in the leadership of the Socialist Unity party of Germany (S.E.D.), 1946-73. Peter E. Grieder. (Dr. Orlando G. Figes.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Anglo-German relations during the formative years of the European Community, 1955- 61. Martin P.C. Schaad. (Professor Joachim J. Hesse.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995.
Politics, industry-building and organized labour in a Greek setting: the tobacco workers of Volos, c.1914-1936. Lito Apostolakou. (Dr. Philip J. Carabott.) London Ph.D. 1995. The development of social security in Greece, 1920-90: postponed decisions. Dimitrios N. Venieris. (Professor Brian Abel-Smith.) London Ph.D. 1995.
The kingdom of Naples under Aragonese and Spanish rule: population growth, and economic and social evolution in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Eleni Sakellariou. (Dr. David S.H. Abulafia.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The struggle for technological independence: textiles and dyeing in 18th-century Piedmont. Luisa M. Dolza. (Professor Robert Fox.) Oxford M.Litt. 1996. Peasants and politics: rural discontent in the Dipartimento del Reno, 1796-1820. John P. Leech. (Professor H. Roderick Kedward.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. Ideology and geopolitics in Fascist Italy. David Atkinson. (Dr. Michael J. Heffernan and Dr. Dennis E. Cosgrove.) Loughborough Ph.D. 1996. The Italian Resistance in the Second World War in fact and in fiction. Thomas Davis. (Dr. Fiona M. Venn.) Essex M.A. 1996.
Labour, society and politics in Cyprus during the second half of the 19th century. Rolandos Katsiaounis. (Professor Richard R.M. Clogg.) London Ph.D. 1996.
Emancipation and poverty: the Ashkenazi Jews of Amsterdam, 1796-1850. Karina M. Sonnenberg-Stern. (Professor David S. Eastwood.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
'To return to Poland or not to return': the dilemma facing the Polish armed forces at the end of the Second World War. Mark Ostrowski. (Professor I. Norman R. Davies.) London Ph.D. 1996.
Alliance or absorption: imperial perspectives and policies towards Georgia, 1760-1819. Nikolas K. Gvosdev. (Dr. C. Catherine L. Andreyev.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The Russian peasant volost court and customary law, 1861-1917. Gareth J. Popkins. (Dr. H.D. Lowe and Professor Norman Stone.) Oxford M.Litt. 1996. Civil society in Russia, 1905-14: academic contributions to the theory and practice of an emancipated society. David M.T. Wartenweiler. (Dr. Harold Shukman.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. Tsarist and Bolshevik policy towards the Armenian question, 1912-20. Manoug J. Somakian. (Mr. H. Hanak.) London Ph.D. 1993. The Bolsheviks and the national question, 1917-23. Jeremy R.C. Smith. (Professor Robert J. Service.) London Ph.D. 1996. Soviet women workers and protective labour legislation in the 1920s and 1930s. Melanie Ilic. (Dr. E. Arfon Rees.) Birmingham Ph.D. 1996. British intelligence and Soviet naval power, 1930-50. Joseph F. Ryan. (Mr. John S.H. Major and Professor David N. Dilks.) Hull Ph.D. 1996. British attitudes towards the Soviet Union, 1951-6. Peter W. Swann. (Dr. Evan Mawdsley.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1996. The missile design bureaux and Soviet manned space policy, 1953-70. William P. Barry. (Mr. James G. Sherr.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Fiscal policy and consumer market disequilibrium in the Soviet Union, 1965-89. Byung-Yeon Kim. (Dr. Christopher M. Davis.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
The prospect of reform: the Mercedarian order under Philip II. A. Bruce D.F. Taylor. (Professor Sir John Elliott.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Ageing and modernization: the living arrangements of elderly individuals in a Spanish community, Tarrega, 1897-1992. Carmen Avalos del Pino. (Dr. T. Peter R. Laslett.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The Lliga Regionalista: failure of a Spanish political movement, 1901-23. Charles E. Ehrlich. (Dr. Frances Lannon.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Policing the recession: unemployment, social protest and law-and-order in Barcelona, 1930-6. Christopher M. Ealham. (Professor Paul Preston.) London Ph.D. 1996.
Neighbourhood and community in an early modern county town. Mark S. Newmark. (Dr. Clive A. Holmes.) Oxford M.Litt. 1995. Economic history of New Mills, mid 16th century - mid 19th century. Derek D. Brumhead. (Dr. Andrew J. Marrison and Dr. J.H. Smith.) Manchester Ph.D. 1996. Demographic study of Penrith, Cumberland, 1557-1812, with particular reference to famine, plague and smallpox. Susan Scott. (Dr. Michael J. Power and Professor W. Robert Lee.) Liverpool Ph.D. 1995. The origin and development of the Baptist denomination in Bradford. Simon Valentien. (Dr. Alistair F. Mason.) Leeds M.A. 1996. The economic and technological development of the slate-quarrying industry of Dyffryn Nantlle from the 18th century to the present day. Gwynfor P. Jones. (Dr. William P. Griffith.) Wales Ph.D. 1996.
The early Tudor royal household chapel, 1485-1547. Fiona L. Kisby. (Dr. Andrew B. Wathey.) London Ph.D. 1996. The establishment of the Tudor regime: Henry VII, rebellion and the financial control of the aristocracy, 1485-1509. Sean Cunningham. (Dr. Alexander Grant.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. The role of the lord warden in the administration of the Cinque Ports in the 16th century. J. Alec Hill. (Dr. Peter R. Roberts.) Kent M.A. 1996. Court politics and government in England, 1509-15. Lorne C.G. Greig. (Professor John A.F. Thomson.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1996. The secular clergy of the archdiocese of Armagh, 1519-58. Henry A.A. Jefferies. (Dr. Mary O'Dowd.) Belfast Ph.D. 1996. Socio-economic structures and the 'small' market town: N. Berkshire, 1520-1640. Simon Kemp. (Dr. N. Heard and Professor John R. Gold.) Oxford Brookes Ph.D. 1995. The religious allegiance of London's ruling elite, 1520-1603. David J. Hickman. (Dr. Nicholas R.N. Tyacke.) London Ph.D. 1996. Social mobility, marriage and kinship among some gentry and yeoman families of Wantage hundred, c.1522-c.1670. Norma A.R. Aubertin-Potter. (Dr. N. Heard and Dr. J.E. Brookes.) Oxford Brookes Ph.D. 1995. The 1st and 2nd earls of Rutland and their part in the central and local politics of mid Tudor England. Mark M. Norris. (Mr. Andrej J.A. Malkiewicz and Dr. Frances D. Dow.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. Social networks and urban space: the social organization of Leicester, c.1550-1640. Yoh Kawana. (Professor Peter A. Clark.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. Classicism and antiquarianism in Elizabethan patronage: the case of John, Lord Lumley. Kathryn A. Barron. (Dr. E.P. de G. Chaney.) Oxford M.Litt. 1996. The music of a popular movement: English metrical psalmody and hymnody, 1558- 1633. D.O.M. Parsons. (Dr. P.G. Le Huray.) Cambridge M.Litt. 1996. The origins of Essex recusancy. Michael W. O'Boy. (Dr. Eamon Duffy.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1995. The early Elizabethan episcopate, 1559-80, with specific reference to aspects of some of their non-ecclesiastical activities. Mrs. Jane H. Reedy Ladley. (Professor Peter Collinson.) Cambridge M.Litt. 1996. Ireland and Scotland, 1560-1760: the historical perspective on the Gaelic dimension. Fiona A. Macdonald. (Professor Ian B. Cowan and Dr. James Kirk.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1995. Sir William Cecil and the British succession crisis of the 1560s. Stephen Alford. (Professor John A. Guy.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 1996. Girls' education in the late 16th century and early 17th century in England: a study of attitudes and practice. Mrs. Caroline M.K. Bowden. (Professor Richard E. Aldrich.) London M.Phil. 1996. Ex-servicemen, war widows and the English county pension scheme, 1593-1679. Geoffrey L. Hudson. (Dr. Paul A. Slack.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
Government and economy in 17th-century Wigan. Jonathan K. Pratt. (Dr. Colin B. Phillips.) Manchester M.Phil. 1995. Attitudes to leisure in 17th-century Lancashire. Luc Racaut. (Dr. Anthony Milton and Dr. Michael J. Braddick.) Sheffield M.Phil. 1996. Roman Catholic recusancy in Monmouthshire, 1603-89: a demographic and morphological analysis. Robert P. Matthews. (Dr. J. Gwynfor Jones.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Local government in Staffordshire, 1603-60. Rong Xiang. (Dr. Richard P. Cust.) Birmingham Ph.D. 1996. The impact on England of James VI and I. Mrs. Diana R. Newton. (Dr. Brian W. Quintrell.) Liverpool Ph.D. 1996. Elias Allen and the role of instruments in shaping the mathematical culture of 17th- century England. Mrs. H.K. Higton. (Dr. James A. Bennett.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Wentworth and court politics in the 1630s. Fiona Pogson. (Dr. Brian W. Quintrell.) Liverpool Ph.D. 1996. Secular policy enforcement during the personal rule of Charles I: the administrative work of parish officers in the 1630s. Henrik A. Langelueddecke. (Dr. Clive A. Holmes.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. John Bramhall and the reconstruction of the Church of Ireland, 1633-41. John D. McCafferty. (Dr. John S. Morrill.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The military and political career of John Lambert, 1619-57. David N. Farr. (Dr. John S. Morrill.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Covenanting political propaganda, 1638-88. Margaret Steele. (Professor Archibald A.M. Duncan.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1996. The Stuart court and courtiers in exile, 1644-54. Neil A.C. Reynolds. (Dr. John S. Morrill.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Were the Diggers the only 'true Levellers' of the English revolution? Ian D. Margeson. (Dr. P. Anne Duffin.) Exeter M.A. 1996. The church in Cromwellian England: initiatives for reform of the ministry during the Interregnum. Martin V. Winstone. (Professor A. Blair Worden.) Oxford M.Litt. 1996. 'Gold tried in the fire': the prophet Theaurau John Tany and the Puritan revolution. Ariel Y. Hessayon. (Dr. John S. Morrill.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The political culture of the English Commonwealth, 1649-53. Sean Kelsey. (Professor Ann L. Hughes.) Manchester Ph.D. 1996. The management of traditional building work in Cumbria, 1650-1840. Blake Tyson. (Dr. N. Heard and Dr. M. Airs.) Oxford Brookes Ph.D. 1996. Wealth and community in Liverpool, 1650-1750. Mrs. Diana E. Ascott. (Dr. Jennifer I. Kermode and Dr. Michael J. Power.) Liverpool Ph.D. 1996. Quaker pamphleteering and the development of the Quaker movement, 1652-6. M. Kate Peters. (Professor Patrick Collinson.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. British collecting, 1656-1800: scientific inquiry and social practice. Patricia E. Kell. (Mr. Arthur G. MacGregor.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Prostitution and police in London, c.1660-c.1760. Faramerz N. Dabhoiwala. (Dr. Martin J. Ingram.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Domestic service in London, 1660-1750: gender, life cycle, work and household relations. Timothy Meldrum. (Dr. Peter Earle and Dr. Paul A. Johnson.) London Ph.D. 1996. The growth of consumerism, 1660-1740. Janet Sleep. (Dr. Tom M. Williamson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 1996. Landowners on the Devon/Somerset border, 1660-1715. Mrs. R. Priscilla Flower- Smith. (Dr. Jonathan Barry.) Exeter Ph.D. 1996. The buildings and works of the Office of Ordnance at the Tower of London, under the later Stuarts. Geoffrey Parnell. (Dr. Ian Roy.) London Ph.D. 1996. Nonconformity and Anglican dissent in Restoration Wiltshire, 1660-89. Henry J. Lancaster. (Professor Ronald E. Hutton.) Bristol Ph.D. 1996. Diplomats and diplomacy in London, 1667-72. Roderick E. Clayton. (Dr. Gerald E. Aylmer.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The transformation of St. Peter Port, Guernsey, 1680-1836. Gregory S. Cox. (Professor Peter A. Clark.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. The regulation of marriage formation in England between 1690 and 1753. Jenny L. Hosking. (Dr. Jonathan Barry.) Exeter M.A. 1996. Re-investigating coastal trade: the ports of the Bristol Channel and the Severn estuary (1695-1704). David P. Hussey. (Dr. Barrie S. Trinder and Dr. Malcolm D.G. Wanklyn.) Wolverhampton Ph.D. 1996.
A social history of the Irish Presbyterian ministry in the 18th and 19th centuries. Kevin Conway. (Professor Kenneth D. Brown.) Belfast Ph.D. 1996. Timber trading, shipbuilding and the estate areas of Cornwall. Michael W. Baker. (Dr. Michael Duffy.) Exeter M.A. 1996. Experimental pharmacology in the 18th century. Andreas-Holger Maehle. (Professor William F. Bynum.) London Ph.D. 1996. Bluestocking philosophy: aspects of female aristocratic thought in 18th-century England. Susannah M. Riordan. (Dr. A.J. Boyd Hilton.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1995. Time use in 18th-century London: some evidence from the Old Bailey. Hans-Joachim K.L.R. Voth. (Dr. Richard M. Smith and Dr. John M. Landers.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. 'Mollies', 'fops' and 'men of feeling': aspects of male 'effeminacy' and masculinity in Britain, c.1700-80. Philip J. Carter. (Professor Paul Langford and Miss Joanna M. Innes.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The spectacle of difference: graphic satire and urban culture in London, 1700-51. Mark L. Hallett. (Dr. David H. Solkin.) London Ph.D. 1996. Electoral politics in Lancashire, 1702-61. Richard Harrison. (Dr. Michael A. Mullett.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. Rule Britannia: an analysis of the propaganda which fuelled the wars of belligerent nationalism in Great Britain, 1719-39. Oliver C.W. Thomson. (Dr. Lionel K.J. Glassey.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1995. Military recruiting in the Scottish Highlands: the political, social and economic context. Andrew MacKillop. (Professor Edward J. Cowan.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1996. Francophilia and Francophobia in English society, 1748-83. Robin D.E. Eagles. (Dr. Leslie G. Mitchell.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Marine recreation in S. Devon, 1750-1939. Janet Cusack. (Dr. H.E. Stephen Fisher and Dr. Michael Duffy.) Exeter M.Phil. 1996. Scottish and Irish immigrant churchmanship in England: its contribution to anti- Catholicism, 1750-1890. Jonathan Westaway. (Professor Eric J. Evans.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. Poor law policy and the operation of labour markets in Oxfordshire, c.1750-1870. Byung Khun Song. (Professor David S. Eastwood.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Estate and farm management in relation to land-use change in the lower Dove valley (Derbyshire), 1750-1850. Roger T. Dalton. (Dr. Charles Watkins.) Nottingham Ph.D. 1996. A study of the perceived differences in the pattern of poor rate expenditure in Staffordshire in the second half of the 18th century. Dudley Fowkes. (Dr. Angus J.D.M. McInnes.) Keele Ph.D. 1996. George Dempster of Dunnichen (1732-1818). Andrew M. Lang. (Mr. John M. Simpson and Dr. John W.M. Bannerman.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. Government and politics of Ireland during the Seven Years War. Eoin Magennis. (Professor Peter J. Jupp.) Belfast Ph.D. 1996. Social unrest in Britain during the reign of George III, 1760-1816. Spencer J. Bailey. (Professor John C.R. Childs.) Leeds M.A. 1996. Some contributions of Nevil Maskelyne and his contemporaries to the solution of navigational problems, 1761-1811, including revaluation of their position-finding by computer-aided methods. David M. Bailey. (Dr. Michael Duffy.) Exeter M.A. 1996. The works of Mrs. Trimmer (1741-1810). Mrs. Pauline M. Heath. (Professor Richard E. Aldrich.) London Ph.D. 1996. The clergy of the deaneries of Rochester and Malling in the diocese of Rochester, c.1770-1870. Gerald Lane. (Professor W.R. Ward.) Durham M.A. 1996. The pattern of London enterprise, 1775-1830. David C. Barnett. (Professor Stanley D. Chapman.) Nottingham Ph.D. 1996. The geography of poor relief expenditure in late 18th- and early 19th-century rural Oxfordshire. Edward J. Newbold. (Dr. John Langton.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Public opinion, crime and the police in Preston, c.1790-1880. Christina Boyle. (Professor Clive Emsley and Dr. David C. Russell.) Central Lancashire M.Phil. 1995. The social history of juvenile crime in Middlesex, 1790-1850. Heather Shore. (Professor Penelope J. Corfield.) London Ph.D. 1996. The Gothic revival and the Church of England, 1790-1840. Simon M. Bradley. (Mr. John A. Newman.) London Ph.D. 1996. Liberty, loyalty and locality: the discourses of loyalism in England, 1790-1815. Katrina K. Watson. (Professor Clive Emsley.) Open University Ph.D. 1996. The evolution of modern British sporting culture, 1793-1850. Adrian N. Harvey. (Dr. John Stevenson.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
The establishment of Histology in the curriculum of the London medical schools in the 19th century. Patricia H. Bracegirdle. (Professor William F. Bynum.) London Ph.D. 1996. Land usage in Gorton and Openshaw in the 19th century. George D. Crabb. (Professor David M. Vincent.) Keele M.Phil. 1996. Nineteenth-century craftsmen and tradesmen in Hertfordshire: a spatial, economic and social study of self-sufficiency. C.A. Crompton. Open University Ph.D. 1995. Class organization of 19th-century dissent. Julie Dexter. (Dr. Keith D.M. Snell.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. In the midst of a Protestant people: the development of the Catholic community in Bristol in the 19th century. P.J. Gilbert. Brunel Ph.D. 1996. Divine providence and epidemic cholera: a contribution to the study of secularization of thought in 19th-century England. Corinne Grimley-Evans. (Professor Anne Digby, Dr. H. Margaret Pelling and Professor Charles H. Feinstein.) Oxford Brookes Ph.D. 1996. The invention of the stomach pump and its development in the 19th century. William Jackson. (Professor John V. Pickstone.) Manchester M.Sc. 1996. Problems in molecular science in the 19th century. Maria Yamalidou. (Dr. Peter M. Harman.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. Who should deliver babies? Models of nature and the midwifery debate, c.1800-c.1886. Joanna Bedford. (Dr. Dorothy E. Porter.) London Ph.D. 1996. Charity, mutuality and philanthropy: voluntary provision in Bristol, 1800-70. Martin Gorsky. (Dr. Daniel M. Feldman and Professor Bernard W.E. Alford.) Bristol Ph.D. 1996. The Rifle Brigade, 1800-c.1870: a study of social, cultural and religious attitudes. Crosby Stevens. (Dr. J. Clyde G. Binfield.) Sheffield Ph.D. 1996. The journals of Robert Wilson, M.D. (1787-1871). Thelma G. Watt. (Professor Paul Dukes.) Aberdeen M.Litt. 1996. High Calvinists in action, c.1810-1860: a study of the response of some high Calvinist ministers to religious and secular problems in Manchester and London, compared with the work of some evangelical Calvinists. Ian Shaw. (Dr. Henry D. Rack.) Manchester Ph.D. 1996. The Highland clearances and Scottish national identity. Krisztina Fenyo. (Professor Edward J. Cowan.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1996. The competence, training and education of the British 19th-century master mariner, with particular reference to the years 1815-73. Colin Singleton. (Professor Richard E. Aldrich.) London Ph.D. 1996. The ultimate engine: the British army and popular radicalism, 1815-50. Michael Miller. (Professor Clive Behagg and Dr. Andrew W. Foster.) Southampton M.Phil. 1996. Scott's of Greenock, shipbuilders and engineers, 1820-1920. Johnston F. Robb. (Professor Anthony Slaven.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1993. The educational work of Bradford Mechanics' Institute in the 19th century, with particular reference to the economic, political, religious and social affiliations of its leading members. T. Gerry R. Wright. (Dr. Paul R. Sharp.) Leeds M.Phil. 1996. The development of local government in Torquay, c.1824-c.1870. Patricia M. Sandford. (Dr. Bruce I. Coleman.) Exeter M.Phil. 1996. Non-Benthamite influences on the English law of evidence, 1828-98. Christopher J.W. Allen. London Ph.D. 1994. The Devon Pauper Lunatic Asylum, 1828-61. Jeanette R. Lee. (Dr. Bruce I. Coleman and Dr. W.J. Forsyth.) Exeter M.Phil. 1996. George Wightwick: a Regency architect in the west of England. Rosamund M. Reid. (Professor Joseph Mordaunt Crook.) London M.Phil. 1996. The railways' influence on place-names in suburbia: Harrow borough. Peter G. Scott. (Professor Charles V. Phythian-Adams.) Leicester M.Phil. 1996. The life and work of Thomas Laycock (1812-76), with special reference to neuro- psychiatry. Frederick E. James. (Professor William F. Bynum.) London Ph.D. 1996. John Snow M.D., 1813-58. Mrs. Stephanie J. Snow. (Professor David M. Vincent.) Keele Ph.D. 1996. The development of social security in Ireland (before and after independence), 1838- 1989. Geoffrey S. Cook. (Professor Brian Abel-Smith.) London Ph.D. 1992. The transfer of wealth and power: gentlemen landowners and the middle classes of Bromley, 1840-1914. Matthew Greenhalgh. (Professor Angela V. John and Ms. Bridget Leach.) Greenwich Ph.D. 1996. John Stuart Mill, George Jacob Holyoake and the 'social question': themes of continuity in mid 19th-century radicalism and socialism. Matthew J. Lee. (Dr. Gareth Stedman Jones.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Religious attendance amd provision in Birmingham and the Black Country and the surrounding rural areas during the mid 19th century. John McPhail. (Dr. Roger Leese and Dr. Malcolm D.G. Wanklyn.) Wolverhampton Ph.D. 1996. Principle or pragmatism? The history of the 19th-century copyright legislation. C.A. Seville. (Professor William R. Cornish.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The Liberal party in Scotland, 1843-68: electoral politics and party development. Gordon F. Millar. (Dr. John F. McCaffrey.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1995. British reactions to Pius IX and the Roman revolution. Saho Matsumoto. (Professor John A. Davis.) Warwick M.Phil. 1996. The development of voluntary hospitals, 1850-1914. John H.C. Seager. (Mr. John R. Lowerson.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. John Stuart Mill and male support for the Victorian women's movement. Anton Dyer. (Professor John W. Burrow.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. Structures, relationships and attitudes: coalmining family life in the Black Country during the second half of the 19th century. William J. Ridgeway. (Dr. Malcolm D.G. Wanklyn, Dr. Roger Leese and Professor John Benson.) Wolverhampton Ph.D. 1996. Land development and the steel companies of eastern Sheffield, 1850-1900. Richard Simmons. (Professor Anthony R. Sutcliffe.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. The demands of the people will rise: post-Chartist radicalism in the Dundee area, c.1850-c.1885. M. St. John. Dundee M.Phil. 1996. Trade union superannuation benefit, 1851-1908. Kazuko Fukasawa. (Professor Patricia M. Thane.) London Ph.D. 1996. Sir Jerom Murch: case study of a unitarian liberal and his impact on the Bath community, 1833-95. Alexandra E. Kolaczkowski. (Dr. David Brooke.) Bath Ph.D. 1995. Class, commercialism and community in the origins and development of the Northern Rugby Football Union, 1857-1910. Antony Collins. (Dr. John D. Baxendale.) Sheffield Hallam Ph.D. 1996. Property, profit and pollution: conflicts in river and estuary fishing, 1860-1914. Gillian A. Parsons. (Professor John K. Walton.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. The educated eye and the industrial hand: art and design instruction for the working classes in mid Victorian Britain. Rafael Denis. (Dr. Caroline H. Arscott.) London Ph.D. 1995. 'Generous and lofty sympathies': the Kensington Society, the 1866 Women's Suffrage Petition and the development of mid Victorian feminism. Ann Dingsdale. (Professor Angela V. John and Dr. C. Brown.) Greenwich Ph.D. 1996. Custom, conflict and community: a study of the Irish in S. Wales and Cornwall, 1861- 91. Louise Miskell. (Dr. Paul B. O'Leary.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. The Church, the state and the Fenian threat, 1861-75. Oliver P. Rafferty. (Professor R.F. (Roy) Foster.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The Rt. Hon. George Sholto Gordon Douglas-Pennant, 2nd Baron Penrhyn of Llandegai: the politician; his dilemma. Edmund Douglas-Pennant. (Dr. R. Merfyn Jones and Dr. William P. Griffith.) Wales M.Phil. 1995. Lord Rosebery and Scottish nationalism, 1868-96. Robert J. Akroyd. (Mr. Owen Dudley Edwards and Mr. John M. Simpson.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. The velocity of circulation of money: empirical evidence for the United Kingdom, 1870-1991. J.D.C. Riley. London Guildhall Ph.D. 1995. The 'equal pay' issue, 1870-1961. Sylvia MacDougall. (Dr. R.S. Betts.) Liverpool M.Ed. 1996. Tobacco consumption, 1870-1945. Matthew Hilton. (Dr. Michael J. Winstanley.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. Geographical education, empire and citizenship in Britain, 1870-1944. Teresa S. Ploszajska. (Dr. Felix F. Driver.) London Ph.D. 1996. The problem of boy labour and 'blind alley' occupations within the context of the labour markets of Brighton and Portsmouth, 1870-1939. Roy E. Bowden. (Professor John G. Rule.) Southampton Ph.D. 1996. Cultural constitution of female psychiatric disorders, 1870-1938. Kelly E. Loughlin. (Dr. Catherine J. Crawford.) Essex Ph.D. 1996. A neglected issue in the history of education and training: women students of University College London and the Polytechnic at Regent Street, c.1870-1930. Julie Stevenson. (Professors John Armstrong and Patricia M. Thane.) Thames Valley Ph.D. 1996. Popular music and social identity in Manchester and Glasgow, 1870-1914. Philemon Eva. (Professor Patrick J. Joyce.) Manchester Ph.D. 1996. Elementary education and Welsh society, 1870-1902. Robert V. Smith. (Dr. David W. Howell.) Wales Ph.D. 1995. The development of sports and leisure in Chester, 1870-1900. M. Kevin Sykes. (Dr. R.J. Davis and Dr. I. Ward.) Coventry M.Phil. 1996. Sir Garnet Wolseley and the reform of the British army, 1870-99. Halik Kochanski. (Professor Brian J. Bond.) London Ph.D. 1996. Free or non-free agency? Gender and the Factory Act of 1874. Keiko Takeuchi. (Professor Michael E. Rose.) Manchester M.Phil. 1996. Early innovations in social research: the poverty survey of Charles Booth. Kevin B. Bales. (Dr. Jane E. Lewis and Professor Brian Abel-Smith.) London Ph.D. 1994. Ideology and the telephone: the social reception of a technology, London 1876-1920. Jeremy Stein. (Dr. Richard J. Dennis.) London Ph.D. 1996. British women explorers and travel writers in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Cheryl McEwan. (Dr. Michael J. Heffernan and Dr. Morag Bell.) Loughborough Ph.D. 1995. The role of Jewish women in national Jewish philanthropic organizations in Britain, 1880-1945. Mrs. Susannah M. Taylor. (Dr. A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.) Southampton Ph.D. 1996. Sisterhood or surveillance? The development of working girls' clubs in London, 1880- 1939. Iris Dove. (Professor Angela V. John and Dr. C. Brown.) Greenwich Ph.D. 1996. British or Irish? A comparative study of working-class life in three cities, c.1880-1925. John Lynch. (Professor Kenneth D. Brown.) Belfast Ph.D. 1996. Children under the care of the Scottish Poor Law, 1880-1929. Helen J. Macdonald. Professor M. Anne Crowther.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1994. The conversion to socialism: Britain, 1880-1914. Nick Donovan. (Dr. James Obelkevich.) Warwick M.A. 1996. The finance and growth of the Lancashire cotton industry, 1880-1914. Stephen Toms. (Professor Stanley D. Chapman and Dr. P.A. Barnes.) Nottingham Ph.D. 1996. Popular mysticism and the origins of the new psychology, 1880-1910. Rhodri Hayward. (Dr. Roger Smith.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. A city in change: Aberdeen in the 1880s. Thomas Jamieson. (Mr. Donald J. Withrington.) Aberdeen M.Litt. 1996. The making of a woman's town: household and gender in Dundee, 1890-1940. Graham R. Smith. (Professor George C. Peden.) Stirling Ph.D. 1996. The political role of women in N.E. Ulster, 1890-1940. Diane Urquhart. (Dr. Mary O'Dowd.) Belfast Ph.D. 1996. Proprietors and managers: structure and technique in large British enterprise, 1890- 1939. John Quaile. (Dr. Katrina Honeyman and Dr. P.W. Terence Moreton.) Leeds Ph.D. 1996. Cézanne in England, c.1890-1927. Benjamin D. Harvey. (Professor Richard F. Verdi.) Birmingham M.Phil. 1996. Industrial and commercial efficiency: the role, reform and development of Scottish technical and commercial education, 1895-1914. Thomas G. Velek. (Professor Robert D. Anderson and Dr. Kenneth Fielden.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. Peace, patriotism and reform: the ideas of the British peace movement, 1896-1916. J. Paul Laity. (Dr. Martin E. Ceadel and Dr. E. Jane Garnett.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
Women, work and culture on Tyneside, 1900-80. Elaine Knox. (Professors John K. Walton and A. Penny Summerfield.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. The history of technological change in the U.K. biscuit industry, 1900-75. Kyle F. Jones. (Professor Charles H. Feinstein.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. British maritime strategy and amphibious capability, 1900-40. David R. Massam. (Dr. Paul M. Hayes.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Women teachers in state schools in England and Wales, 1900-39: the development of feminist allegiance and political strategies. Alison M. Oram. (Dr. Jane E. Lewis.) London Ph.D. 1996. Municipal maternity services: policy and provision, 1900-39, with particular reference to Kingston-upon-Hull and its Municipal Maternity Home. Maxine Rhodes. (Ms. Janet M. Blackman.) Hull Ph.D. 1996. Passwords to power: a public rationale for expert influence on central government policy-making - British scientists and economists, c.1900-c.1925. Andrew J. Hull. (Professor Richard H. Trainor and Dr. Neil Rollings.) Glasgow Ph.D. 1994. Robert Hugh Benson (1871-1914), Catholic novelist and apologist: towards the restoration of a portrait. Nicholas G. Heap. (Dr. D.Geoffrey Rowell.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Monmouthshire and the Education Act, 1902: the 'Welsh revolt' of 1902-5, a study in conflict between national and local government in the field of education. Eirwen Griffiths. London M.Phil. 1995. The influence of the Church of England on legislation concerning women, 1903-31. Keith A. Francis. (Dr. Judith F. Champ.) London Ph.D. 1996. The constitutional thought of Winston Churchill, 1906-29. L.J. Small. (Dr. David J. Reynolds.) Cambridge M.Litt. 1996. Reform of marriage and divorce law in England and Wales, 1909-37. Cordelia A. Moyse. (Dr. Gillian R. Sutherland.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. History of life in the Tower Gardens estate, N. Tottenham. Diana Bligh. (Professors M.H. Harloe and Paul R. Thompson.) Essex M.Phil. 1996. The evolution of the administrative infrastructure of the British Expeditionary Force, 1910-19. Ian M. Brown. (Dr. Brian Holden Reid.) London Ph.D. 1996. Psychology and ministry: the life and work of Leslie Weatherhead. John C. Travell. (Dr. J. Clyde G. Binfield.) Sheffield Ph.D. 1996. Donald MacLean and British foreign policy. Sheila M. Kerr. (Professor Donald Cameron Watt.) London Ph.D. 1996. The English boys' boarding preparatory school, 1914-40. J.E. Austin. Open University Ph.D. 1995. British churches in the First World War. Alison M. Brown. (Dr. Gerard J. De Groot.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 1996. The function of theatre entertainment in the First World War, 1914-18. Laurence J. Collins. London Ph.D. 1994. Of war wounds: the propaganda, politics and experience of medicine in World War I on the Western Front. Claire Herrick. (Dr. Roger J. Cooter.) Manchester Ph.D. 1996. Education for industry: attitudes and policies affecting the provision of technical education in Britain, 1916-29. Marian E. Bartlett. (Dr. Ross I. McKibbin and Professor Charles H. Feinstein.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The social and cultural impact of the motor car in Britain, 1918-39. Sean O'Connell. (Dr. Tony Mason and Dr. James Obelkevich.) Warwick Ph.D. 1996. Post-primary education in West Ham, 1918-39: a study in provision and practice. Kim L. O'Flynn. (Professor Richard E. Aldrich.) London Ph.D. 1996. Labour in the Nottingham lace industry, 1918-39. Kentaro Saito. (Professor Peter S. Fearon.) Leicester M.Phil. 1996. Aspects of Elgar's reception in England, 1918-34. John P. Gardiner. (Professor Hugh St.C. Cunningham.) Kent M.A. 1996. The women's cause: feminist organizations, 1918-28. Vivien C. Law. (Dr. Marguerite Rendel.) London Ph.D. 1993. 'Poppies on the up-platform': commemoration of the Great War in Wales. Angela D. Gaffney. (Dr. Christopher M. Williams.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Socialist ideology and the British Labour party in the inter-war years. Richard Lee. (Dr. D. Coates and Professor J.T. Callaghan.) Wolverhampton M.Phil. 1996. Industrial relations in the British printing industry between the wars. Michael J. Richardson. (Dr. June B. Hannam and Dr. Philip G. Ollerenshaw.) West of England Ph.D. 1995. The Co-operative movement in N.W. England, 1919-39: images and realities. Jayne Southern. (Dr. Michael J. Winstanley.) Lancaster Ph.D. 1996. Unionist culture and literature, 1920-72. Gillian V. McIntosh. (Dr. T. Alvin Jackson.) Belfast Ph.D. 1996. A social history of English women's track and field, 1921-60. Lynne Robinson. (Dr. Tony Mason.) Warwick Ph.D. 1996. Women and citizenship in England, 1928-50. Caitriona A. Beaumont. (Dr. Tony Mason and Dr. James Obelkevich.) Warwick Ph.D. 1996. John Maynard Keynes and international relations: idealism, economic paths to war and peace, and post-war reconstruction. D.J. Markwell. Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The implementation of social policy in England in the 1930s: a case study of Cheshire County Council and Birkenhead County Borough. Stephanie A. Snape. (Professor Rodney Lowe.) Bristol Ph.D. 1996. The Labour party and the idea of citizenship, c.1931-51. Abigail L. Beach. (Professor Martin J. Daunton.) London Ph.D. 1996. Margaret Miller and the campaign for the right of the married woman to earn. Jennifer Bhatt. (Dr. Keith D.M. Snell.) Leicester M.Phil. 1996. Admiralty war planning, armaments diplomacy and intelligence perceptions of German seapower and their influence on British foreign and defence policy, 1933-9. Joseph A. Maiolo. (Dr. David Stevenson.) London Ph.D. 1996. The intellectual, political and cultural significance of Penguin books, 1935-c.1956. Nicholas B. Joicey. (Professor Peter F. Clarke.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The planning, intelligence, execution and aftermath of the Dieppe Raid, 19 August 1942. Hugh G. Henry. (Professor Sir Harry Hinsley.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The teaching of mathematics to juniors, 1944-90. Monica Malcolm. (Professor William E. Marsden.) Liverpool M.Phil. 1996. Bombardment and support: roles of the Royal Navy in the assault on Walcheren, 1 November 1944. Ivor Howcroft. (Dr. Michael Duffy.) Exeter M.A. 1996. The changing patterns of Black politics in Britain. K.K. Shukra. Kent Ph.D. 1995. War, gender and memory: the British memory of World War II. Lucy Noakes. (Dr. Alun J. Howkins.) Sussex D.Phil. 1996. British post-Second World War amphibious doctrine. Ian A. Speller. (Dr. Andrew D. Lambert.) London Ph.D. 1996. A sociological analysis of transformation in a religious order: the Passionists in Britain and Ireland, 1945-90, and the 'option for the poor'. James P. Sweeney. London Ph.D. 1993. Medicine and midwifery: discourses in childbirth, c.1945-1974. Susan J. Pitt. (Ms. Anne Borsay.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Local reaction in Sheffield to the E. European immigrants, 1945-70. Janine Hanson. (Professor Colin Holmes.) Sheffield Ph.D. 1996. History of obstetrics in Northern Ireland, 1948-92. John O'Sullivan. (Professor Leslie A. Clarkson.) Belfast Ph.D. 1996. The brutal hospital: efficiency, form and identity in the National Health Service. Jonathan Hughes. (Professor Christopher K. Green.) London Ph.D. 1996. Tourism and the image of success: an essay on its developmental role within the post- industrial city, with special reference to Hull. Craig Brooks. (Ms. Janet M. Blackman.) Hull M.Phil. 1996. Regional voting behaviour in Britain: explaining the growing divide, 1955-92. Simon A. Henig. (Dr. Iain S. McLean.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. London government in transition: from the London County Council to the Greater London Council, 1962-7. Colin R. Anderson. (Dr. Mark J. Clapson.) Luton Ph.D. 1996.
International Calvinism and the Reformed Church of Hungary and Transylvania between 1613 and 1658. Graeme N.J. Murdock. (Professor Robert J.W. Evans.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. International health and nutrition in the 20th century. Joshua Ruxin. (Professor William F. Bynum.) London Ph.D. 1996. Britain and the problem of international disarmament, 1919-34. Carolyn J. Kitching. (Dr. Richard C. Richardson and Professor David N. Dilks.) Teesside Ph.D. 1996. American perceptions of Soviet economic and military power, 1921-46. Leonard G. Leshuk. London Ph.D. 1994. Swinging the club: relations between the United States and the British Commonwealth in the economic transition from war to peace, 1943-8. Nicholas W. Norman. (Dr. Peter H. Lyon.) London Ph.D. 1994. 'Over there', 1944-5 - Americans in the Liberation of France: their perceptions of and relations with France and the French. Andrew Thomson. (Professor David A. Welch.) Kent Ph.D. 1996. Changes in the concept of security since World War II among Western international theorists. Adam C. Cobb. (Professor Sir Harry Hinsley.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Civil military relations: comparative analysis of military interventions in post-war Turkey and Greece. Gerasimos Karabelias. London Ph.D. 1995. Pseudo operations: the use by British and American armed forces of deception in counter-insurgencies, 1945-73. P. Melshen. (Professor G.L. Williams.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Korean-U.S. defence relations, with special reference to the R.O.K. air force, 1945-56. Tin-tae So. (Dr. Saki Dockrill.) London Ph.D. 1996. Forging hegemonic consensus: America, France and the making of the post-war order, 1945-54. Stewart M. Patrick. (Dr. A.R. Walter.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. International relations between the United States and Spain, 1945-53: economics, ideology and compromise. Boris N. Liedtke. (Professor Paul Preston.) London Ph.D. 1996. The origins of nuclear first-use: NATO strategy, 1949-54. A.M. Johnston. (Dr. Ian Clark.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. British mass media coverage of the late colonial wars in Cyprus and Kenya in the 1950s. Paul D.T.L. Jennings. (Mr. Peter P. Stead.) Wales Ph.D. 1996. Nuclear sharing within NATO and Britain's approach: the strategy for short-range nuclear weapons in the 1950s. Kaoru Kikuyama. London M.Phil. 1992. An analysis of United States' security policy towards a Third World state during the Cold War era: a case study of U.S.-Iran relations. H.S. Yoo. Durham Ph.D. 1996. Anglo-American relations and the attempts to settle the Korean question, 1953-60. Heesu Kim. (Dr. C. John Kent.) London Ph.D. 1996. The Middle East in China's united front calculations, 1957-8. Robert A. Biel. London Ph.D. 1992. British and American policy toward France, 1958-63. Christopher S. Van Houten. (Professor Christopher M. Andrew.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Real estate advisory services: growth and competition in Japan, Europe and the United States, 1960-90. Terrence W. Lapier. (Professor Leslie Hannah.) London Ph.D. 1996. Anglo-American reaction to de Gaulle's NATO policy, 1960-3. Constantine A. Pagedas. (Dr. Michael L. Dockrill.) London Ph.D. 1996.
Skirting the edges of civilization: British women travellers and travel writers in South Africa, 1797-1899. Michelle Adler. (Professor Shula Marks and Dr. Elizabeth E.A. Gunner.) London Ph.D. 1996. Economic and military change in 19th-century Buganda. Richard J. Reid. (Professor Andrew D. Roberts.) London Ph.D. 1996. Holy war and rebellion: the Moroccan state in the early 19th century and the Algerian jihad of 'Abd al-Qadir, 1830-47. Katherine N. Bennison. (Dr. Michael Brett.) London Ph.D. 1996. Politics and society in Inanda, Natal: the Qadi under Chief Mqhawe, c.1840-1906. Heather A. Hughes. London Ph.D. 1996. A history of disease and medicine in Swaziland, c.1870-1993. P.M. Matse. (Professor John Iliffe.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The history of the Baptist Church in Angola and its influence on the life and culture of the Kongo and Zombo peoples, 1879-1940. Frederick J. Grenfell. (Professor Adrian Hastings.) Leeds M.Phil. 1996. Influence of pressure groups on British foreign policy during the 'scramble for Africa', c.1882-95. Christian J. Rees. (Professor Muriel E. Chamberlain.) Wales Ph.D. 1994. The aspirations of European settlers in Kenya and their influence on Highland farming practices, 1890-1964. Mrs. Elizabeth Rieden. (Professor Edward J.T. Collins.) Reading Ph.D. 1996. West African students and West African nationalism in Britain, 1900-60. Hakim Adi. London Ph.D. 1994. Miscegenation and colonial society in French West Africa, c.1900-1960. Owen C. White. (Dr. Robert N. Gildea.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. British imperialism and Social Darwinism: C.L. Temple and colonial administration in northern Nigeria, 1901-16. Christopher Alderman. (Dr. Philip H. Drummond-Thompson and Dr. Michael Hawkins.) Kingston Ph.D. 1996. 'To make the crooked straight': settler colonialism, imperial decline and the South African beef industry, 1902-42. Shaun N. Milton. (Professor Shula Marks.) London Ph.D. 1996. A historical analysis of new religious movements in Ghana, 1911-88. Samuel Gyanfosu. (Professor Adrian Hastings.) Leeds Ph.D. 1995. The Scottish mission factor in the development of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, 1917-57. Charles Gyang-Duah. Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. Migrant labour and agriculture in southern Mozambique, with special reference to the Lower Limpopo valley, 1920-92. Luis A. Covane. (Professor Shula Marks.) London Ph.D. 1996. The entrepreneurial ethnocracy of the Lebanese in Nigeria: ethnicity and clientelism in an immigrant community, 1920-80. Ahmad A. Hage. London Ph.D. 1995. The development of pentecostalism in Ghana. Emmanuel K.K. Larbi. Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. Land, labour and cattle: the political economy of Zululand, c.1930-1950. Aran S. MacKinnon. (Professor Shula Marks.) London Ph.D. 1996. The projection of Britain's 'new empire' in Africa, 1939-48. C.J. Morris. Leeds Ph.D. 1995. The role of British colonial policy and social, economic and political change in the Gold Coast (Ghana), 1940-57. Henry K.O. Asamoah. (Professor John A.S. Grenville.) Birmingham M.Litt. 1996. The state and integrated rural development in southwestern Nigeria, c.1945-1992, with a case study of the Ekiti-Akoko agricultural development project, Ondo-State. Olufemi A. Akinola. (Dr. Gareth M. Austin.) London Ph.D. 1996. National integration and the vicissitudes of state power in Ghana: the political incorporation of Likpe, a border community, 1945-86. Paul C. Nugent. London Ph.D. 1992. Britain and the Egyptian question, 1950-4. Michael T. Thornhill. (Dr. Paul M. Hayes.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. Pan-Arabism in domestic Egyptian politics, 1952-70. Katarina A. Funtek. (Dr. Derek Hopwood.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
The influence of European fur trade goods on native American material culture (clothing). Beverley Craw-Eismont. (Professor Bruce P. Lenman.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 1996.
Encounters between non-slaveholding whites and Afro-Americans in lowcountry Georgia, c.1750-c.1830. Timothy J. Lockley. (Dr. Betty C. Wood.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Great Britain and the Cherokee nation: war and peace on the Anglo-Cherokee frontier, 1756-63. John S. Oliphant. (Professor Glyndwr Williams.) London Ph.D. 1996. The politics of mobilization in Revolutionary Virginia: military culture and political and social relations, 1774-83. Michael A. McDonnell. (Dr. Peter J. Thompson and Professor Daniel W. Howe.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. A republic under siege: native Americans and the threat to the Union, 1783-95. Celia J. Barnes. (Dr. David R. Brooks.) London Ph.D. 1996. Cooke's tour and after: the theatrical travels of some early British stars in America. M. More-Gordon. Exeter Ph.D. 1995. Charles Finney (1792-1875) and Potto Brown (1797-1871): the preacher and the miller. Roger Taylor. (Professor D. Hugh V. Brogan.) Essex M.Phil. 1996. Observing God: Thomas Dick (1774-1857), Evangelicalism and popular science in Victorian Britain and antebellum America. William J. Astore. (Professor Robert Fox.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The race of ambition: Abraham Lincoln and the Republican vocation, 1849-61. Matthew F. Pinsker. (Professor Daniel W. Howe and Mr. Lawrence N. Goldman.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. An historical geography of changing attitudes to wetlands in the United States Mid- West. Hugh C. Prince. (Professor Hugh D. Clout.) London Ph.D. 1996. A comparative study of independent working-class politics: the American Federation of Labour and third-party movements in New York, Chicago and Seattle, 1918-24. Andrew G. Strouthous. (Dr. E.B. (Rick) Halpern.) London Ph.D. 1996. Neo-conservatives and U.S. foreign policy: an intellectual history, 1930-95. Julie A. Glidden. (Dr. Martin E. Ceadel.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. United States Army aviation and the air mobility innovation, 1942-65. Christopher Cheng. London Ph.D. 1992. 'Who is anti-American?' The British Left and the United States, 1945-56. Giora Goodman. (Professor Kathleen Burk.) London Ph.D. 1996. Risk, reflexivity and popular mobilization: the movement for nuclear disarmament in the United States and Great Britain. D.A. Hubert. (Professor Anthony Giddens.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996.
Por la escuela cubana en Cuba libre: themes in the history of primary and secondary education in Cuba, 1899-1958. Laurie A. Johnston. (Dr. Christopher G. Abel.) London Ph.D. 1996.
Peasant organization in Veracruz, Mexico, 1920 to the present. David A. Skerritt. (Professor Alan S. Knight.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Agricultural performance and macroeconomic policies in Peru, 1950-90. Raul A. Hopkins Larrea. London Ph.D. 1995.
Cult and money: a study of the growing wealth of the Jerusalem temple and its high priests from the Persian period to 70 C.E. Cecily M.E. Hastings. London Ph.D. 1994. The development of Shi'i Islam in the 3rd/9th century. Tamima Bayhom Daou. (Dr. Gerald R. Hawting.) London Ph.D. 1996. The political history of the Fatimid-Tayyibi Da'wa in Yemen, c.524-832/1130-1429. B. Saifiyah Qutbuddin. (Professor Wilferd W.F. Madelung.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The Political Thought of al-Jahiz with special reference to the issue of Khilafa (Imamate): a Chronological approach. Jamal el-'Attar. Edinburgh Ph.D. 1996. Aspects of the life, political and religious role and literary works of the Imam al-Mansur B'illah 'Abd Allah b. Hazma (d. 614 A.H. / 1217 A.D.). Muhammad A. Wahhab. London Ph.D. 1993. The Palestine Exploration Fund, 1865-1914. John J. Moscrop. (Dr. Alex G. Keller.) Leicester Ph.D. 1996. British perceptions of the Ottoman empire, 1876-1908. H.J. Rachel Odams. (Dr. Robert J.C. Young.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Identity and change among Iranian Zoroastrians in the 20th century. Shanin Bekhradnia. (Dr. Schuyler Jones.) Oxford M.Litt. 1996. The development of accounting in Iraq. Fadil H. Mosa. (Dr. Moyra J. Kedslie.) Hull Ph.D. 1996. Turkish nationalism and the Turkish Republic. Hugh R. Poulton. (Dr. W.M. Hale.) London Ph.D. 1995. The British naval mission at Constantinople: an analysis of naval assistance to the Ottoman empire, 1908-14. Charles V. Reed. (Professor Robert J. O'Neill.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Oman under Sultans Taimur and Sa'id (1913-70). Abdullah M.F. Al-Wuhaibi. (Dr. Robin L. Bidwell.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1995. Authority and foreign intervention in Arabia: a case study of Sharif Hussein and Ibn Saud of Nejd and Great Britain, 1914-24. Haifa Alangari. (Dr. Charles R.H. Tripp.) London Ph.D. 1996. Aden during the First World War. Abdol R.B. Yaccob. (Professor Malcolm E. Yapp.) London Ph.D. 1996. British planners in Palestine, 1918-36. Benjamin Hyman. (Professor Derek R. Diamond.) London Ph.D. 1994. The influence of foreign aid on Jordan's foreign policy, 1921-70. M.A. Mubaideen. Newcastle Ph.D. 1996. The great achievement: King Abd al-Aziz and the founding of the third Saudi state. Torki bïn Mohammed Saud Al-Kabeer. London Ph.D. 1990. Churchill's diplomatic eavesdropping and secret signals intelligence as an instrument of British foreign policy, 1941-4: the case of Turkey. Robin A. Denniston. (Professor Kathleen Burk.) London Ph.D. 1996. The effect of the socio-economic development on nationalism: a comparative study of Iranian and Iraqi Kurdistan, 1945-60. Farideh Koohi-Kamali Dehkordi. (Dr. Edward R.J. Owen.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Covert action and international terrorism in the Middle East: Syria, 1949-61. Andrew J. Rathmell. London Ph.D. 1994. The study of British and Israeli race and ethnic relations, 1950-70: a comparative analysis. Gilad Danziger. London Ph.D. 1994. Turkey and her Arab neighbours, 1954-8. Ara G.K. Sanjian. (Dr. R. Michael Burrell.) London Ph.D. 1996. The 1958 disturbances in Lebanon. Mrs. Claude B. Kanaan. (Dr. Ulrike Freitag.) London Ph.D. 1996.
Losing face: the British foreign service and the question of Tibet, 1904-22. Wendy C. Palace. (Dr. David W. Sweet.) Durham Ph.D. 1996.
The English East India Company and Hindu laws of property in Bengal, 1765-1801: appropriation and invention of tradition. Mrs. Nandini Bhattacharyya-Panda. (Professor Tapan Raychaudhuri.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Slavery and the household in Bengal, 1770-1880. Indrani Chatterjee. (Professor David J. Arnold.) London Ph.D. 1996. Famine, state and society in N. India, 1783-1861. Sanjay K. Sharma. (Professor Peter G. Robb.) London Ph.D. 1996. The transformation of colonial perceptions into legal norms: legislating for crime and punishment in Bengal, 1790s to 1820s. Shahdeen Malik. (Dr. W.F. Menski.) London Ph.D. 1994. Crime and prisons in 19th- and 20th-century Bengal. Anindita Mukhopadhyay. (Professor David J. Arnold.) London Ph.D. 1996. The Europeans of Calcutta, 1858-83. Damayanti Datta. (Professor Christopher A. Bayly.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The demography of Indian famines: a historical perspective. Arup Maharatna. (Dr. Timothy P.G. Dyson.) London Ph.D. 1992. The Indian army and North-West frontier warfare, 1886-1947. Timothy R. Moreman. (Professor Brian J. Bond.) London Ph.D. 1996. Indian civil servants, 1892-1937: an age of transition. Takehiko Honda. (Professor Judith M. Brown and Dr. Mark C. Curthoys.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. The emergence of Muslim feminism in S. Asia, 1920-60. Mrs. Azra Asghar Ali. (Professor Francis C.R. Robinson.) London Ph.D. 1996. Continuity and change in Russian politics in northern Manchuria, 1924-31. Felix Patrikeeff. (Dr. Harold Shukman.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. State policies towards propaganda and information in eastern India during the Second World War. Sanjoy Bhattacharya. (Professor Peter G. Robb.) London Ph.D. 1996. Political prisoners in India pre- and post-Independence. Ujjwal K. Singh. (Dr. D.D. Taylor.) London Ph.D. 1996.
British strategy and S.E. Asia, 1941-57. Karl A. Hack. (Dr. John G. Darwin and Dr. Peter B.R. Carey.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. Great Britain and the importance of Indochina in the post-war Churchill administration. Ming Dung Bui. (Dr. David J. Reynolds.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996.
Smallpox in China in the Qing period. Chia-feng Chang. (Dr. Christopher Cullen.) London Ph.D. 1996. The social and political thought of Yen Fu. Qiang Li. London Ph.D. 1993. The rise of public sector banking: the Japanese banks in Korea, 1878-1938. Song- Whan Kim. (Professor Charles H. Feinstein.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996. Village rituals in Fuzhou in the late imperial and republican periods. Michael A. Szonyi. (Dr. David W. Faure.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The making of modern Chinese medicine, 1895-1937. Bridie J. Andrews. (Dr. Andrew R. Cunningham.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The city of contrasts: perceptions and realities in Canton in the 1920s and 1930s. Virgin K. Ho. (Dr. J. Mark D. Elvin.) Oxford D.Phil. 1995. The cultural contribution of British Protestant missionaries in China's national development during the 1920s. Cui Dan. (Dr. Anthony C. Howe.) London Ph.D. 1996. The formation and development of Chinese political theory, 1935-55. James M. Falkin. London Ph.D. 1995. The relationship between the Republic of China and the International Monetary Fund, 1945-80; with an epilogue on recent developments. F.B. Yang. (Mr. M.G. Zuczynski.) Cambridge M.Litt. 1996. The changing role of the British Protestant missionary in China, 1945-52. Oi-Ki Ling. (Dr. P. Ellis Tinios.) Leeds Ph.D. 1996. The North Korean People's Army: its rise and fall, 1945-50. Kook-Hun Kim. London M.Phil. 1992. The history and future of the Chinese insurance industry. Jing Zhen. (Dr. Noel W. Thompson.) Wales M.Phil. 1994. Conflict between workers and the party-state in China and the formation of autonomous workers' organizations, 1949-84. Jacqueline Sheehan. (Dr. R. Gary Tiedemann.) London Ph.D. 1996. State security and regime security: the security policy of South Korea under the Syngman Rhee government, 1953-60. Yong-Pyo Hong. (Dr. Rosemary Foot.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
The Japanese occupation of Manchuria. Rana S.R. Mitter. (Dr. Hans J. Van de Ven.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. The allocation of expectations: the post-war development of the Japanese military industry lobby. John L. Weste. (Dr. Stephen S. Large.) Cambridge Ph.D. 1996. Strategies for realignment: Japanese opposition politics under a one-party dominant regime, 1955-93. Stephen A. Johnson. (Professor James A.A. Stockwin.) Oxford D.Phil. 1996.
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