Honorary Fellowships
Our Honorary Fellows
Honorary Fellowships recognise outstanding achievement in the promotion of history, scholarship, research and/or academic leadership over a considerable period of time.
Honorary Fellowships can also be awarded to individuals who have made an outstanding contribution as staff members to the Institute of Historical Research.
Professor David Bates
Medieval history; Anglo-Norman studies
Professor John Beckett
English Regional History
Professor Sir David Cannadine
Modern British history, Consultant, History of Education
Professor Michael Clanchy
Medieval education, law and archives
Heather Creaton
Metropolitan history
Professor Geoffrey Crossick
Social history of Britain and Europe in the modern period
Dr Eveline Cruickshanks
Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century political history
Professor Martin Daunton
Taxation and politics in Britain since 1842
Professor Sir Roderick Floud
Economic history
Professor Diana Greenway
Medieval history and palaeography
Professor Linda Levy Peck
Stuart England
Professor Peter Marshall
The British Empire in the eighteenth century
Donald Munro
Professor Dame Janet Nelson
Early medieval political and social history
Professor Patrick O'Brien
Economic history
Dr Alice Prochaska
Archives and manuscript collections
Dr Frank Prochaska
Modern British history
Sir John Sainty
Office holders
Professor Barry Supple
Economic history
Professor Sir Richard Trainor
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century British social elites
Dr Graham Twigg
Epidemics in London, 1540-1625
