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Modern Latin American history; transnational and international history; the history of dictatorship and anticommunism; the global Cold War
Title: Education and Pacifism In Inter-War Britain
I am an architect and architectural historian examining the intersections of colonial and imperial history with the production of the built environment, through socio-political and economic processes.
Title: Humanitarian NGOs and Trade Unions: a history of conflict and collaboration
Beckett, espionage fiction, contemporary poetry, the Cold War and the construction of Europe.
Twentieth-century Eastern Africa | decolonisation | financialisation | shipping | print media
Landscape historian and environmental humanist exploring the cultural history of trees, welfare landscapes and permaculture. Research spans the past and future of how we protect the natural world.
I specialise in architectural history, humanities, theory and creative critical writing. Prior to my award winning PhD (UCL) and academic career, I was a practicing fully qualified architect.
My research covers the consequences of extractive projects on architecture, urbanism and landscapes, with a focus on post-colonial Africa, South Africa, and South Yorkshire.
My research interests include shantytown histories, urban informality, urban history, social housing, water and sewage infrastructure, critical environmentalisms, waste, flooding, co-design and more.
I am concerned with architecture's past, present, and future relationships with climate breakdown. I am interested in spatial production, knowledge production, and climate production.
My research and teaching lies in the search for the reinvention of the discipline of architecture from within its own traditions and transdisciplinary practices, centred on design and humanities.
Political Economy
Modern and contemporary Japan; queer studies and feminism in East Asia; historical memory.
History of political thought; Japanese conservatism and right-wing politics; International theory;
Dr Ramos Villar's interest in Portuguese American life writing comes from a desire to give value to how working class, ordinary lives, write or speak about their lives.
My research addresses concerns within political and development geography, primarily in relation to sub-Saharan Africa.
Title: Allies made with culture: Multilateral Relations in American and British Cultural Aid to China, 1939-1949
20th c. British political; social and cultural history; media and popular culture; political engagement; gender and sexuality.
20th century British social and cultural history; popular culture; history of emotion; psychology; health; marriage, personal relationships and the family; gender and sexuality
I am a historian of Britain and its empire. I take a postcolonial approach to think about disability, bodies, emotions, race and gender.
Historian of the Soviet Union
Title: Feeling the fear of failure- academic pressure and student stress in British governmental and press discourse c 1885-2000
U.S. foreign relations; international history of the Cold War; the Vietnam War; public diplomacy; the United States and the 1950s
Title: Sheffield and Slavery in the Atlantic World c.1760-1888
Modern European History, transnational / international history, legal history, 20th Century Germany, Cold War history, human rights, the modern state and national security, history of treason
20th Century British Political history; Women's and gender history; British Fascism; history of race & ethnicity.
Title: Tactile alphabets and cultures of correspondence within the British blind community: writing letters before the standardisation of Braille, c.1840-1905
Title: The Princess and the New Woman: Portrayals of the 'New Woman' in comparison with Alexandra, the Princess of Wales in the British Press, 1863 to 1925
Title: Historical methodologies of interpretation and analysis: defining experience and identity in narratives of mental illness, c.1800-2000
Title: Stalinism’s Promise: Images of the Soviet City, 1928-1941
Western Europe since 1945; Cold War in Europe; Modern Greek and Balkan History; democracy and European identity; press and public opinion; European integration; peace movements.
Women, gender and Islam in South Asia
Title: Das Magazin and its readers: State and society in the German Democratic Republic, 1954 - 1990.
Title: ‘We Really are Doing Nothing’: The British Government, Humanitarianism, and the Great Kanto Earthquake of September 1923
Politics & religion in early modern England, Ireland and Europe; the Church of England 1560-1700; early modern university disputations; anonymity; perceptions of East & West in 19th & 20th centuries.
Senior Lecturer in History: post 1800
19th & 20th-century Britain, Germany and Italy; social policy; legal history
Title: The Lived Experiences of Working-Class Chinese and Anglo-Chinese in London, Liverpool and Manchester, 1906-1946
U.S. foreign relations history; Vietnam War; history of development
Historian of twentieth-century Britain, focusing on political change and media history.
Modern German social, cultural & political history.
Title: International Town Twinning: cultural diplomacy and grass roots activism in the Cold War
Title: How are memory and commemoration of ongoing conflict formed, sustained and changed within the Korean peninsula?
