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This volume reshapes our understanding of British literary culture from by exploring the richness and diversity of women's writing of this period.
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- Woman version: Beryl Gilroy's Black Teacher - The British Library
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- The MRC and its Definition of Medical Research
- Susan Watkins
Professor David Edgerton works on modern Britain, ranging from military history to the history of science and technology.
Woman version: Beryl Gilroy's Black Teacher - The British Library
He is currently working on a global history of production. It bridges the gap between traditional military histories of the British, Australian, Canadian, Indian, New Zealand and South African armies in the Second World War and the mainstream political, social and economic histories of those countries. Dr Alana Harris is a senior lecturer in the History Department. Harris is the editorial chair for the new Oxford History of British and Irish Catholicism, Alex is interested in a wide range of topics relating to identity, culture, and history.
Within this broad area his work splits into two branches. The first looks at conflict and the second at political competition and voting behaviour in stable constitutional democracies.
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Themes in his work are a the sources of individual motivation for example instrumental or expressive in collective action, b the heterogeneity of preferences for example moderate or extreme that are typically available when determining the political position taken by groups c how motivation and heterogeneity of political preferences interact under different institutional arrangements and the implications of this for social welfare. His research focuses on the literature, culture and politics of Ireland both in the modern period of contemporary Northern Ireland and during the Irish Literary Revival of the early 20th century.
His recent work includes an essay on Northern Irish Post-conflict Cinema and the Politics of Reconciliation, a piece on the Delorean car, and a reconsideration of the disciplinary history of Irish Studies.
His current major project is in investigation of Irish cultural performance in London He specialises in British military and imperial history in the era of the Great War. He is currently writing a major new history of the Western Front for Penguin. His research to date focuses on the emergence of national education in the British Empire, using traditional historical methodologies, along with modern quantitative methods such as GIS, to provide a unique perspective on the role of space and social relations in the emergence of state institutions.
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- Professor Susan Watkins - Leeds Beckett University.
He is coordinating research examining the extent to which and in what ways evidence from secret intelligence sources have informed or provided the basis for investigations and court trials under terrorism and related national security legislation in the UK. Professor Joe Maiolo works on the military history of mo dern Britain, particularly strategy, naval warfare, and intelligence.
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He has published widely on international history and security and is one of the editors of the new Cambridge History of the Second World War. His work focuses on Irish nationalism and Irish Protestantism with a particular interest in Protestant nationalists: that minority of individuals who rejected the unionist politics typical of their co-religionists, and joined separatist organisations.
Malcolm is an international historian who has written extensively both on British foreign and defence policy east of Suez and naval warfare in the twentieth century. She specialises in postcolonial literature and theory, especially relating to South Asia and the South Asian diaspora. Her research interests are in post and contemporary fiction and film, particularly as they relate to gender, immigration, globalisation and the cultural representation of Muslim identity in the West.
She currently holds a Leverhulme Trust early career research fellowship for Empire in Motion: Conflict and Co-operation in the Second World War , a social and cultural history of the unprecedented mobility of troops and civilians throughout the British Empire during the Second World War.
Susan Watkins
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