Historical & Cultural Geography research cluster
Current and recent research students
The research cluster also includes an active group of PhD students:
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- Current students
- Recently completed
Current students
| Name | Phd title and details | Supervisor(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Joseph Barker | The emergence of agrarian capitalism: farm sizes in early modern England. Funding: ESRC. Began 2008. | Dr Leigh Shaw-Taylor |
| Lyn Boothman | Studying the Stayers - an investigation of the immobile population of Long Melford, Suffolk 1550-1861. Funding: Self-funded. Began 2008. | Prof Richard Smith |
| Chay Brooks | The Geographies of International Education and US Foreign Policy, c.1945-1969. Funding: AHRC. Began 2010. | Dr David Nally |
| Joseph Day | Household Formation and Leaving Home in Nineteenth-Century Proto-Industrial England & Wales: 1851-1881. Funding: Domestic Research Studentship & Ellen McArthur Scholarship. Began 2009. | Prof Richard Smith |
| Irene Haycock | Agrarian Change in an Industrializing County: Staffordshire, 1650-1750. Funding: ESRC. Began 2010. | Prof Richard Smith, Dr Tim Bayliss-Smith |
| Jay Levy | The impacts of Swedish sex work legislation - an applicable model?. Funding: ESRC. Began 2008. | Dr Philip Howell |
| Stephen Taylor | Spaces of Experiment: Global Clinical Research and the Search for Cures in South Africa. Funding: ESRC. Began 2009. | Dr David Nally |
| Claire Warrior | (Thesis title will be available in due course.) | Dr Michael Bravo |
| Dagmar Zadrazilova | (Thesis title will be available in due course.) | Dr Philip Howell |
Recently completed
| Name | Phd title and details | Supervisor(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Christina Adcock | Non-Institutional Knowledge and the Representation of the Canadian North, 1910-60. Funding: ORS, Commonwealth Trusts, Trinity Hall, Canadian Scholarships. | Dr Michael Bravo |
| Jennifer Gold | British Decolonisation, 'Manpower Resource' Debates and the Politics of Scientific Governance. Funding: ESRC. | Dr Jim Duncan |
| Dinah Molloy Thompson | Wind Vectors and ice observations recorded in British Arctic whaling logs during the late 18th and early 19th centrury. Funding: Self-funded. | Dr Gareth Rees |
| Catherine Sumnall | An investigation of bastardy in Carinthia, Austria c.1880-1960. Funding: ESRC. | Prof Richard Smith |
Note: only those students who have given their consent to be listed online are listed above.