Holger Afflerbach, Professor of Central European History
+44 (0) 113 34 36457
German, Italian and Austrian history 19th / 20th centuries; Military history of the First and Second World Wars; Naval history; Atlantic History View full profile
Holger Afflerbach, Professor of Central European History
+44 (0) 113 34 36457
German, Italian and Austrian history 19th / 20th centuries; Military history of the First and Second World Wars; Naval history; Atlantic History View full profile
Early modern Italy; cultural, religious and urban history; history of medicine. View full profile
Robert D. Black, Professor of Renaissance History
The Italian Renaissance; Florentine history; 15th-century Italian historiography; Renaissance education. View full profile
Simon Burrows, Professor of Modern European History
Modern French history; The French Revolution; The press, public sphere and publishing; The European enlightenment View full profile
Politics, government, and the constitution in early Tudor England View full profile
John Chartres, Professor of Economic and Social History
+44 (0)113 34 34500
Early modern British social and economic history; The long 18th-century, especially the history of tastes, vices and consumer goods; British agrarian history View full profile
Radical and labour movements in Britain (late 18th & 19th century); Agrarianism and land reform (late 18th to 20th century); The history of environmentalism (mid-20th century); View full profile
Women's and Gender History; U.S. History; African American Cultural History; The Harlem Renaissance; Black Theatre. View full profile
Modern African History; Imperial History; Demographic History; Medical History; Environmental History View full profile
20th Century European History, esp. Central and Eastern Europe; Expulsion of the Germans after the Second World War; Politics of forced migration: ethnic cleansing and population transfers; View full profile
Modern Indian History; Hindu nationalism, the Congress in north India View full profile
Victorian and Edwardian Britain; Yorkshire and the North; Religious history View full profile
United States History; The American South; The civil rights movement; Post-1945 social and political history View full profile
Early Modern Intellectual and Cultural History; The Scientific Revolution; Religious Competition and Co-operation in Europe 1500-1750; Critical Theory and Historiography; Shakespeare View full profile
Modern Russian History; The Stalinist political system; Interwar Europe; Anti-liberal ideas View full profile
British Empire, Kenya Colony. Social history of distressed white settlers and the wider cultural history of settler society View full profile
Medieval British social and religious history 12-14 th c. (particularly the North and Scotland); Central Europe; Cistercian order, frontiers and borders in medieval Europe View full profile
20th Century British History; the history of the nuclear age; the transnational history of the Cold War; film and history View full profile
The French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars; War and society in 18th century; British history. University Teaching Fellow. View full profile
Graham Loud, Professor of Medieval History; Director of the Institute of Medieval Studies
+44 (0)113 34 33601
The Normans in southern Italy (and more generally south Italian history 10-13th century, especially social and ecclesiastical); papal history and Italian ecclesiastical history,10th-13th centuries; View full profile
Colonial encounter between Britain and India; East India Company rule c. 1757-1857; sati (widow-burning), slavery, child marriage and age of consent, missionary activity and missionary writing View full profile
Medieval Iberian History; history of medieval medicine; medieval food and eating View full profile
Jessica Meyer, Wellcome Trust Fellow in the History of Medicine
0113 343 4194
Masculinity and Medical Care in Britain during the First World War View full profile
Lecturer in Medieval History View full profile
20th-century European history, post-1933 German history, historiographical controversies, European memory of WWII, Cold War culture and scholarship View full profile
The history of imperial Russia and the Soviet Union (1800s-1980s); The origins and development of welfare states since the 19th century; Transnational links between East and West in Cold War Europe View full profile
Edward Spiers, Professor of Strategic Studies; Faculty of Arts Pro-Dean for Research
+44 (0)113 34 33581
Army and society in the 19th and 20th centuries; Contemporary strategic thought; Chemical and biological warfare View full profile
Martin Thornton, Senior Lecturer in International History and Politics
+44 (0)113 34 33600
North America and foreign policy in the 20th century; Imperial and Colonial History as related to Canada and Great Britain. View full profile
Steven W. Tolliday, Professor of Economic and Social History
+44 (0)113 34 34474
20th century Japanese economic history; Economic and social history of Britain and Europe since 1945; Business history; Labour history View full profile
French and European Security; French external relations and military interventions during the Fifth Republic; Peace operations: peacekeeping View full profile
Geoffrey Waddington, Senior Lecturer in International History
+44 (0)113 34 33605
International history between the wars; German foreign policy 1933-1945; Axis diplomacy in World War Two View full profile
Lorna Waddington, Lecturer in Modern European History
+44 (0)113 34 36456
The Nazi State; Genocide and ethnic cleansing; Anticommunism in Europe View full profile
Richard C. Whiting, Professor of Modern British History, Head of School
+44 (0)113 34 33618
19th and 20th century British history; Labour history; urban history View full profile
Late Roman culture; Barbarian kingdoms of the Dark Ages: Anglo-Saxon sculpture: Northumbrian monasticism: eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and twentieth-century historiography of the Barbarian Invasions. View full profile
The history of the Papacy; The Counter-Reformation; Church and State in the early modern period View full profile