 Dr. Carolina Armenteros
College: Wolfson
Field: The history of social, political and moral thought in Western Europe from the Enlightenment to World War I.
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 Dr. John Bew
College: Peterhouse
Field: The political and intellectual history of the British Isles |
 Dr. Caroline Burt
College: Murray Edwards College (formerly New Hall)
Field: Medieval British and European political and social history, specifically the reign of Edward (1272-1307). |
 Dr. Alison Carrol
College: Murray Edwards College (formerly New Hall)
Field: The political history of modern France. I am especially interested in the history of the left (particularly the Socialists) and in issues of identity and ‘Frenchness’. |
 Dr. Joya Chatterji
College: Trinity College
Field: The history of modern South Asia: in particular the partition of 1947, its causes and consequences, refugees, borders, minorities and migration within and from the Indian subcontinent. |
 Dr. Lucy Delap
College: St Catharine's College
Field: Late Nineteenth and Twentieth century British history, and the transatlantic exchanges between Britain, Canada and the United States. I mainly look at social, media and cultural history, and the history of ideas. |
 Dr. Isabel DiVanna
College: Wolfson College
Field: Intellectual History, specifically the history of historiography in nineteenth century France and the intellectual exchanges between France and Brazil between 1850 and 1900.
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 Prof. Richard Evans
College: Gonville and Caius
Field: German history, especially social and cultural history, since the mid-nineteenth century. |
 Dr. Elizabeth Foyster
College: Clare College
Field: History of the family and gender (masculinity and femininity) in England from the seventeenth century through to the mid-nineteenth century |
 Dr. Ben Griffin
College: Girton College
Field: Nineteenth century British history, particularly political history, gender history, the history of masculinity and the history of feminism. |
 Dr. Elisabeth Van Houts
College: Pembroke College
Field: The history of England and Normandy 900-1200, the writing of history in the Middle Ages, Gender (men and women) in the Middle Ages.
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 Dr. Barbara Koenczoel
College: Pembroke College
Field: 20th century German History, special focus on History of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) – East Germany before Germany was unified late in the twentieth century, the politics of memory, political myths and rituals. |
 Dr. Mary Laven
College: Jesus College
Field: Early modern religious and cultural history; the history of the Counter-Reformation; the Jesuit mission to China; gender; the body; sociability (how people talked, gossiped, ate, drank, played, and hung out together). |
Mr. Scott Mandelbrote
College: Peterhouse
Field: Early modern intellectual history, particularly the history of scholarship and the history of science |
 Dr. Peter Mandler
College: Gonville and Caius College
Field: I work on British history over the last 200 years – most aspects, but with a special interest in ideas about 'Englishness' – what do people think is peculiar to or unusual about England and its people? |
 Prof. Rosamond McKitterick
College: Sidney Sussex College
Field: Early medieval Europe |
 Prof. John Morrill
College: Selywn College
Field: Early Modern History, especially British and Irish History 1500-1700 |
 Prof. Robin Osborne
College: King's College
Field: Greek History and Archaeology |
 Dr.Richard Rex
College: Queens’ College
Field: The English Reformation, especially the reign of Henry VIII. More generally, I have interests in Tudor and European Reformation history. |
 Dr. Andrea Ruddick
College: Pembroke College
Field: Late medieval British political and cultural history, especially English national identity. |
 Dr. Magnus Ryan
College: Peterhouse
Field: History of political ideas in the medieval period and law and politics in medieval Europe |
 Dr. Richard Serjeantson
College: Trinity College
Field: I am principally interested in the period that historians tend to call ‘early modern’ – that is, the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. |
 Dr. David Smith
College: Selwyn College
Field: My field is British political and constitutional history during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. |
 Dr. Alan Strathern
College: Churchill College
Field: The history of Sri Lanka; the comparative history of religious encounters in the early modern world.
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 Dr. Andrew Thompson
College: Queens' College
Field: Eighteenth-century British and European history |
 Prof. Robert Tombs
College: St John’s College
Field: My main area of research has been nineteenth-century French political history in a broad sense, and especially popular political culture. |
 Dr. Carl Watkins
College: Magdalene College
Field: Medieval Religious History |
 Dr. Felicia Yap
College: Wolfson College
Field: The Japanese occupation of East and South East Asia and the history of the British Empire |
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