Staff in the Department of History by research interest
The research of the Queen Mary Department of History is undertaken in the context of five broad subject areas: medieval and renaissance history; modern and contemporary history; eighteenth-century studies; film history; intellectual history, including the history of political thought.
There are also identifiable areas of specialism within each grouping, and many members of staff work in more than one of these areas.
Medieval and Renaissance History
European and British Religious Cultures, c 1300-c 1640
- Dr Virginia Davis
- Professor Kate Lowe
- Professor Michael Questier
- Dr Yossef Rapoport
- Professor Miri Rubin
Italian History, c 1350-c 1550
Crusader Studies
Cross-Cultural Encounters
Modern and Contemporary History
Britain
- Professor Richard Bourke
- Dr David Brooks
- Dr Robert Bud (V)
- Dr Peter Catterall
- Dr Thomas Dixon
- Dr James Ellison
- Dr Martyn Frampton
- Dr Rhodri Hayward
- Professor Peter Hennessy
- Dr Tristram Hunt
- Dr Helen McCarthy
- Dr Daniel Todman
- Dr Georgios Varouxakis
Europe
- Dr James Ellison
- Professor Rafael Gross
- Dr Maurizio Isabella
- Professor Julian Jackson
- Professor Colin Jones
- Professor Catherine Merridale
- Professor Geoffrey Nowell-Smith
- Professor Donald Sassoon
- Dr Jonathan Smele
- Dr Christina von Hodenberg
- Dr Daniel Wildmann
USA
Eighteenth-Century Studies
- Professor Richard Bourke
- Dr Thomas Dixon
- Dr Tristram Hunt
- Professor Colin Jones
- Professor Kate Lowe
- Professor Catherine Merridale
- Professor Michael Questier
Film History
- Dr Mark Glancy
- Professor Geoffrey Nowell-Smith
- Professor Donald Sassoon
- Dr Christina von Hodenberg
- Professor Mark White
- Dr Daniel Wildmann
Intellectual History and the History of Political Thought
(See also: Centre for the Study of the History of Political Thought)
- Professor Richard Bourke
- Dr Robert Bud (V)
- Dr Thomas Dixon
- Professor Rafael Gross
- Dr Rhodri Hayward
- Dr Tristram Hunt
- Dr Maurizio Isabella
- Professor Colin Jones
- Professor Quentin Skinner
- Professor Gareth Stedman Jones
- Dr Georgios Varouxakis