Research students by supervisor

Title: Humanitarian NGOs and Trade Unions: a history of conflict and collaboration

Title: ‘We Really are Doing Nothing’: The British Government, Humanitarianism, and the Great Kanto Earthquake of September 1923

Title: Belonging, Rights, Participation: immigration and the development of citizenship in early modern England

Title: The significance of the Commission on Fees (1627-1640) and conceptions of Monarchical Paternalism to State Formation in early modern England.

Title: Allies made with culture: Multilateral Relations in American and British Cultural Aid to China, 1939-1949

Title: Teaching British Imperial History to Children in English Secondary Schools, 1945-1990

Title: British Variety Theatre: Popular Culture, Social Change, and Live Entertainment, 1945-1960.

Title: How have gender microaggressions in media coverage evolved over time, and what can we learn from historical examples to inform contemporary understanding?

Title: The 1984-5 Miners’ Strike and the Demise of the British Coal Mining Industry.

Title: The Princess and the New Woman: Portrayals of the 'New Woman' in comparison with Alexandra, the Princess of Wales in the British Press, 1863 to 1925

Title: Yippie! and the Art of Protest

Title: Sexual and Gender Dissidence; Left Interaction and Artistic Expression in Britain, 1968 - 1998

Title: How were men in drag in British entertainment constructed and perceived in terms of gender and sexuality c.1945-c.1980?

Title: A Study of the Changing Representations of the Second World War in the British Press, 1940-1990

Title: Press and the Palace: Exploring the Relationship Between the Popular Press and the British Royal Family in Scotland, 1952-2022

Title: The Lived Experiences of Working-Class Chinese and Anglo-Chinese in London, Liverpool and Manchester, 1906-1946

Title: How have gender microaggressions in media coverage evolved over time, and what can we learn from historical examples to inform contemporary understanding?

Title: Exiles in Action: Political activism amongst the Chilean Refugees in the UK, 1973-2013.

Title: Tactile alphabets and cultures of correspondence within the British blind community: writing letters before the standardisation of Braille, c.1840-1905

Title: A Body of Affliction: The Divine, Disease and Death in Missionary Writing about the ‘Antipodes’, c. 1840-1900

Title: Historical methodologies of interpretation and analysis: defining experience and identity in narratives of mental illness, c.1800-2000

Thesis - Coming of age: a biocultural investigation of reproductive practices in Industrial Britain

Title: Testing and Refining the Use of pXRF to Study Past Industrial Morbidity

Title - A multidisciplinary investigation into the social impact of foetal and mother mortality during the industrialisation of England

Title: (After)Lives: A Multimethod Bioarchaeological Approach to Identity at Corinth, Greece, ca. 1050-300 BCE

Title: Untold experiences: how can bioarchaeology better approach the study of child abuse in the past?

Title: Death in the Ottoman Empire : A complex anthropological analyse of a Muslim necropolis discovered in Constanta, Romania

Title: Right Up My Street: A place-based approach to the cultural heritage dimension of street names

Title: Protecting the most Pious Mortal: an archaeological and historical investigation of bodysnatching in England, c. 1700–1832

Title: Feminising the Archive and the Women of Derbyshire's Country Houses, c. 1700-1850.

Title: Initials, Goods and Buildings: Marriage as a Material and Social Practice in Early Modern England.

Title: Post-Confucian-Legalist State: Warlord Competition in Early Republican China and the Revival of Chinese Despotism

Title: Stalinism’s Promise: Images of the Soviet City, 1928-1941

Title: Das Magazin and its readers: State and society in the German Democratic Republic, 1954 - 1990.

Title: International Town Twinning: cultural diplomacy and grass roots activism in the Cold War

Title: Right Up My Street: A place-based approach to the cultural heritage dimension of street names

Title: Of late years an abundant shower of curates has fallen upon the North of England: How successful were the Sheffield Commissioner Churches in tackling the issues they were established to address?

Title: How are memory and commemoration of ongoing conflict formed, sustained and changed within the Korean peninsula?

Title: Humanitarian NGOs and Trade Unions: a history of conflict and collaboration

Title: Das Magazin and its readers: State and society in the German Democratic Republic, 1954 - 1990.

Title: Education and Pacifism In Inter-War Britain

Title: Sexual and Gender Dissidence; Left Interaction and Artistic Expression in Britain, 1968 - 1998

Title: How were men in drag in British entertainment constructed and perceived in terms of gender and sexuality c.1945-c.1980?

Title: Sexual Violence and Rape during the American Civil War.

Title: Middle Eastern Street Food in New York: Culinary Encounters, Transnational Influences, and Cultural Exchange, from Little Syria to the 21st Century

Title: The Price of Empire? Justinian I’s use of cash subsidies in foreign policy, 527-565

Title: Death in the Ottoman Empire : A complex anthropological analyse of a Muslim necropolis discovered in Constanta, Romania

Title: A window onto the medieval world: illuminating the role of the English glass industry in glazing between AD 1100-1600

Title: Spanish colonial impact: investigating Spanish-Indigenous dynamics in Panamá, Argentina, and Chile through ceramic technology and exchange (1400-1700 CE)

Title: Women Metalworkers During the First World War: The Material Activism of the Imperial War Museum’s Women's Work Subcommittee, 1917-1920

Title: Working stone and making places in Neolithic Wales

Title: A landscape and environmental study of historic charcoal production in West and South Yorkshire

Title: The Red Zones of the Somme – diachronic landscape perspectives on contemporary ecological trauma.

Title: Future fens: using palaeoecology to inform restoration and conservation of the Lincolnshire Fenlands

Title: Women Metalworkers During the First World War: The Material Activism of the Imperial War Museum’s Women's Work Subcommittee, 1917-1920

Title: Environmental histories of grazing and the sustainability of montane ecosystems: a case study in Eryri, North Wales.

Title: Water takes land: interactive deep maps of England's lost villages

Title: Working stone and making places in Neolithic Wales

Title: How are memory and commemoration of ongoing conflict formed, sustained and changed within the Korean peninsula?

Title: Sheffield and Slavery in the Atlantic World c.1760-1888

Title: Single men and manhood in early modern England, 1650-1750

Title: The Lived Experiences of Working-Class Chinese and Anglo-Chinese in London, Liverpool and Manchester, 1906-1946

Title: Middle Eastern Street Food in New York: Culinary Encounters, Transnational Influences, and Cultural Exchange, from Little Syria to the 21st Century

Title: The Language of War: Elizabethan Military Discourse and Culture in Print

Title: Religious Jurisdiction and the English Parliament 1558-1642

Title: ‘Riot’ in Early Modern England: Language, Violence, and Inequality

Title: Clergy and lay relations in mid-seventeenth-century England, 1630-1676

Title: The gendered space of the ‘Red Atlantic’: indigenous women and Two-Spirited people within the Imperial Atlantic between 1492-1750

Title: Images, Objects, and Spaces: Representations of the Ottoman Turk in Early Modern England

Title: The Afterlives of the Religious in Reformation England.

Title: A window onto the medieval world: illuminating the role of the English glass industry in glazing between AD 1100-1600

Title: Feeling the fear of failure- academic pressure and student stress in British governmental and press discourse c 1885-2000

Title: Historical methodologies of interpretation and analysis: defining experience and identity in narratives of mental illness, c.1800-2000

Title: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and the foundations of ‘evidence-based’ practice in British Psychology, 1948-1990.

Title - A multidisciplinary investigation into the social impact of foetal and mother mortality during the industrialisation of England

Title: Untold experiences: how can bioarchaeology better approach the study of child abuse in the past?

Title: Belonging, Rights, Participation: immigration and the development of citizenship in early modern England

Title: The Afterlives of the Religious in Reformation England.

Title: Religious Jurisdiction and the English Parliament 1558-1642

Title: Clergy and lay relations in mid-seventeenth-century England, 1630-1676

Title: The significance of the Commission on Fees (1627-1640) and conceptions of Monarchical Paternalism to State Formation in early modern England.

Title: Two crowns, One King: Approaches to the composite monarchy of England and France and its Implications.

Title: Feminising the Archive and the Women of Derbyshire's Country Houses, c. 1700-1850.

Title: From Cultural Emblem to Endangered Art: The Tragic Decline of Dacca Muslins

Title: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and the foundations of ‘evidence-based’ practice in British Psychology, 1948-1990.

Title: Working Together to Safeguard Children in Britain: Sheffield, 1870-1918.

Title: Tactile alphabets and cultures of correspondence within the British blind community: writing letters before the standardisation of Braille, c.1840-1905

Title: A Body of Affliction: The Divine, Disease and Death in Missionary Writing about the ‘Antipodes’, c. 1840-1900

Title: The gendered space of the ‘Red Atlantic’: indigenous women and Two-Spirited people within the Imperial Atlantic between 1492-1750

Title: Teaching British Imperial History to Children in English Secondary Schools, 1945-1990

Title: British Variety Theatre: Popular Culture, Social Change, and Live Entertainment, 1945-1960.

Title: Information Extraction and Entity Linkage in Historical Crime Records.

Title: Of late years an abundant shower of curates has fallen upon the North of England: How successful were the Sheffield Commissioner Churches in tackling the issues they were established to address?

Title: Working Together to Safeguard Children in Britain: Sheffield, 1870-1918.

Title: The 1984-5 Miners’ Strike and the Demise of the British Coal Mining Industry.

Title: Feeling the fear of failure- academic pressure and student stress in British governmental and press discourse c 1885-2000

Title: The Princess and the New Woman: Portrayals of the 'New Woman' in comparison with Alexandra, the Princess of Wales in the British Press, 1863 to 1925

Title: Stalinism’s Promise: Images of the Soviet City, 1928-1941

Title: From Cultural Emblem to Endangered Art: The Tragic Decline of Dacca Muslins

Title: Protecting the most Pious Mortal: an archaeological and historical investigation of bodysnatching in England, c. 1700–1832

Title: Sheffield and Slavery in the Atlantic World c.1760-1888

Title: Two crowns, One King: Approaches to the composite monarchy of England and France and its Implications.

Title: Problems of Migration and Settlement in the Medieval Eastern Baltic, c.1200-1400

Title: Problems of Migration and Settlement in the Medieval Eastern Baltic, c.1200-1400

Title: Sexual Violence and Rape during the American Civil War.

Title: Yippie! and the Art of Protest

Title: A Study of the Changing Representations of the Second World War in the British Press, 1940-1990

Title: Press and the Palace: Exploring the Relationship Between the Popular Press and the British Royal Family in Scotland, 1952-2022

Title: Exiles in Action: Political activism amongst the Chilean Refugees in the UK, 1973-2013.

Title: Testing and Refining the Use of pXRF to Study Past Industrial Morbidity

Title: The Language of War: Elizabethan Military Discourse and Culture in Print

Title: Images, Objects, and Spaces: Representations of the Ottoman Turk in Early Modern England

Title: ‘Riot’ in Early Modern England: Language, Violence, and Inequality

Title: Single men and manhood in early modern England, 1650-1750

Title: Initials, Goods and Buildings: Marriage as a Material and Social Practice in Early Modern England.

Title: Education and Pacifism In Inter-War Britain