Research students by supervisor

Title: Het Joodsche Weekblad (The Jewish Weekly), as an Instrument of Persecution of the Jews in the Nazi Occupied Netherlands.

Title: How do British newspapers play a role in propaganda during the different periods of World War II and post-war? A comparative case study of news coverage of the Dunkirk Evacuation and its commem

Title: The Political Culture of the East Riding County Council, 1889 to 1974: An examination of continuity and change.

Title: The British Comedy Industry: Prosperity and Decline in Live Comedy Performance, 1945-65.

Title: The lived experience of post-war multi-storey council housing: reassessing Sheffield's Park Hill and Manchester's Hulme.

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

Title: The Daily Mirror Shopping Clock an examination of the social and cultural impact of inflation on the domestic lives of the working class reader of this tabloid paper.

Title: Oral Histories with women who were married to gay men.

Title: The Political Culture of England, 1974-1994.

Title: Boundaries of Acceptability: Power, Obscenity and Offence in British Culture, c. 1970-1990.

Title: 'Propaganda for things as they are'? British newsreels in everyday life between c.1920-c.1939.

Title: How do British newspapers play a role in propaganda during the different periods of World War II and post-war? A comparative case study of news coverage of the Dunkirk Evacuation and its commem

Title: The newspaper comic strip in the making of American mass culture, 1900-1935.

Title: Improving the Social and Working Conditions of Miners 1920-1946: The Contribution of the Miners' Welfare Fund.

Title: GPs and the Politics of Health Insurance in Britain, c.1900 to 1939

Title: Encephalitis Lethargica and antisocial behaviour in British medicine and psychiatry, 1918-1959.

Title: A Comparative Analysis of Visual Propaganda in France and Britain during the First World War.

Title: The earth was made a common treasure for all”: The Diggers and the mobilization of discourses in disputes over the concepts of equality and freedom in England (1649-1652).

Title: The Afterlives of the Religious in Reformation England.

Title: ‘One wished it boiled and another roast’: The Florentine Family and its Politics, 1492-1512.

Title: Boundaries of Acceptability: Power, Obscenity and Offence in British Culture, c. 1970-1990.

Title: Networks and Connections of Regional British Cotton Spinning Firms: 1780-1830.

Title: 'Propaganda for things as they are'? British newsreels in everyday life between c.1920-c.1939.

Title: Emotions and Social Status in Early Modern England.

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

Title: Public works, infrastructure development, and the social construction of the Spanish state under the Primo de Rivera dictatorship, 1923-1930.

Title: Commanding Right and Forbidding Wrong (CRFW): A Critical Evaluation of the use of Ibn Taymiyyah in the Ideology of ISIS.

Title: The Interface between Demonology and Second Temple Purity Systems in the Markan Exorcism Stories.

Title: Birth Narratives in the Bible: Structural Function and Thematic Continuity.

Title: Improving the Social and Working Conditions of Miners 1920-1946: The Contribution of the Miners' Welfare Fund.

Title: A Comparative Analysis of Visual Propaganda in France and Britain during the First World War.

Title: The lived experience of post-war multi-storey council housing: reassessing Sheffield's Park Hill and Manchester's Hulme.

Title: The Daily Mirror Shopping Clock an examination of the social and cultural impact of inflation on the domestic lives of the working class reader of this tabloid paper.

Title: The Political Culture of England, 1974-1994.

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

Title: The newspaper comic strip in the making of American mass culture, 1900-1935.

Title: Domesticating San Francisco, 1849-1898.

Title: The Political Culture of the East Riding County Council, 1889 to 1974: An examination of continuity and change.

Title: Extralegal, Religious, and Legal Discipline in Harvard, Massachusetts from 1772 to 1815.

Title: Imperial Subsidies to Barbarians in the Foreign Policy of Justinian I (527-565).

Title: Women in Public: Gender-Segregation in Late Antique Rome and Constantinople.

Title: Kinship in Early Medieval England, AD 600 – 1050: Law, Land and Literature.

Title: A conceptual history of the Carolingian Empire – Nithard and Dhuoda compared.

Title: Labour and Nation. Welfare, Sub-State Nationalism and Labour Unionism in Galicia and Scotland.

Title: Intersections of manhood and paternity in post-Civil War England, 1650-1750

Title: Domesticating San Francisco, 1849-1898.

Title: The Killing and Consumption of Animals on Long Distance English Voyages in the Elizabethan and Jacobean Era (1558-1625).

Title: The Language of War: Patriots, Patrons, and the Linguistic Features of Elizabethan Military Culture.

Title: Encephalitis Lethargica and antisocial behaviour in British medicine and psychiatry, 1918-1959.

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

Title: Oral Histories with women who were married to gay men.

Title: The Afterlives of the Religious in Reformation England.

Title: Late Medieval English Society in Transition: the Tinsley Court Rolls in Context.

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: GPs and the Politics of Health Insurance in Britain, c.1900 to 1939

Title: The Killing and Consumption of Animals on Long Distance English Voyages in the Elizabethan and Jacobean Era (1558-1625).

Title: The British Comedy Industry: Prosperity and Decline in Live Comedy Performance, 1945-65.

Title: Crime, Innovation and Mobility: Transport Migration and Policing in England, 1750-1950.

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: The Politics of Offence in Hara Kiri and Charlie Hebdo 1960-2015.

Title: Spain in 1848: On the Edge of Revolution.

Title: ‘One wished it boiled and another roast’: The Florentine Family and its Politics, 1492-1512.

Title: Women's Emotions in their Micro Contexts 1700-1830: Examining Experiential Possibilities through Emotional Language.

Title: Crime, Innovation and Mobility: Transport Migration and Policing in England, 1750-1950.

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

Title: Extralegal, Religious, and Legal Discipline in Harvard, Massachusetts from 1772 to 1815.

Title: Industrialising Communities in South Yorkshire, 1650-1850: A Case Study of Cannon Hall.

Title: Gender in progress. Feminine and Masculine Representations in the Old French Sept Sages.

Title: 'De libris quos legere solebam'. Multi-text Manuscripts and the Accumulation and Transfer of Knowledge at Reichenau and St Gall in the Ninth Century.

Title: Religious Literacy in schools.

Title: Jerome Berryman’s Godly Play: Text World Theory and Geocritical Approaches.

Title: Birth Narratives in the Bible: Structural Function and Thematic Continuity.

Title: Commanding Right and Forbidding Wrong (CRFW): A Critical Evaluation of the use of Ibn Taymiyyah in the Ideology of ISIS.

Title: Student Protest and Activism in West Germany, 1949-1967.

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

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

Title: Public works, infrastructure development, and the social construction of the Spanish state under the Primo de Rivera dictatorship, 1923-1930.

Title: Labour and Nation. Welfare, Sub-State Nationalism and Labour Unionism in Galicia and Scotland.

Title: Het Joodsche Weekblad (The Jewish Weekly), as an Instrument of Persecution of the Jews in the Nazi Occupied Netherlands.

Title: The Politics of Offence in Hara Kiri and Charlie Hebdo 1960-2015.

Title: Spain in 1848: On the Edge of Revolution.

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

Title: Boundaries of Acceptability: Power, Obscenity and Offence in British Culture, c. 1970-1990.

Title: Late Medieval English Society in Transition: the Tinsley Court Rolls in Context.

Title: Kinship in Early Medieval England, AD 600 – 1050: Law, Land and Literature.

Title: 'De libris quos legere solebam'. Multi-text Manuscripts and the Accumulation and Transfer of Knowledge at Reichenau and St Gall in the Ninth Century.

Title: A conceptual history of the Carolingian Empire – Nithard and Dhuoda compared.

Title: Imperial Subsidies to Barbarians in the Foreign Policy of Justinian I (527-565).

Title: The Language of War: Patriots, Patrons, and the Linguistic Features of Elizabethan Military Culture.

Title: Emotions and Social Status in Early Modern England.

Title: Intersections of manhood and paternity in post-Civil War England, 1650-1750

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

Title: Student Protest and Activism in West Germany, 1949-1967.