PhD research
Find out more about our current PhD students' research topics and read their research blog posts.
Find out more about our current PhD students' research topics and read their research blog posts.
Linda-Jane.Buckle@liverpool.ac.uk
"Diplomatic communication between Iran, UK and US since 1979."
rachel.collett@liverpool.ac.uk
“Equal pay for women and Tories Out!”: The Women’s Movement in Merseyside, c.1968-1990
"Bodies of (Dis)Order: Definitions of Abortion in Early Modern England."
Catherine.Crossley@liverpool.ac.uk
"Monstrous men in the medieval mind: intertextuality and interpretation, c.1200-1350."
"The Construction of Christian Identity in Late Antique North Africa, 350-533"
“The Celtic Edge: Amphibious Environments and Senses of Self on the Breton and Welsh Coasts, 1870s-1930s”
“Charity, Piety and Commerce: The Liverpool Blue Coat School and Pragmatic Politeness, 1708–1796."
"The English Ambassadress in a Cosmopolitan World: Women, Diplomacy and Politics in the Long 18th Century"
Challenging the White Eastern Block Myth: The Cuban Diaspora in Socialist Czechoslovakia (Working title)
"A Cold War Conundrum: British Aid to El Salvador, 1970 – 2009"
Breaking and Remaking the British Egg: Intersections of Class, Health and Animal Welfare, 1956-1999.
Race, Slavery and Abolition at the Liverpool Athenaeum and Beyond, 1797-1833.
"Liverpool: The anatomy of Social and Political change 1918-1939."
"Books for Everyone? National Trust Libraries and their Reading Communities in the Long Eighteenth Century"
"Changing attitudes to smell in twentieth-century British personal hygiene"
Catherine.Tully@liverpool.ac.uk
"Bare lives/ abject deaths: abolitionism, affect, and the execution of women in Britain 1868-1968."
"Digital Evidence in the Nigerian Legal System: Admissibility and Evidential Weight of Digital Records"
Elizabeth.Wilkinson@liverpool.ac.uk
Death and Emotions in Sixteenth-Century England: Preparing to Die, Funerals and the Afterlife
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