Dr Graeme Milne MA, PhD, FRHistS, FHEA
Senior Lecturer in Modern History History
- +44 (0)151 794 2368
- Work email G.J.Milne@liverpool.ac.uk
Publications
Selected Publications
- People, Place and Power on the Nineteenth-Century Waterfront: Sailortown (Book - 2016)
- North East England, 1850-1914: The dynamics of a maritime-industrial region (Book - 2006)
- Trade and traders in mid-Victorian Liverpool: Mercantile business and the making of a world port (Book - 2000)
2017
Collecting the sea shanty: British maritime identity and Atlantic musical cultures in the early twentieth century (Journal article)
Milne, G. J. (2017). Collecting the sea shanty: British maritime identity and Atlantic musical cultures in the early twentieth century. International Journal of Maritime History, 29(2), 370-386. doi:10.1177/0843871417693997
2016
People, Place and Power on the Nineteenth-Century Waterfront: Sailortown (Book)
Milne, G. J. (2016). People, Place and Power on the Nineteenth-Century Waterfront: Sailortown. Palgrave Macmillan. doi:10.1007/978-3-319-33159-1
2014
Memory and place on the Liverpool waterfront in the mid-twentieth century (Journal article)
Balderstone, L., Milne, G. J., & Mulhearn, R. M. (2014). Memory and place on the Liverpool waterfront in the mid-twentieth century. Urban History, 41(3), 478-496. doi:10.1017/S0963926813000734
2011
Maritime city, maritime culture? Representing Liverpool's waterfront districts since the mid-nineteenth century (Chapter)
Milne, G. J. (2011). Maritime city, maritime culture? Representing Liverpool's waterfront districts since the mid-nineteenth century. In M. Benbough-Jackson, & S. Davies (Eds.), Merseyside: Culture and place (pp. 88-108). Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
2010
Business Districts, Office Culture and the First Generation of Telephone Use in Britain (Journal article)
Milne, G. J. (2010). Business Districts, Office Culture and the First Generation of Telephone Use in Britain. The International Journal for the History of Engineering & Technology, 80(2), 199-213. doi:10.1179/175812110x12714133353759
2009
Institutions, Localism and Seaborne Epidemics on Late-Nineteenth-Century Tyneside (Journal article)
Milne, G. J. (2009). Institutions, Localism and Seaborne Epidemics on Late-Nineteenth-Century Tyneside. Northern History, 46(2), 261-276. doi:10.1179/174587009x452332
North East England Shipping in the 1890s: Investment and Entrepreneurship (Journal article)
Milne, G. J. (2009). North East England Shipping in the 1890s: Investment and Entrepreneurship. International Journal of Maritime History, 21(1), 1-26. doi:10.1177/084387140902100102
2008
'Liverpool, Manchester and market power: The Ship Canal and the North West business landscape in the late nineteenth century' (Journal article)
Milne, G. J. (2008). 'Liverpool, Manchester and market power: The Ship Canal and the North West business landscape in the late nineteenth century'. Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire & Cheshire, 157, 125-148.
'North of England shipowners and their business connections in the nineteenth century' (Chapter)
Milne, G. J. (2008). 'North of England shipowners and their business connections in the nineteenth century'. In L. R. Fischer, & E. Lange (Eds.), International merchant shipping in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: The comparative dimension (pp. 143-164). St John's: IMEHA.
2007
British business and the telephone, 1878–1911 (Journal article)
Milne, G. J. (2007). British business and the telephone, 1878–1911. Business History, 49(2), 163-185. doi:10.1080/00076790601170280
'Business regionalism: Defining and owning the industrial North East, 1850-1914' (Chapter)
Milne, G. J. (2007). 'Business regionalism: Defining and owning the industrial North East, 1850-1914'. In A. J. Pollard, & A. G. Green (Eds.), Regional identities in North-East England (pp. 113-132). Woodbridge: Boydell Press.
2006
'Maritime Liverpool' (Chapter)
Milne, G. J. (2006). 'Maritime Liverpool'. In J. Belchem (Ed.), Liverpool 800: Culture, character and history (pp. 257-309). Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.
North East England, 1850-1914: The dynamics of a maritime-industrial region (Book)
Milne, G. J. (2006). North East England, 1850-1914: The dynamics of a maritime-industrial region. Woodbridge: Boydell Press. Retrieved from https://boydellandbrewer.com/north-east-england-1850-1914-hb.html
2004
'Port-city regions in context: The North East of England and Europe's northern seas in the late 19th century' (Chapter)
Milne, G. J. (2004). 'Port-city regions in context: The North East of England and Europe's northern seas in the late 19th century'. In M. Beerbühl Schulte, & J. Vögele (Eds.), Spinning the commercial web: International trade, merchants and commercial cities 1640-1939 (pp. 275-291). Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang.
2002
'Knowledge, communications and the information order in Victorian Liverpool' (Journal article)
Milne, G. J. (2002). 'Knowledge, communications and the information order in Victorian Liverpool'. International Journal of Maritime History, 14(1), 209-224.
2000
Trade and traders in mid-Victorian Liverpool: Mercantile business and the making of a world port (Book)
Milne, G. J. (2000). Trade and traders in mid-Victorian Liverpool: Mercantile business and the making of a world port. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. Retrieved from http://liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/products/61042
1999
'Port politics: Interest, faction and port management in mid-Victorian Liverpool (Chapter)
Milne, G. J. (1999). 'Port politics: Interest, faction and port management in mid-Victorian Liverpool. In L. R. Fischer, & A. Jarvis (Eds.), Harbours and havens (pp. 35-62). St John's Newfoundland: IMEHA.
'Specialised port infrastructure on trial: Liverpool's Albert Dock in the mid-19th century' (Chapter)
Milne, G. J., & Tonks, G. (1999). 'Specialised port infrastructure on trial: Liverpool's Albert Dock in the mid-19th century'. In A. Jarvis, & K. Smith (Eds.), Albert Dock: Trade and technology (pp. 97-106). Liverpool: NMGM.