Lately awarded research levels

Richard Duckett, The Special Operations Executives Effect on world war 2 In Burma, 1941-1945 (Supervisokenrs: Karl Hack and Annika Mombauer)

Gerry Colley, Electrifying the roads: the top-contact debate in five British towns 1880-1920 (Supervisors: Colin Chant and Deborah Brunton)

Vincent Trott, Ww 1: History, Literature and Myth (Supervisors Annika Mombauer, Sara Haslam and Mr Jamie Andrews)

Jane Berney, The Contagious Illnesses Functions in Hong Kong: Imperial Edict versus Local Governance (Supervisors: Karl Hack and Deborah Brunton)

Julie Leigh, Chief Constables in northern England 1880-1905 (Supervisors Chris Johnson and Paul Lawrence)

Mary Sparks, The introduction of Sarajevo Throughout Austro-Hungarian Administration (Supervisors: Annika Mombauer and Tim Benton)

David Churchill, Crime, Policing and Social Relations in Urban Britain, with Special Mention of the West Yorkshire, c. 1860-1914 (Supervisors: Paul Lawrence and Rosalind Crone)

Gonalo Gonalves, Law Enforcement and also the City: ‘Public Safety’ included in the police organisation and police task (Lisbon 1867-1910) (Supervisors: Clive Emsley and Paul Lawrence)

Paul Scannell, ‘Soldiers of God or soldiers of fortune? The influence of British veterans coming back from Europe around the British Civil War’ (Supervisors Paul Lawrence and Rosemary oil O’Day)

Laura Allan, The General Public Good reputation for the United kingdom Criminal Justice System (PhD degree, Supervisors: Chris Johnson and Clive Emsley)

Julia Matheson, Mutual Understanding: Working-Class Horticulture within the East Finish based in london, 1840-1914 (PhD degree, Supervisors: D Loftus and Deborah Brunton)

Dryden Liddle, Charles V and the Secretary of Finance, Francois de los Cobos 1530-1547 (PhD degree, Supervisors: Ole Grell and Prof.

David Goodman)

Stella Rudman, Lloyd George and also the Appeasement of Germany, 1919-1940 (PhD degree, Supervisor: Prof. Tony Lentin)

Joyce Payne, The London Filmmakers Cooperative (PhD degree, Supervisors: Tony Aldgate and Prof. James Chapman)

T. R. S. [Dick] Pledger, The Social Value of Passenger-Transporting Paddle-Steamer Operations in great britan within the First 1 / 2 of the Nineteenth Century (PhD degree, Supervisors: Colin Chant and Dr. Ian Horton)

Sue Knowles, A Particular Area of the Whole: Workhouses, Hospitals and Anatomists in East Anglia 1832-1905 (PhD degree, Supervisors: Deborah Brunton and Ole Grell)

Stephen Swinfin, The Interest in Chemists in North West England 1900-1939 (PhD degree, Supervisors: Robin Mackie and Dr Gerrylyn Roberts)

Sally Dux, ‘Richard Attenborough and also the British Cinema 1969-2000’, (PhD degree, Supervisor: Tony Aldgate)

Myra Mix, ‘The Depiction of Spanish people in British Films: The way it Changes, What Lengths such Changes Reflect Government Policy and Public Opinion’, (PhD degree, Supervisor: Tony Aldgate)

Catherine Lee, ‘The Contagious Illnesses Functions in Kent’, (PhD degree, Supervisors: Deborah Brunton and D Loftus)

Jesse Oswald, ‘Girls from the Spinning House – A Social Study of Youthful Cambridge Streetwalkers, 1823-1894’ (PhD degree, Supervisors: Clive Emsley and D Loftus)

Craig Dackombe, ‘Not yet another ’Scratch Crown. Met Up for that Purpose’: single-issue extra-parliamentary groups and Liberal Internationalism 1899-1920’, (PhD degree, Supervisor: Bernard Waites)

Jesse Clark, ‘Striving to Preserve the Peace! The Nation’s Council for Civil Liberties, the Metropolitan Police and also the Dynamics of Disorder in Inter-War Britain’, (PhD degree, Supervisors: Clive Emsley and Anne Laurence)