Grant listings

Professor David Andress
University of Portsmouth
How to trust? Interpersonal judgment and the French Revolution
£166,657

Dr Tamara Atkin
Queen Mary, University of London
Ecologies of waste: reusing books in early modern England
£128,265

Dr Agnès Bos
University of St Andrews
The French Royal Order of the Holy Spirit: art and materiality
£113,714

Professor Warren Boutcher
Queen Mary, University of London
Texts and diversity in the age of Montaigne, 1530–1590
£116,765

Professor Jessica Brown
University of St Andrews
Group responsibility
£118,764

Professor John Coleman
University of Oxford
Eastern origins of English
£174,862

Dr Katerina Dalacoura
London School of Economics and Political Science
The international thought of Turkish Islamists: history, civilisation and nation
£207,579

Professor Paulo Drinot
University College London
José Carlos Mariátegui: a new biography
£200,988

Professor Pauline Fairclough
University of Bristol
Shostakovich’s Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk: sexuality, Stalinism and the Cold War
£114,632

Professor Lesley Gourlay
University College London
The datafied university: documentation and performativity in digitised education
£160,787

Professor Sarah Hibberd
University of Bristol
Italianità abroad: the Puritani Quartet in London and Paris, 1835–1843
£184,065

Professor Ed Hopkins
University of Edinburgh
Behavioural institutions
£187,917

Professor Nick Hopwood
University of Cambridge
The many births of the test-tube baby
£194,049

Professor Paulina Kewes
University of Oxford
Contesting the royal succession in reformation England: Latimer to Shakespeare
£182,784

Professor Anthony King
University of Warwick
Urban warfare: past, present and future
£191,530

Professor Uma Kothari
University of Manchester
Touring Britain in the 1950s: the adventures of postcolonial Indian travellers
£99,060

Professor Genevieve LeBaron
University of Sheffield
The business of forced labour: causal pathways and transformation
£162,092

Professor Matt Matravers
University of York
Criminalisation and punishment: philosophical theory and practical reality
£119,412

Dr Seán Molloy
University of Kent
The attenuation of law and persistence of war
£102,182

Dr Insa Nolte
University of Birmingham
Muslim men, Christian women: an African history of gender and coexistence 
£124,675

Professor John Offer
University of Ulster
Spencer’s sociology: a study in retrieval and revival
£28,131

Professor Mark Pearce
University of Nottingham
Invention and innovation – the origins of metallurgy in the Mediterranean basin
£114,182

Professor Chris Philo
University of Glasgow
The anti-fascist geographical imagination
£167,385

Professor Rhiannon Purdie
University of St Andrews
Mapping medieval Scots literature, beginnings to 1513
£95,976

Professor Lyndal Roper
University of Oxford
The German peasants’ war, 1524–1525
£125,464

Professor Gavin Schaffer
University of Birmingham
“The Last Jew of Merthyr”: a social and cultural history of post-war Britain
£127,742

Professor Joachim Schaper
University of Aberdeen
The weight of justice and the balance of power
£190,961

Professor Richard Scholar
Durham University
The inventions of utopia
£157,871

Professor Robert Schuetze
Durham University
Demoicracy: constitutional structures for a “government of peoples”
£95,901

Professor Adrian Smith
Queen Mary, University of London
Fields of glass: labour, techno-science and biopolitics
£127,510

Professor Paul Smith
University of Warwick
Unfolding vision: Cezanne’s ‘way of seeing’
£122,441

Professor Lyndsey Stonebridge
University of Birmingham
Thinking like Hannah Arendt: crisis thinking from the twentieth century for today
£122,432

Professor Jim Tomlinson
University of Glasgow
Defeating Mr Churchill: the decline of liberal political economy, 1908–1929
£102,317
 

Professor Catherine Alexander
Durham University
Forms and Fears of Failure
£145,270

Professor Amalia Arvaniti
University of Kent
Politics and linguistic variation in a post-diglossic speech community
£106,560

Professor David Brown
University of Southampton
‘The aristocratic tradition at its best’? Shaftesbury, philanthropy and reform
£137,099

Dr Sam Coleman
University of Hertfordshire
Consciousness as Bystander: Exploring the Mostly Unconscious Mind
£85,766

Professor Derek Duncan
University of St Andrews
Loose Ends: minor transnational Italian cultures
£114,022

Professor Lindsay Farmer
University of Glasgow
Rethinking the Relationship between Markets and Criminal Law
£141,554

Professor Chris Gosden
University of Oxford
Becoming Human: a new world history
£143,731

Dr Rick Knecht
University of Aberdeen
Yup'ik Culture Before Contact
£157,468

Professor Ismene Lada-Richards
King's College London
Poetics in the flesh: dance and poetry in first-century BCE Rome
£160,151

Professor Kate McLoughlin
University of Oxford
Silence: A Literary History
£159,448

Professor Rana Mitter
University of Oxford
The Chinese postwar and the making of Asian order, 1945–55
£178,065

Professor James Craig Muldrew
University of Cambridge
New Abstract Financial Value and Society in the Early Eighteenth Century
£111,211

Professor Joy Porter
University of Hull
What Would Nixon Do?:The Forgotten Republican Roots of American Environmentalism
£155,473

Dr Yossef Rapoport
Queen Mary, University of London
Tribal identity and Conversion to Islam in Rural Egypt and Syria, 1000–1500
£169,314

Dr Alice Rio
King's College London
Early medieval legal cultures
£151,530

Professor Katie Scott
Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London
Open City: Paris and the arts in the eighteenth century
£166,380

Professor Martin Stokes
King's College London
Urban Song of the Upper Euphrates (Turkey)
£166,221

Professor Jeremy Tanner
University College London
The Axial Age and the Institution of Art in Ancient Greece and China
£167,394

Professor Martin Thomas
University of Exeter
Globalising decolonisation: connecting processes of global transformation
£148,824

Professor Jan Toporowski
SOAS, University of London
The intellectual biography of Oskar Lange
£191,816

Professor David Treece
King's College London
Music and anti-racism in contemporary Brazil
£166,590

Professor Laura Tunbridge
University of Oxford
A social and sonic history of the string quartet
£177,107

Professor Renata Tyszczuk
University of Sheffield
Collective Scenarios: rehearsing, predicting, and speculating on climate futures
£177,322

Professor Neil Walker
University of Edinburgh
Law, Community and Utopia
£176,212

Professor Janet C E Watson
University of Leeds
The phonetics and phonology of Modern South Arabian: Mehri and Shehret
£104,765

Professor Gary Watt
University of Warwick
Rhetorical Performance in Courts of Law and Popular Opinion
£175,554

Professor Clive Webb
University of Sussex
Mob Violence against Foreign Nationals in the United States, 1850–1950
£151,317

Professor Björn Weiler
Aberystwyth University
Unity, diversity and the past in Europe, c. 1100–1300
£155,304

Professor David Wootton
University of York
Voltaire: Made in England
£65,042
            

Dr Enam Al-Wer
University of Essex
The emerging dialect of Amman: a study in new-dialect formation
£172,302

Professor Richard Bell
University of Nottingham
The theology of Richard Wagner’s Ring Cycle
£152,587

Professor Francisco Bethencourt
King’s College London
New Christians: the rise and fall of a trading elite, 1497–1773
£104,280

Professor Peter Blatchford
University College London
Towards a social pedagogy of classroom learning
£185,169

Professor Donald Bloxham
University of Edinburgh
The world we fought for? System-atic violence in global history since 1945
£144,542

Professor Stephen Bottoms
University of Manchester
Incarceration games: performance, psychology, and the Stanford Prison Experiment
£162,208

Professor Shaun Breslin
University of Warwick
China risen? What is global power (and in what ways does China have it)?
£171,670

Professor Sophie Chappell
Open University
Epiphanies: an ethics and metaethics of experience
£145,244

Dr Juan-Carlos Conde
University of Oxford
Reinventing Spanish history: the work of Américo Castro in its cultural context
£172,806

Mr Jeremy Coote
Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford
Oxford’s Cook-voyage collection in historiographical perspective, 1772–2019
£113,723

Professor Mark Cornwall
University of Southampton
Treason and disloyalty in the late Habsburg Monarchy
£148,835

Dr Steffan Davies
University of Bristol
A long history of German exile literature, 1790–1955
£104,028

Professor Klaus Dodds
Royal Holloway, University of London
A new North? The making and re-making of a global Arctic
£182,376

Professor Harri Englund
University of Cambridge
Liberal translations: slavery and humanity in nineteenth-century central Africa
£172,370

Dr Christopher Finlay
University of Birmingham
The subject of legitimate violence: political ethics and the agents of force
£112,846

Professor Stephen Harrison
University of Oxford
Love and the soul: Apuleius’ tale of Cupid and Psyche in European culture since 1600
£155,108

Professor Elizabeth Harvey
University of Nottingham
Making women work: gender, race and labour in Nazi-occupied Europe
£155,258

Professor Andrew Jones
University of York
Using new biosocial data to explore inequality of opportunity in health
£164,836

Professor Caroline Knowles
Goldsmiths, University of London
Serious money: a mobile investigation of plutocratic London
£168,903

Professor Graham Loud
University of Leeds
The social world of the Abbey of Cava, c.1020–1300
£96,406

Professor Annalisa Marzano
University of Reading
‘Grafting glory’: new plants, the economy, and elite identity in Rome
£112,927

Professor Sharon Monteith
University of Nottingham
The Civil Rights Movement: a literary history
£161,043

Professor Gregory Radick
University of Leeds
Disputed inheritance: the battle over Mendel and the future of biology
£95,122

Dr Ulrike Roth
University of Edinburgh
The child face of Roman slavery
£146,288

Professor Louisa Sadler
University of Essex
Complementation patterns in vernacular Arabic
£107,645

Professor Jo Shaw
University of Edinburgh
Building citizenship regimes: a global perspective
£143,622

Professor Christopher Smith
University of St Andrews
The Roman kings: a study in archaeology, history and power
£173,897

Professor Alison Stone
University of Lancaster
Birth and Philosophy
£67,782

Professor Mary Vincent
University of Sheffield
Religious violence in the Spanish Civil War: iconoclasm and crusade
£95,051

Dr Genevieve Warwick
University of Edinburgh
The mirrors of art: painting and reflection in early modern Europe
£143,803

Professor Diane Watt
University of Surrey
Women’s literary culture before the conquest
£102,256

Professor David Whyte
University of Liverpool
Benchmarking corruption in the global north
£98,979

Dr Christina Young
Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London
The power to transform: painted stage cloths in England
£158,746

Dr Natalie Adamson 
University of St Andrews 
Pierre Soulages: Radical Abstraction 
£82,653 

Dr Maria Alvarez 
King’s College London 
Choice in action 
£88,370 

Professor Mary Beard 
University of Cambridge 
The twelve Caesars 
£113,076 

Professor Hagit Borer 
Queen Mary, University of London 
Syntactic uniformity, syntactic diversity: syntactic building blocks and their role in determining inter- and intra- linguistic variation 
£104,040 

Professor Barbara E Borg 
University of Exeter 
Mapping the social history of Rome: a micro-historical approach 
£139,497 

Professor Andrew S Bowie 
Royal Holloway, University of London 
Aesthetic dimensions of modern philosophy 
£101,702 

Professor Eamonn Carrabine 
University of Essex 
The iconography of punishment: from Renaissance to Modernity 
£159,686 

Professor Patricia Clavin 
University of Oxford 
Security-minded: a transnational history of Europe, 1900–present 
£156,615 

Professor Norma Dawson 
Queen’s University Belfast 
Treasure: dream, metaphor and legal instrument 
£88,013 

Professor Mick Dumper 
University of Exeter 
Power, piety and people: the politics of holy cities in the twenty-first century 
£139,927 

Professor Nancy Edwards 
Bangor University 
Life in early medieval Wales 
£135,280 

Dr Nicholas Halmi 
University of Oxford 
History’s form: aesthetics and the past in the romantic age 
£101,058 

Professor Stephen Hart 
University College London 
A critical edition of the Apostolic Processus of Santa Rosa de Lima (1586–1617) 
£97,155
 
Professor Robert Hollands 
Newcastle University 
Urban cultural movements and the struggle for alternative creative spaces 
£91,471 

Professor Tim Kendall 
University of Exeter 
Ivor Gurney’s complete literary works: a variorum edition 
£127,702 

Professor Susanne Kord 
University College London 
The Devil we know: crime writing v propaganda in Germany’s pre-world-war periods 
£138,482
 
Professor Axel Körner 
University College London 
Transnational monarchy. Rethinking nationality in the Habsburg Empire, 1804–1918 
£153,940 

Professor Elizabeth Eva Leach 
University of Oxford 
Douce 308 and the contexts of vernacular song c.1300 
£152,835 

Professor David Moon 
University of York 
The Amerikan steppes: Russian influences on the Great Plains 
£102,082 

Professor Alan Norrie 
University of Warwick 
Criminal justice and the blaming relation 
£154,645 

Professor Miles Ogborn 
Queen Mary, University of London 
The freedom of speech: talk and slavery in the Caribbean 
£107,162 

Professor J Parry 
University of Cambridge 
Britain and the Near East, 1825–1882 
£145,631 

Professor Yolanda Plumley 
University of Exeter 
French music in the time of Jehan, Duke of Berry, c.1350–1415 
£139,469 

Professor Michael Questier 
Queen Mary, University of London 
Challoner unbound: treason, politics, religion and martyrdom c.1570–c.1745 
£100,290 

Professor Alexander Ryrie 
Durham University 
Becoming radical in the English Revolution 
£132,176 

Professor Cathy Shrank 
University of Sheffield 
Conversation and community: English dialogues, 1475–1675 
£126,673 

Dr Isolde Standish 
SOAS, University of London 
Ōshima Nagisa: a politics of cinema 
£110,135 

Professor Alexandra Walsham 
University of Cambridge 
The reformation of the generations: age, ancestry; memory in England 1500–1700 
£158,303 

Professor Edwin Williamson 
University of Oxford 
The making of Don Quixote: how Cervantes came to write the first modern novel 
£99,508 

Professor Yongjin Zhang 
University of Bristol 
International relations in Ancient China: ideas, institutions and law 
£79,205 

Dr Oliver Zimmer 
University of Oxford 
Losing time and temper: the battle over clocks and timetables, 1840–1914 
£102,899

Professor Bina Agarwal
University of Manchester
Agricultural production collectivities and collective action theory
£126,933

Dr Stephanie Barrientos
University of Manchester
Global food networks, gender and transformation 
£126,433

Professor Stephen Burman
University of Sussex
The United States and emerging powers: the transition to a new world order
£143,900

Professor Carlo Caruso
Durham University
Italian vernacular classics and textual scholarship, 1270–1870
£128,056

Dr Joya Chatterji
University of Cambridge
South Asian histories of citizenship
£104,038

Professor Emma Clery
University of Southampton
Romantic women writers and the question of economic progress
£124,166

Professor David Crouch
University of Hull
The genesis of chivalry: conduct in western European society 1000–1350
£137,629

Professor Andrew Gow
King's College London
The Mladic trial and the legacy of the Yugoslavia tribunal
£147,246

Professor Paul Henley
University of Manchester
The silent time machine: recovering early ethnographic film
£141,361

Professor Paul Heritage
Queen Mary, University of London
Brazil: art and progress 
£159,865

Professor Christopher Johnson
University of Nottingham
Language, technology, aesthetics: the work of André Leroi-Gourhan
£100,638

Professor David Wyn Jones
Cardiff University
Vienna and the culture of music: 1700, 1800, 1900
£82,796

Professor Daniel Langton
University of Manchester
Darwin's Jews: evolutionary theory, Jewish thought, and interfaith relations
£95,122

Dr Jon Lawrence
University of Cambridge
The unmaking of the English working class: selfhood, possessions and politics
£104,038

Professor Christian List
London School of Economics and Political Science
Reasons, decisions, and intentional agency
£171,800

Professor Moya Lloyd
Loughborough University
Who counts? The political problem of the 'human'
£134,983

Professor William Lucy
Durham University
Law's abstract judgement
£77,686

Professor Stephanie Moser
University of Southampton
British art, archaeology and the discovery of ancient Egypt
£86,833

Professor Julia O'Connell Davidson
University of Nottingham
‘Modern slavery’ and the margins of freedom: debtors, detainees and children
£150,388

Dr David Parrott
University of Oxford
Government, war and political culture in France, 1652–1661: the forgotten decade
£151,663

Professor James Raven
University of Essex
Chance and containment: state lotteries in Britain and Europe c. 1600–1850
£146,799

Professor Jennifer Richards
Newcastle University
Useful books: reading and talking in the English renaissance
£90,957

Professor Diane Richardson
Newcastle University
Transforming citizenship: sexuality, gender and citizenship struggles
£88,815

Professor Julia Smith
University of Glasgow
Christianity in fragments: relics in medieval perspective
£132,165

Professor Robert Swanson
University of Birmingham
The English Parish, c. 1290–c.1535
£157,128

Dr Emma Tarlo
Goldsmiths, University of London
Head to Head: untangling the global trade in human hair
£145,539

Professor Peter Wade
University of Manchester
Race, nation and genomics: biology and society
£94,838

Dr Garthine Walker
Cardiff University
Rape in England and Wales 1500–1800
£133,121