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Major Research Fellowships 2018

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
            

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