Professor George Brown FBA

Sociology
Fellow type
UK Emeritus Fellow
Year elected
1986
Subjects
Sociology

Current post

Honorary Research Fellow, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London.

Past appointments

Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience University of London Honorary Research Fellow

2013 -

Royal Holloway University of London Honorary Research Fellow

1980 - 2013

Royal Holloway University of London External Scientific Staff Medical Research Council

1972 - 1995

Bedford College University of London Research Worker, Social Research Unit

1968 - 1972

Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience University of London Research Worker, Medical Research Council

1956 - 1968

Publications

The influence of family life on the course of the schizophrenic illness: a replication British J Psychiatry 1972

Social origins of depression 1978

Humiliation and entrapment among women developing depression. A patient and non-patient comparison Psychological Medicine 1995

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Adrian Favell FBA

International migration and mobilities; comparative citizenship, multiculturalism and immigration politics; sociology of the EU, particularly free movement and cosmopolitanism; urban studies; political demography; post-growth cultures; Japanese contemporary art and architecture

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Professor Kate Hunt FBA

Public health social sciences, including: gender, health and behaviours; commercial determinants of health; design/evaluation of public health interventions and policies; experiences of illness; and health of prison populations

Kate Hunt FBA

Professor Howard Glennerster FBA

Health studies, economic policy, social policy and administration, the finance of social welfare services and education.

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