Professor Colin Jones FBA

History of France, especially 17th to 19th centuries; French Revolution; history of medicine; cultural history
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2008
Subjects
History

Current post

Professor of History, Queen Mary University of London

Past appointments

Stanford University, California Kratter Visiting Professor of European History

1970 -

University of Warwick Professor of History

1970 -

Queen Mary University of London Professor of History

1970 -

Queen Mary University of London Professor of History, Queen Mary, University of London

1970 -

Queen Mary University of London Professor of History, Queen Mary, University of London

1970 -

Publications

The Medical World of Early Modern France (with Laurence Brockliss) Oxford, Clarendon Press 1997

The Great Nation. France from Louis XV to Napoleon (1715-99) London: Penguin 2002

Paris: Biography of a City London: Allen Lane 2004

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Mr Hassoum Ceesay FBA

Hassoum Ceesay's research interests are African colonial and post-colonial history, especially through biographies of women and political leaders, chiefs in British colonial rule, and heritage conservation and interpretation, to bring to the centre those assigned to the margins of Gambian history.

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Professor Suraiya Faroqhi FBA

Social history with a focus on the early modern Ottoman Empire (1500s to early 1800s), especially concerned with Istanbul and the towns of Anatolia; comparative history of artisans, using Ottoman archival records to analyse their social positions, the conditions under which they worked and the products of their labour

Professor Suraiya Faroqhi FBA

Professor Michael Braddick FBA

History Early Modern History Early modern state formation; the English civil war; the origins of the British empire. Western Europe

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