Professor Iain McLean FBA
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 2008
- Subjects
- Politics
Summary
Iain McLean is a professor of politics at Oxford University and a fellow of Nuffield College, where he directs a public policy research unit. He also sings and drives steam trains. Iain has worked in many areas of political history and political economy. In recent years he has focused on two areas: the political thought of the Scottish and American Enlightenments, and public policy in the UK. Within public policy, Iain's focus has been on constitutional reform (including the nations of the UK and church-state relations) and on fiscal federalism.
Current post
Professor of Politics, University of Oxford; Senior Research Fellow in Politics, Nuffield College, Oxford
Past appointments
University College University of Oxford Weir Fellow and Praelector in Politics
1970 -
University of Warwick Professor of Politics
1970 -
Yale University William H. Orrick Visiting Professor, Program in Ethics, Politics & Economics
1970 -
Newcastle University Lecturer in Politics
1970 -
Nuffield College University of Oxford Professor of Politics, University of Oxford; Senior Research Fellow in Politics, Nuffield College, Oxford
1970 -
Publications
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Andrew Hurrell FBA
International relations, with particular reference to theories of global order & global governance: the history of thought on international law & relations: the international relations of the Americas, especially Brazil
Professor Michael Walzer FBA
The politics and morality of war with special emphasis right now on asymmetric war; also the complicated relations of religion and nationalism in the years since World War Two
