Professor Kenneth Dyson FBA

Political Studies Western Europe Germany
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1997
Subjects
Politics

Current post

Visiting Research Professor in European Political Studies, Cardiff University; Visiting Research Professor in European Political Studies, Leeds University; Honorary Professor of European Political Economy, University of Luxembourg

Past appointments

Cardiff University Visiting Research Professor in European Political Studies

2015 -

Cardiff University Distinguished Research Professor in the School of European Studies, Cardiff University

2004 - 2015

University of Bradford Professor of European Studies

1982 - 2002

University of Bradford Professor of European Studies, University of Bradford

1982 - 2002

Publications

European Eonomic Governance and Policies, 2 volumes, with Lucia Quaglia 2010, Oxford University Press

Germany, Europe and the Politics of Constraint, with Klaus Goetz 119 2003

European States and the Euro 2002 Oxford University Press

The Euro at 10 2008 Oxford University Press

Central Banks in the Ag of the Euro, with Martin Marcussen 2009 Oxford University Press

The Politics of Economic Reform in Germany, with Stephen Padgett 2006 Routledge

States, Debt and Power: Saints and Sinners in European History and Integration 2014, Oxford University Press

The state tradition in Western Europe 1980

The road to Maastricht: negotiating economic and monetary union 1999

The politics of the Euro-zone 2000

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Jane Duckett FBA

Contemporary Chinese government and politics; Chinese health and social policy, poverty and inequality; comparative politics

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Professor Rosemary Foot FBA

International Relations, with special reference to security studies in the Asia-Pacific, including US-China relations, human rights, Asian regional institutions, and East Asian regional governance

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Professor Richard English FBA

Modern Irish and British politics and history; nationalism, political violence, and intellectual history; the politics and history of terrorism

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