Professor Shula Marks FBA

History
Fellow type
UK Emeritus Fellow
Year elected
1995
Subjects
History

Current post

Professor Emeritus in the History of Southern Africa, University of London

Past appointments

Soas, University Of London Professor in the History of Southern Africa

1992 - 2001

Institute of Commonwealth Studies University of London Director

1982 - 1992

Soas, University Of London Lecturer and Reader in Southern African History

1963 - 1982

Publications

Reluctant rebellion: an assessment of the 1906 poll tax uprising in Natal 1970

The ambiguities of dependence in South Africa. Class, nationalism and the state in 20th century Natal 1986

Divided sisterhood: race, class and gender in the South African nursing profession 1994

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Callum G Brown FBA

Callum Brown has studied the decline of religion for 50 years, principally in Britain, Canada, and the United States.

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Professor Mark Mazower FBA

The history of modern Europe, especially the Balkans and modern Greece; ideas of international governance in historical perspective; historiography and the interconnection between life writing and professional history

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Professor Charles Townshend FBA

Modern British and Irish history; the history of war, particularly political violence, and terrorism, public security, emergency powers and counter-insurgency in Ireland and Palestine under British rule

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