Professor Sir Thomas Devine FBA

History of the Scottish people at home and abroad since the sixteenth century
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1994

Current post

Sir William Fraser Professor Emeritus of Scottish History and Palaeography, School of History,Classics and Archaeology, University of Edinburgh

Past appointments

University of Edinburgh Sir William Fraser Professor Emeritus of Scottish History and Palaeography, School of History,Classics and Archaeology

2015 -

University of Edinburgh Personal Senior Research Professor of History and Director of the Scottish Centre for Diaspora Studies

2011 -

University of Edinburgh Sir William Fraser Chair of Scottish History and Palaeography, and Director, The Scottish Centre for Diaspora Studies, University of Edinburgh

2005 - 2011

University of Aberdeen Research Professor and Director, Research Institute of Scottish and Irish Studies

1998 -

University of Strathclyde Deputy Principal

1994 - 1997

University of Strathclyde Director of Research Centre in Scottish History

1992 - 1998

Publications

The great Highland famine 1988

The tobacco lords 1975

The Scottish nation 1999

Scotland's Empire 2003

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Professor Marilyn Lake FBA

Marlyn Lake FBA's areas of research include settler colonialism and the British empire, campaigns for racial and gender equality, labour history and the impact of war on the home front.

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Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty FBA

Modern South Asian culture and history; Postcolonial theory; the problem of Eurocentrism in historical thought; histories of history; climate change and the humanities; planetary histories

Dipesh Chakrabarty FBA (credit Swiss Radio and Television Service)

Professor Robert Gildea FBA

Nineteenth- and twentieth-century French history; Second World War; Europe's 1968; historical memory and oral history

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