UK Fellow, Anthropology and Geography, elected in 1990
Professor Roger Kain FBA
About this Fellow
Historical Geography and Map History
Website: http:research.sas.ac.uk/search/staff/19/professor-roger-kain/
Appointments
Current post
- Professor of Humanities, Institute of Historical Research, School of Advanced Study, University of London
Past Appointments
- Montefiore Professor of Geography, University of Exeter, 1990 - 2010
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Exeter, 2002 - 2010
- Fellow, University College London, 2002
- Fellow, University College London, 1970
- Montefiore Professor of Geography, University of Exeter, 1970
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Exeter, 1970
- Dean and Chief Executive, School of Advanced Study, University of London, 1970
- Professor of Humanities, Institute of Historical Research, School of Advanced Study, University of London, 2017
British Academy Appointments
- Vice-President Research & HE Policy | Vice-President 1997 -1999 | Treasurer 2002 - 2010, 2014 -
- Member of Council, 1999 - 2000
Publications
The tithe maps of England and Wales: a cartographic analysis and county-by-county catalogue 1995 and 2011
1970English maps: a history 1999
1970An atlas and index of the tithe files of mid-nineteenth century England and Wales 1986-2010
1970The enclosure maps of England and Wales 1595-1918 2004 and 2011
1970British Town Maps: A History 2015
1970Other Anthropology and Geography Fellows
Professor Stephen Daniels
The history of landscape representation, design and management; the landscape arts of eighteenth century Britain; the history of geographical knowledge and imagination
Dr Alan Baker
Historical geography: the development through time and distribution in space of leisure-related voluntary associations (especially musical societies and sports clubs) in rural France during the nineteenth century
Professor Alan Barnard
Comparative ethnography of southern Africa; contemporary hunter-gatherers; the history of anthropology; the social anthropology of human origins, especially the co-evolution of language and kinship
Professor Matthew Gandy
Cultural, urban, and environmental geography, from the middle decades of the nineteenth century to the present, with particular interests in landscape, infrastructure, and bio-diversity
