Professor Timothy Blanning FBA

History
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1990
Subjects
History

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Modern European History, University of Cambridge

Past appointments

University of Cambridge Emeritus Professor of Modern European History

1992 -

University of Cambridge Professor of Modern European History, University of Cambridge

1987 - 2009

University of Cambridge Lecturer in History

1972 - 1992

Sidney Sussex College University of Cambridge Fellow

1965 -

Sidney Sussex College University of Cambridge Fellow

1965 -

Publications

The Romantic Revolution 2010

The French Revolution in Germany 1983

Joseph II 1994

Reform in Great Britain and Germany 1750-1850 (_PBA_ 100, 1999)

The culture of power and the power of culture: old régime Europe 1660-1789 2002

The pursuit of glory: Europe 1648-1815 2007

The Triumph of Music: Composers, musicians and their audiences 2008

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Rebecca Earle FBA

History of food; colonial and 19th-century Spanish America; history of the body; colonialism, race and identity in early-modern Europe and the Americas; cultural nationalism in Spanish America; history of clothing

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Professor Manuel Barcia FBA

Manuel Barcia's research interests include nineteenth-century Atlantic and Global History; Piracy, Slavery and the Slave Trade; African History in Africa and the Diaspora; Warfare, Resistance and Rebellion; Imperialism, Abolition and Colonialism; and Medicine and Disease.

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Professor Mary Fulbrook FBA

20th-century German social history; structures & legacies of the Third Reich and the German Democratic Republic (GDR); longer-term German and European history in comparative perspective; the Holocaust and collective violence; historical and social theory

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