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This site provides the names, email addresses, and research interests of faculty, graduate students, visiting scholars, and others at UC Berkeley and area institutions affiliated with The Center for British Studies.



UC Berkeley Faculty
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Anthony Adamthwaite, Dept. of History; EU and European international relations;
adamthwa [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Janet Adelman, Dept. of English; Early-modern literature, especially Shakespeare, Jews in early modern England, and British object-relations psychoanalysis;
adelman [at] berkeley.edu

Mark Bevir, Political Science; Acting Director for CBS, January 2006-January 2007. British intellectual history (especially political thought), and British politics and governance.
mbevir [at] berkeley.edu
http://www.polisci.berkeley.edu/faculty/bio/permanent/Bevir,M/
Thomas Brady, Dept. of History; Early Modern Europe: Reformation Germany.
tabrady [at] berkeley.edu

Marianne Constable, Dept. of Rhetoric; Legal history, law and literature, law and social theory;
mc [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

John A. Douglass, Senior Research Fellow - Public Policy and Higher Education
Center for Studies in Higher Education
CSHE Website
douglass [at] uclink.berkeley.edu

Ian Duncan, Dept. of English; the novel, British literature and culture 1740-1900, Scottish Enlightenment and Romanticism;
iduncan [at] uclink.berkeley.edu

Catherine Gallagher, Dept. of English; 18th, 19th, 20th century British literature; literature and history of Empire;
cgallagr [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Kevis Goodman, Dept. of English; 18th century literature, Romanticism, Milton, Media Theory, representations of the Holocaust;
kgoodman [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Honig, Elizabeth, History of Art; Dutch and Flemish painting, prints, architecture and urban planning. Elizabethan painting and architecture. Gender and representation in Europe, c.1450-1700.
elizahonig [at] yahoo.com

Ernest B. Hook, School of Public Health; British medicine and science, Early modern England;
ebhook [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Nicholas Howe, Dept. of English; Anglo-Saxon England (pre-1100CE) -- literature, history and cultural geography -- and in writing about place and travel; medieval literature; the History of the English Language. 
nhowe [at] socrates

Phoebe Janes, Doe Library, Research Reference and Collections (specialty: Britain and Europe);
pjanes [at] library.berkeley.edu

Victoria Kahn, Dept. of English; English Renaissance Literature 1500-1660. Critical Theory;
vkahn [at] berkeley.edu

Alan Karras, International and Area Studies Teaching Program; British Caribbean, British Empire, Scottish migration
karras [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Celeste Langan, Dept. of English; 19th century British literature;
clangan [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Thomas W. Laqueur, Dept. of History; 18th & 19th century Britain; cultural history;
tlaqueur [at] library.berkeley.edu

Marc Levin, Assistant Director, Institute of Governmental Studies; British politics and history;
marcl [at] uclink.berkeley.edu

David Lieberman, Chair and Associate Dean, Jurisprudence and Social Policy Program;
History of political and social thought, English and Scottish legal history;
dlieb [at] law.berkeley.edu

Patricia Y.C.E. Lin, Lecturer, History & International Studies; Modern Britain, War and Society, Ethnicity and Race;
drplinucb [at] berkeley.edu AND plin [at] psr.edu

Margaretta Lovell, Dept. of History of Art; British painting, architecture, decorative arts, city planning;
mmlovell [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Michael Mascuch, Dept. of Rhetoric; Early modern British culture and society;
mascuch [at] uclink.berkeley.edu

Sarah Maxim, Vice-Chair, Center for Southeast Asia Studies;
maxims [at] berkeley.edu

Dan Melia, Rhetoric and Celtic Studies; Medieval narrative; orality; Celtic philology;
dmelia [at] berkeley.edu

Thomas Metcalf, Dept. of History (emeritus); history of the British Empire;
tmetcalf [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Morton Paley, Dept. of English (emeritus); British literature; romanticism; millenarianism; literature and visual arts;
mpaley [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Gautam Premnath, Dept. of English; postcolonial studies and 20th century British literature;
gautam_premnath [at] berkeley.edu

Sheldon Rothblatt, Dept. of History (emeritus); comparative history of universities; Britain since 1688;
srothbla [at] uclink.berkeley.edu

Michael Rubenstein, Dept. of English; 20th-Century British Literature. Postcolonial & World Literature. Narrative & the Novel;
mdru [at] berkeley.edu

Barbara Shapiro, Grad. Dept. of Rhetoric (emeritus); Early modern English intellectual and cultural history;
history of political thought and history of science;
bshapiro [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

D. Paul Thomas, Dept. of Political Science; Political theory, marxism, socialism;
pt [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Robert Tracy, Dept. of English (emeritus); Irish literature, including early material in the Irish language as well as Irish literature in English; Irish history and folklore; Victorian fiction, especially Dickens; Anglo- Russian literary relations
rtracy [at] berkeley.edu

Martin Trow, Goldman School of Public Policy (emeritus); Comparative higher education; history and organization of British higher education;
trow [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

James Vernon, Dept. of History; Director of The Center for British Studies; 19th century British politics and culture; Empire; imperial Britain and the problem of hunger;
jvernon [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

J. Nicholas Ziegler, Dept. of Political Science; Western European politics; comparative political ideologies; Germany;
nziegler [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

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UC Berkeley Graduate Students

Mike Buckley, Dept. of History, Modern Britain;
Mbuckley [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Elizabeth Chang, Dept. of English; 19th century British literature, visual culture, China;
echang [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Antoinette Chevalier, Dept. of History; Victorian literature, black Victorians, cultural studies, post-colonial theory;
nette [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Tobias Schulze-Cleven, Dept. of Political Science; European political economy; welfare state;
tobysc [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Kathryn Evans, Dept. of English; 16th century poetry;
ksevans [at] berkeley.edu

Desmond FitzGibbon, Dept. of History;
dfitzgib [at] hotmail.com

Ben Graves, Department of English; Post-1945 Britain; British cultural studies;
bgraves [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Ian Greenspan, Department of History;
ggreens [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Simon Grote, Dept. of History; 17th-18th C Scottish and German moral philosophy, theology, and aesthetics; intellectual history of late Roman empire;
sgrote [at] berkeley.edu

Alysia Han, Dept. of History; history of science and medicine; British Empire; China;
ahan [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Jeff Hoppes, Dept. of History; Modern Britain;
Jthoppes [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Sarah Horowitz, Dept. of History; Modern British cultural and social history, French history
shorowitz [at] berkeley.edu

Kevin Huang, Dept. of East Asian Languages; comparative historiography;
grimace [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Penelope Gwynn Ismay, Dept. of History; Modern British cultural & intellectual History;
pennyismay [at] hotmail.com

Andrew Keating, Dept. of History
andrewpk [at] berkeley.edu

Sarah Matthews, Dept. of Political Science; Western European politics;
sgmatt [at] uclink.berkeley.edu

Ryan McDermott, Dept. of English; Victorian and Romantic literature; theories of gay male sexuality;
rpmcdermott [at] hotmail.com

Kaarin Michaelson, Dept. of History; 19th&20th century Britain and Empire; women’s and urban history; history of science and medicine;
slick [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Alan Mikhail, Dept. of History; Cultural History of Medicine and Science, British Orientalism, Eighteenth and Nineteenth- Century British and Egyptian Social History;
amikhail [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Catherine Mitchell, Dept. of English; late 19th-early 20th century literature;
cam2 [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Fredric Mintz, Dept. of History; miners’ lung diseases and relationship to social policy;
fmintz [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Fiona Murphy, Dept. of English; British women writers 1650-1740;
fmurphy [at] berkeley.edu

Slavica Naumovska, Dept. of English; Romantic and Victorian literature; elegies;
slavica [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Suzie Park, Dept. of English; 18th century and Romantic British literature; women writers; cyborgs and narrative theory;
ashapark [at] yahoo.com

Joseph Ring, Dept. of English; early modern aesthetics of astonishment;
jring [at] berkeley.edu

Caroline Shaw, Department of History; 19th century cultural and political identity/representation of the self; empire;
shawcaroline [at] yahoo.com

Daniel Ussishkin, Dept. of History; Modern British and French History; History of medicine.;
ussishki [at] socrates.Berkeley.EDU

Vlasta Vranjes, Dept. of English; Victorian novel;
vlasta [at] uclink.berkeley.edu

Leslie Walton, Dept. of English; Pedagogical Desire in the 18th and 19th-Century British Novel; Janeitism and Other Cultural appropriations of Austen and her novels; The History and Cultural Significance of British and American Romantic Comedy;
lawalton [at] berkeley.edu

Travis D. Williams, Dept. of English; Rhetoric and mathematics in 16th- and 17th-century Britain; Shakespeare, Jonson, and Renaissance drama;
travisdw [at] socrates.Berkeley.EDU

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Affiliates of CBS

Mark Allison, Asst. Prof., Dept. of English, Ohio Wesleyan University; 19th century British literature and political culture

Jennifer Andersen, Dept. of English, faculty, CSU San Bernadino; history of the book/ history of reading; ecclesiastical and political contexts of literature; clerical and anti-clerical satire;
janderse [at] csusb.edu

Jeffrey Auerbach, Dept. of History, faculty and Graduate Coordinator, California State University; Modern Britain, British empire, exploration and travel, and cultural history;
jeffrey.auerbach [at] csun.edu

Brad Barber, Assistant Vice President, University of California; political history, 1688-present;
Brad.Barber [at] ucop.edu

Susan Groag Bell, Senior Scholar, Institute for Research on Women and Gender, Stanford University; Early modern and modern British history; gender and women;
groagbel [at] stanford.edu

Crisi Benford, Dept. of English (PhD candidate), Stanford University; 19th century British novel; narrative theory; film;
crisi [at] stanford.edu

Harriet Blodgett, Ph.D., Dept. of English, Caifornia State University, Stanislaus (at Turlock); British women writers;
blodgett [at] toto.csustan.edu

Adolph T. Brugger, Retired Lecturer in Art; University Dean of Students; UC Riverside; U.S. and British book arts;
atbrugger [at] att.net

Anthony Brundage, Prof. of History Emeritus, Cal Poly Pomona;18th-20th century social policy; Victorian and early 20th century historians;
albrundage [at] csupomona.edu

Todd Cereghino, Dept. of History (PhD candidate) Sonoma State University; Twentieth Century Britain, esp. Winston Churchill, economic history from 19th through first half of 20th centuries, World Wars/ Holocaust, and trends in British historiography - post-modernism;
cereghin [at] sonoma.edu

Arianne Chernock, Asst. Prof., Dept. of History, Boston University; gender and the Enlightenment; men who campaigned for women’s rights in 18th century;

Lisa Forman Cody, Dept. of History, faculty, Claremont McKenna College; Britain, 1660-1870; gender, medicine, sexuality, visual arts, culture;
lisa.cody [at] claremontmckenna.edu

David Como, Dept. of History, faculty, Stanford University; Early Modern Britain; religion; politics; print; puritanism;
dcomo [at] stanford.edu

Sandra Dawson, Dept. of History (PhD. candidate),University of California, Santa Barbara; Modern British Popular Culture;
sdrn [at] umail.ucsb.edu

Colin Dixon, Chairman of Royal British legion Branchof N. California;
colin.dixon [at] fco.gov.uk

Lori Anne Ferrell, Claremont Graduate University and Claremont School of Theology, faculty; Reformation and Early Modern British Studies;
Lori.Ferrell [at] cgu.edu

Katherine Fullagar, Post-doc, Dept. of History, University of Sydney; 18th century Britain; history of commerce, civility, and social culture;

Denise Gigante, Dept. of English, faculty, Stanford University; British Romanticism; aesthetics; science;
dgigante [at] leland.stanford.edu

Paula Gillett, Professor Emerita of Humanities, San Jose State University
pgillett [at] aya.yale.edu Bryanne Gray, Dept. of English (PhD candidate), UC Davis; 19th century literature; representations of missionaries in 19thc literature;
by [at] ucdavis.edu

Alan Gutterman, Independent author, attorney, consultant; management practices in UK and U.S.; legal publishing;
AlanGutterman [at] aol.com

Sara Guyer, Faculty Fellow, Dept. of English and Comparative Literature; UC Irvine; Romanticism; Rhetoric; lyric poetry; Wordsworth;
seguyer [at] socrates.berkeley.edu

Helen Hartnell, Golden Gate University School of Law; EU; courts and politics; law;
ilonka [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Deana Heath, Dept. of History (faculty) UC Hayward; censorship in Australia and India, 1880-WWII

Jen Hill, Dept. of English, faculty, University of Nevada, Reno; 19th c. British Literature, Nationalism, Imperialism, Gender, Cultural Studies
jmhill [at] unr.edu

Donald Jordan, Dept. of History; Vice President of Academic Affairs; Menlo College; 19th century Ireland;
djordan [at] menlo.edu

Dennis Kavanagh, School of Politics and Communications Studies, Liverpool, England; contemporary British history;
dennis [at] kavanagh41.fsnet.co.uk

Steven Kendall, University of California, Santa Barbara (PhD Candidate); 19th century British painting, The Arts and Crafts Movement in Britain and America, The French and British Academies in the 19th century;
skendall [at] umail.ucsb.edu

Benjamin Fidel Klein, Lecturer, Dept. of History, University of San Francisco; late Stuart England;
bkklein [at] lmi.net

Norma Landau, Dept. of History; UC Davis, faculty; legal history, administrative history, political history, economic andsocial history, 15-19th c England;
nblandau [at] ucdavis.edu

Benjamin Lawrance, Department of History; UC Davis; British West Africa; Pan-Africanism in the UK and Europe; colonialism and indirect rule;
bnl [at] ucdavis.edu

Philippa Levine, Dept. of History, faculty,University of Southern California; British Empire and modern Britain; race; medicine; gender and sexuality
philippa [at] usc.edu

Norman Macleod, Attorney and President of Saint Andrews Society of San Francisco; British history; current affairs; macleodesq [at] aol.com Diane Sachko Macleod, Dept. of Art History (faculty) UC Davis; 18th and 19th century British art and culture; history of collecting and patronage;
dsmacleod [at] ucdavi.edu

Molly McClain, Dept. of History (faculty),University of San Diego; Britain, 17-18th century Europe, Biography;
mmcclain [at] sandiego.edu

Elaine Musgrave, Dept. of English (PhD candidate), UC Davis; British imperialism in literature;
ekmusgrave [at] ucdavis.edu

Jason Nice, Dept of History (faculty), California State University, Chico

Carol Pal, Dept. of History (PhD candidate), Stanford University; Early modern Britain/Europe; history of science; gender;
cpal [at] stanford

Dorothy Porter, History of Health Sciences, Dept. of Anthropolgy, History & Social Medicine (faculty) UC San Francisco; Social history of the health sciences;
dporter [at] itsa.ucsf.edu

Erika Rappaport, Dept. of History, faculty, UC Santa Barbara; 19th and 20th century British cultural history; history of gender, urban history, consumer cultures and globalization;
rappaport [at] history.ucsb.edu

Catherine Robson, Dept. of English, faculty, UC Davis; 19th century British literature and culture; the memorized poem in Victorian culture;
cmrobson [at] ucdavis.edu

Michael Saler, Dept. of History, faculty, UC Davis; Modern European intellectual/cultural history;
mtsaler [at] ucdavis.edu

Priya Satia, Dept. of History (faculty) Stanford University; 19th and 20th Century Britain and Empire;
psatia [at] stanford.edu

Laura Schattschneider, Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Humanities Consortium, UC Los Angeles; Comparative literature; 18th-19th century England, Germany, France;
schattla [at] earthlink.net

Cynthia Scheinberg, Chair, Dept. of English, Mills College; 19th century British literature; women’s poetry; Jewish studies;
cyns [at] mills.edu

Paul S. Seaver, Dept. of History, 4Professor of History emeritus, Stanford University; early modern England, London,religion and society; seaver [at] stanford.edu

Reba N. Soffer, Professor of History Emeritus, California State University, Northridge; 20th-century intellectual history;
rsoffer [at] csun.edu

Peter Stansky, Dept. of History, faculty, Stanford University; Britain 1851-1956; intersections of art, society, politics, and ideas;
stansky [at] stanford.edu

Kara Olsen Theiding, PhD, UC Berkeley (2002), History of Art, "Through the Looking Glass: Engagements with History and the Decorative Arts in England, 1875-1920"

Karen Tongson, Dept. of Gender Studies and English (faculty)University of Southern California;Victorian aesthetics; Lesbian and Gay studies; Critical theory;
ktongson [at] uclink4.berkeley.edu

Dominick Tracy, Dept. of History (PhD candidate), UC Davis; 19th century Britain; Ireland; post-colonial/empire; nationalism; sentimentalism;
dotracy [at] ucdavis.edu

Michelle Tusan, Dept. of History, faculty, University of Nevada Las Vegas; Modern Britain: Social and cultural history of gender and empire, print culture;
michelle.tusan [at] ccmail.nevada.edu

Mary Waters, Faculty Fellow, Dept. of English, UC Davis; 18thc and Romantic British literature; women writers;
mawaters [at] ucdavis.edu

Robert Woods, Depart. of History, faculty, Pomona College; 15th & 16th century English legal culture; Early Modern Britain;
Robert_Woods [at] Pomona.Edu

Susan Zieger, Postdoctoral Fellow, Introduction to the Humanities, Stanford University; 19th century British literature and culture; history of medicine and science; cultural studies;
szieger [at] stanford.edu

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