Fellows & Honorary Fellows

The constitution of the Parkes Institute allows for the creation of Fellows (people employed by the University but external to the Parkes Institute) and Honorary Fellows (people external to the University). The Institute is delighted to report that the following people, already closely associated with the work of the Institute, have been invited to formalise their relationship with the Parkes team:

                    Fellows

Dr Oren Ben-Dor (Law)

Dr David Glover (English)

Professor Bernard Harris (Politics)

Honorary Fellows

Dr Peter Batty
Dr Ellen Birnbaum (University of Boston)
Dr Mishtooni Bose (Christ Church, Oxford)
Dr Aimée Bunting
Dr Tobias Brinkmann (Penn State University)
Professor David Cesarani (Royal Holloway, University of London)
Professor Bryan Cheyette (University of Reading)
Julie Clague BSc, MTh, University of Glasgow
Rev. Richard Coggins (Emeritus Professor, King’s College, University of London)
Dr Susan Cohen
Prof. Henry Ettinghausen (Emeritus Professor, University of Southampton)
Dr Ruth Gilbert (University College, Winchester)
Dr Tim Grady (University of Chester)
Professor Colin Holmes (Professor Emeritus, Sheffield University)
Professor Brian Klug (St Benet’s, Oxford)
Dr Tom Lawson (University College, Winchester)
Prof. Rodney Livingstone (Emeritus Professor, University of Southampton)
Dr Graham Macklin (University of Westminster)
Dr Sophia Marshman (Portsmouth University)
Dr Tobias Metzler
Dr Joanna Newman (British Library)
Mr Gerald Normie
Dr Stuart Olesker (Portsmouth University)
Professor Tessa Rajak (University of Reading)
Dr Jo Reilly
Dr Gemma Romain (Newcastle University)
Professor Mark Roseman (Indiana University, Bloomington)
Barbara Rosenbaum (Editor, Patterns of Prejudice)
Professor Miri Rubin (Queen Mary, University of London)
Dr Gavin Schaffer (Birmingham University)
Professor Clare Ungerson
Dr Nadia Valman (Queen Mary, University of London)
Prof. Malcolm Wagstaff (Emeritus Professor, University of Southampton)
Dr Klaus Weber (University of London)
Dr Abigail Wood (SOAS)