Research in British Economic, Social and Cultural History
British Economic, Social and Cultural History forms an important component of the research culture in the Department.
Research currently being undertaken includes works on everyday life and the 'economics' of everyday life; museums and heritage in Britain; urban history; social history of philanthropy; 20th century British economic history and policy; and socio-economic change and international relations, as well as on with specific projects on the First World War in Wales, migration and transnationalism, material culture and everyday objects, the 'great depression', twentieth-century women's magazines, and the socialist tradition.
Members of staff working on Modern British Social, Cultural and Economic History include:
- Professor Pat Hudson
- Dr William Jones
- Dr Tracey Loughran
- Dr Gethin Matthews
- Dr Scott Newton
- Dr Keir Waddington
- Dr Stephanie Ward
- Mr Martin Wright