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Scholarship and theory Citizenship: United Kingdom Clear all

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By birth A–Z List Cards

Robert Owen Robert Owen Social reformer who emphasized education and cooperation Scholarship and theory 1771–1858
John Maynard Keynes John Maynard Keynes British economist who left the Treasury in protest at the peace treaty and warned of the damage reparations would do Scholarship and theory · United Kingdom state institutions 1883–1946
E. H. Carr E. H. Carr Author of the 14-volume History of Soviet Russia; diagnosed a "latent incompatibility" between NEP markets and planning Scholarship and theory 1892–1982
James Martin Stagg James Martin Stagg The meteorologist whose forecast shaped an invasion Scholarship and theory 1900–1975
Solly Zuckerman Solly Zuckerman The scientific adviser who made bombing a field of operational research Scholarship and theory 1904–1993
Eric Hobsbawm Eric Hobsbawm Historian of revolution’s social foundations and later memory Scholarship and theory · Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) 1917–2012
Robert Conquest George Robert Acworth Conquest A Cold War historian who dissected the Stalin era Scholarship and theory · Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) 1917–2015
Robert W. Davies Robert W. Davies The British economic historian who built the seven-volume chronicle of Soviet industrialisation Scholarship and theory · Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) 1925–2021
Roderick MacFarquhar Roderick MacFarquhar Harvard sinologist whose Origins of the Cultural Revolution trilogy and Mao’s Last Revolution dissected China’s elite politics Scholarship and theory · Labour Party (United Kingdom) 1930–2019
Hugh Thomas Hugh Thomas The historian who made the Spanish Civil War a global narrative Scholarship and theory · Labour Party (United Kingdom) 1931–2017
Martin McCauley Martin McCauley A British historian of modern Soviet history Scholarship and theory 1934–
Alan S. Milward Alan S. Milward The British economic historian whose archival work recast postwar European recovery and integration Scholarship and theory 1935–2010
Archie Brown Archie Brown The British political scientist who argued Gorbachev's individual leadership was the decisive factor in transforming the Soviet system Scholarship and theory 1938–
Sebastian Balfour Sebastian Balfour British historian whose 'Castro' argued US hostility pushed Cuba toward socialism Scholarship and theory 1941–
Richard Overy Richard Overy A historian who connects war’s military outcomes to its psychological meaning Scholarship and theory 1947–
Robert Service Robert Service A contentious biographer of Soviet history Scholarship and theory 1947–
Stephen G. Wheatcroft Stephen G. Wheatcroft Australian economic historian who reconstructed Soviet famine and repression statistics from the archives Scholarship and theory 1947–
Mark Harrison Mark Harrison the British economic historian whose three-position taxonomy of NEP's failure shaped the historiographical debate Scholarship and theory 1949–
David Marples David Marples A historian connecting Chernobyl to modern Eastern European history Scholarship and theory 1952–
Julian Jackson Julian Jackson A historian who clarified the political conflicts of modern France Scholarship and theory 1954–
Timothy Garton Ash Timothy Garton Ash British historian who coined 'refolution' to define the peaceful revolutions of 1989 Scholarship and theory 1955–
Helen Graham Helen Graham The British historian who named the Spanish Civil War 'the war before the lights went out' Scholarship and theory 1959–
Orlando Figes Orlando Figes A historian who wove revolutionary social history into human experience Scholarship and theory 1959–
Anatol Paul Lieven Peter Paul Anatol Lieven The historian-journalist who chronicled Baltic independence Scholarship and theory 1960–
Simon Jonathan Sebag Montefiore Simon Sebag Montefiore A historian of power's intimate worlds Scholarship and theory 1965–
Adam Higginbotham Adam Higginbotham A journalist who traced the structure of disaster Scholarship and theory 1968–
Lara Pawson Lara Pawson British journalist and writer who tracked Angola's 1977 massacre through interviews Scholarship and theory 1968–
Polly Jones Polly Jones A historian of de-Stalinization, memory, and cultural change Scholarship and theory 1970–
Sergey Sergeyevich Radchenko Сергей Сергеевич Радченко Cold War historian who traced the Sino-Soviet split to inequality within the alliance and clashing national interests Scholarship and theory 1980–
Roderick Bailey Roderick Bailey Oxford research fellow and historian of Britain's Special Operations Executive Scholarship and theory