Tosh started following the work of Donnacha Sean Lucey, University College Dublin, Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland.
Tosh started following the work of 2 people.
Tosh started following the work of Ann Maudsley, University of Melbourne, Melbourne School of Design.
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The North American Journal of Welsh Studies has been relaunched. The new issue can be found at: http://welshstudiesjournal.org
Graduate Student, History
Thesis Title: Middlesbrough’s Steel Magnates: Culture, Politics and Participation 1880-1934
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Professor Barry Doyle
Dr Rebecca Gill |
About
I am Twentieth Century British History Lecturer and Research Assistant at the University of Huddersfield. I am also Editorial Assistant of the North American Journal of Welsh Studies, a Convenor of the 'Spaces and Places' strand of the Social History Conference and also a member of the Voluntary Action History Society New Researchers' and Cleveland and Teesside Local History Society committees.
I have previously worked with the British Steel Archive Project Team and as Project Assistant at the University of Huddersfield.
I am currently completing my PhD thesis entitled 'Middlesbrough’s Steel Magnates: Culture, Politics and Participation 1880-1934'. The thesis aims to challenge existing understanding of the role of urban elites by exploring a range of locations within which industrialists may have exercised power, authority and influence.
Please feel free to contact me with any queries at tosh.warwick@hud.ac.uk
Contact Information
| Address: | Room WG/26 |
| Telephones: |
07591093136 (01484) 473541 |
