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Dr keil free#
LanguagesĢ015, University of Northumbria at Newcastle, United Kingdom, PhDĢ011, Free University of Berlin, Germany, Magister Artium (MA) I also welcome proposals by students wanting to work on any aspect of modern German history after 1800. I would also be happy to supervise research projects engaging with the history of social and political movements, particularly within the field of civil liberties and human rights. I would be happy to supervise research students who want to work on the political, social and cultural impact of the world wars on European societies.
This covers the emergence of the modern state in Europe but also the rise of activist movements in response to these developments. I have a strong interest in the question how the relationship between state and citizens was shaped by conflict and war in the 19th and 20th centuries. I addition to these projects, I contributed to a number of local projects that engaged with the impact of the First World War. My new research project engages with the emergence of transnational civil liberties and human rights movements in the interwar period. I am currently preparing the publication of my first monograph, entitled The Politics of Endurance: Emergency Government and the Home Fronts in Britain and Germany during the First World War. I have published on a wide range of topics relating to British and German history, including the history of trade unionism in Britain, the origins of civil liberties activism, media and history, and memory cultures of the First World War. Since February 2019, I am a Senior Lecturer in Modern History at LJMU. Between 20, I was a Lecturer in Modern History at Durham University before joining the University of Sunderland in September 2016.
I received my PhD from Northumbria University in 2015, where I worked on a comparative study of emergency laws in Britain and Germany during the First World War. I am a historian of modern Europe with a particular interest in German, French and British history between 18.
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