"To me CRASSH represents intellectual life here at its best."

Shruti Kapila (History), Early Career Fellow, Michaelmas 2010

 

Early Career Fellowships at CRASSH

The competition for 2013-14 has now closed.

The Early Career Fellowship scheme at CRASSH allows Cambridge University Teaching Officers and College Teaching Officers to apply for an additional term of research leave.
 
Please click on the tabs on the left for information on specific Early Career Fellowship programmes at CRASSH. Information on Early Career Fellows at CRASSH during 2012-13 and their Work-in-Progress seminars are available below.

 

Easter 2013

Dr Emma Hunter (History/Gonville & Caius)
Thursday, 25 Apr 2013
Concepts of Democracy in Mid-Twentieth-Century Africa
Dr Christopher Burlinson (English/Jesus)
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Cross-channel Devotions: The Writings of Elizabethan Puritans in England and the Netherlands
Dr Louise Joy (English/Homerton)
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Literature's Children: On Re-Reading Childhood Classics
Dr Gabriel Leon (Ecomomics/St Catharine's College)
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Natural Resources and their Impact on Economic and Political Institutions
 

Michaelmas 2012

Dr Michael Edwards (History, Jesus)
Monday, 15 Oct 2012
Clarity, Complexity and Philosophical Genre in early modern Europe
Dr Filipa Sa (Economics, Trinity)
Monday, 29 Oct 2012
The Effect of Tuition Fees on University Attendance: Evidence from the UK
Dr Sophie Read (English, Christ's College)
Monday, 5 Nov 2012
Perfume and Paradox:The Early Modern Literary Life of Ambergris
Dr Joe Moshenska (English/Trinity College)
Monday, 19 Nov 2012
'Foreign Bodies’ in the Life and Work of Sir Kenelm Digby

Lent 2013

Dr Duncan Bell (Politics/Christ's College)
Monday, 14 Jan 2013
Dreamworlds of Empire: Utopia, Race and the Project for a New Anglo Century
Dr Richard Serjeantson (History, Trinity College)
Monday, 21 Jan 2013
Descartes Before Dualism: New Evidence
Dr Matthew Dyson (Law, Trinity)
Monday, 18 Feb 2013
Understanding Legal Development: Method in Law, History and Language