"The overall environment of the University, its colleges, and CRASSH renewed my sense of the value of universities as places that support original thinking – and of the enjoyment that is essential to that process." Professor Christopher Newfield (UC Santa Barbara), Visiting Fellow Easter 2011
Visiting Fellowships at CRASSH
CRASSH runs an annual programme of Visiting Fellowships aimed at established international and UK scholars. The theme for 2012-13 is Cultures and Politics of the Transregional. Information on Visiting Fellows at CRASSH during 2012-13 and their Work-in-Progress seminars is available below.
Please see the link at the right hand side of the page for Information about our 2011-12 Visiting Fellows.
Please click on the tabs on the left for information on specific Visiting Fellowship programmes at CRASSH.
Easter 2013
Border-Crossing Beliefs: African Witchcraft in the Trans-Regional Arena of Asylum
Buddhism and Science: Somatizing the Mind, Contemplating the Body
"Frail Skiffs Tossed on the Ocean of Life": Gender and Romance in Nineteenth Century Zanzibar
A British Moralist on French Soil: The Early French Reception of John Stuart Mill’s Ethical Thought
Transatlantic Blackness in the Era of Jim Crow: Race and Gender in the Life of an African American Expatriate
Michaelmas 2012
Cosmopolitan Networks in an Age of Revolutions: Ruling the Mediterranean World at the End of Empire, 1274-1348
'Blowing in the Wind': Mobile Technologies, Global Environmental Agendas and the Struggle for Nature in Romania
Lent 2013
Art, Empire, and Revolution, 1890-1930: the case of Casimir and Constance Markievicz
Print and missionary networks in early 19th-century South and South-East Asia
Pipeline: How Oil Created the Modern Middle East and How Water Can Transform It
Time, Intermediality and Transregional Imaginaries in Disaster Discourse
