Current Fellows
Visiting Professors
Professor Elliott West (Arkansas)
Harold Vyvyan Harmsworth Visiting Professor of American History
Professor David Sehat (Georgia State)
John G. Winant Visiting Professor of American Government
Senior Visiting Research Fellow
Professor Kristin Collins (Boston)
Hereditary Citizenship in American Law
Junior Research Fellows
Dr Mandy Izadi (Oxford)
Broadbent Junior Research Fellow in American History
Dr Alice Kelly (Oxford)
The Rt. Hon. Vere Sidney Tudor Harmsworth Postdoctoral Research Fellow on the History of the United States and World War One
Postdoctoral Visiting Research Fellows
Dr Emilia Borowska (Royal Holloway) (Hilary/Trinity Term)
British and American Fictions of Neoliberalism
Dr Pete Millwood (Oxford) (Hilary/Trinity Term)
American Exchange Visitors to China
Dr Jasmine Spencer (British Columbia) (Michaelmas Term)
Multimodal poetics in Navajo story and song
Associate Visiting Research Fellows
Dr Ina Bergmann (Würzburg)
Cultural History of Solitude in the US
Dr Eldrid Herrington (Queen Mary, London)
Arthur Herrington and 1920s/30s American automotive technology
Professor Robert Schmuhl (Notre Dame)
Winston Churchill in the White House
Dr Yuan Zhang (Nanjing Normal)
Religious and cultural background of 1630 New England migration
Vacation Visiting Research Fellows
Supernumerary Research and Teaching Fellows
Dr Sally Bayley (Oxford)
American space and place; Sylvia Plath
Dr Karen Heath (Oxford)
Prof Michael Heale (Lancaster)
19th and 20th century American history
Dr Mara Keire (Oxford)
Cultural, intellectual and legal history of late 19th and early 20th century America
Dr Paul Kerry (Oxford)
18th and 19th C. transatlantic intellectual and diplomatic history
Dr Rachel Malkin (Oxford)
20th-21st century American poetry and prose, modernism, 20th century intellectual history
Dr Tom Packer (London)
American conservatism in the second half of the 20th century
Dr Donald Ratcliffe (Oxford)
US grassroots and national politics between 1789 and 1850
Dr Tessa Roynon (Oxford)
Modern American literature, anglophone literature of the African diaspora, Classical Reception studies
Prof David Turley (Kent)
African-American intellectuals; anti-slavery
Nomadic Empires Project
Dr Marie Favereau (Oxford)
Eurasian steppe empires
Dr Bryan Miller (Oxford)
East Asian steppe empires
Dr Irina Shingiray (Oxford)
Nomadic empires and their relations with the sedentary world
