Nathaniel Boyd |
nathaniel.boyd@york.ac.uk |
Rethinking Civil Society: History, Theory, Critique |
Leverhulme Trust |
History of political and constitutional thought, with a focus onn Hegel's political, legal and constitutional thought |
Pinar Dokumaci |
pinar.dokumaci@york.ac.uk |
Rethinking Civil Society: History, Theory, Critique |
Leverhulme Trust |
Indentity-building aspect of feminist activism; politico-religious conflict within the feminist movement; Western and non-Western feminist critiques of the civil society |
Thomas Dolan |
tommy.dolan@york.ac.uk |
Rethinking Civil Society: History, Theory, Critique |
Leverhulme Trust |
Conceptually-driven and comparative approaches to the study of history and thought; ideas of history – Irish and otherwise, ancient and modern – and their influence upon the key architects of the Northern Ireland Peace Process; ideas of civil society within twentieth-century Catholic thought. |
Kieran Durkin |
kieran.durkin@york.ac.uk |
The Marxist Humanist Tradition: From the 1844 Manuscripts to the Present |
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions - Experienced Individual Fellowship |
Humanist Marxism, Marxism, Social Theory, Sociology, Critical Theory |
Mark Hutchinson |
mark.a.hutchinson@york.ac.uk |
Rethinking Civil Society: History, Theory, Critique |
Leverhulme Trust |
Modern intellectual and cultural history: religious division and the shaping of modern political thought and vocabulary in different cultural and linguistic contexts; Protestants' use of vocabulary of natural and customary law to speak meaningfully about civil society |
Jan Rybak |
jan.rybak@york.ac.uk |
Rethinking Civil Society: History, Theory, Critique |
Leverhulme Trust |
Nation-Building in war and revolution (focus on everyday Zionism in East-Central Europe, 1914–1921); relations between civil society, state, and nation in Weimar Germany |
Rudabeh Shahid |
rudabeh.shahid@york.ac.uk |
Rethinking Civil Society: History, Theory, Critique |
Leverhulme Trust |
Ethnic identity formation in South Asia; minority issues; refugee communities; Muslims in South Asia and Bangladesh; civil society in post-Partition India and South Asia |