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Postdoctoral Fellows Dr Yolanda Eraso Wellcome Trust funded (3 years) – start date September 2007 Dr Projit Mukharji Wellcome Trust funded (3 years) – transferred from University of Southampton; start date at OBU 09/08; left in 07/09 to take up post in Canada. Dr Veenu Pant Research Fellow from Jaipur, India – based in Centre 2008-09 Dr Kim Price Wellcome Trust funded (3 years) – start date July 2008 Dr Ina Scherder Wellcome Trust funded (3 years) – start date September 2007 Researchers Dr Tudor Georgescu Wellcome Trust funded Researcher, start date Spring 2009 Dr Anna von Villiez AHRC funded Project Officer (3 years), start date Autumn 2007 Dr Helen Sweet Wellcome Trust funded Senior Researcher, July 2008 – November 2008 Alison Stringer Wellcome Trust and OBU funded Researcher, 2005-2009 Professor Estēe Dvorjetski Visiting Professor Research Associates Dr Mike Emanuel Dr Annie Skinner Georgina Ferry Judy Slinn John Perkins Dr Sam Sneddon Dr Tapti Roy 6
3. Individual Entries – Academic Staff Dr Tom Crook Senior Lecturer in the History of Medicine Research History of public health, statistics and administrative ethics, especially as these relate to the formation of the modern liberal state. Tom Crook’s main research interests focus on the formation and exercise of modern liberal governance during the nineteenth century, and in particular: • the creation and interaction of administrative authority and public sovereignty – in short, the relations between bureaucracy and democracy; • the generation of information and the evolution of expert ‘systems’; • the government and privatisation of bodies and associated techniques (washing, for instance) and spaces (cubicles); • the government and conceptualisation of marginal (or ‘pathological’) people, processes and places – for instance, tramps and prostitutes. Current projects Articles on the following: the mid-Victorian debate on the ‘centralisation’ of sanitary government; the reform and regulation of common lodging houses; and the liberal state and its toleration of ‘evil’, especially espionage and prostitution. Publications ‘Craft and the dialogics of modernity: the Arts and Crafts Movement in late-Victorian and Edwardian England’, Journal of Modern Craft, 2, 1 (2009), 17-32. ‘Accommodating the outcast: common lodging houses and the limits of urban governance in Victorian and Edwardian London’, Urban History, 35, 3 (2008), 414-436. ‘Norms, forms and beds: spatialising sleep in Victorian Britain,’ Body and Society: Special Edition on Sleep, 14, 4 (2008), 15-36. ‘Putting matter in its right place: dirt, time and regeneration in mid-Victorian Britain’, Journal of Victorian Culture, 13, 2 (2008), 200-222. ‘Sanitary inspection and the public sphere in late-Victorian and Edwardian Britain: a case study in liberal governance’, Social History, 32, 4 (2007), 369-393. (with Malcolm Crook) ‘The advent of the secret ballot in Britain and France: from public assembly to private compartment’, History, 92, 308 (2007), 449-471. ‘Power, privacy and pleasure: Liberalism and the modern cubicle’, Cultural Studies, 21, 4/5 (2007), 549-569. ‘“Schools for the moral training of the people”: public baths, liberalism and the promotion of cleanliness in Victorian Britain’, European Review of History/Revue européenne d’Histoire, 13, (2006), 21-47. 7
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