Graduate students

Ph.D. students

Ms Sophie McGeevor

Sophie McGeevor is doing a Ph.D. on women's unpaid work in the mid-nineteenth century, supervised by Amy Erickson and Leigh Shaw-Taylor

Ms Joanne Wallace

Joanne Wallace is doing a Ph.D. on rural depopulation and migration in the nineteenth century, supervised by Joe Day and Leigh Shaw-Taylor

Mr Cheng Yang

Cheng Yang is doing a Ph.D. on the occupational structure of China supervised by Leigh Shaw-Taylor, Professor Hans Van der Ven and Sir Tony Wrigley

Ms Ying Dai

Ying Dai is doing a Ph.D. on the occupational structure of the lower Yangze region of China, supervised by Leigh Shaw-Taylor

Mr Alexander Wakelam

Alex Wakelam wrote his M.Phil on women in the seventeenth-century Merchant Taylors' Company of York, and is now studying imprisonment for debt in London in the long eighteenth century, including the occupations of those imprisoned and the function of imprisonment in urban trade, supervised by Amy Erickson

Masters Students

Mr Andreas Doukakis

Andreas Doukakis is doing the masters in local history working on the occupational structure of Devon, supervised by Leigh Shaw-Taylor

Mr Masa Masayuki

Masa Masayuki is doing the masters in local history working on the occupational structure of the Glamorgan coal-field, supervised by Dr Leigh Shaw-Taylor

Ms Auriane Terki-Mignot

Auriane Terki-Mignot did her BA dissertation on female employment in Westmorland and is now doing the M.Phil in Economic history working on female employment during industrialisation in France, supervised by Leigh Shaw-Taylor

Mr James Wells

James Well did his BA dissertation on the occupational structure of Kent. He is now taking the M.Phil in Economic and Social History, working on the occupational structure of London, supervised by Leigh Shw-Taylor