Liam Stowell

I'm a Lecturer in Modern European History here at Manchester. I am an intellectual historian specialising in the history of international relations in early-twentieth-century Britain. My work explores the history of ideas of international order, empire, and international citizenship.

Email me at liam.stowell@manchester.ac.uk

My previous research has examined the influence of the classical world on British liberal internationalism, and covered liberal theories of global order, cultural internationalist projects, conceptions of international citizenship, and practical civic education schemes outlined by nineteenth- and twentieth-century internationalists.

My research interests include international history, modern British and European intellectual history, imperialism, the history of political ideas, classical reception, citizenship and civic education, and the history of historiography.

Publications:

Undergraduate

HIST10101: History in Practice

HIST10312: States Nations Empires

HIST21212: Transnational History of Europe

Postgraduate

HIST64282: Historical Research 2

HIST61221: History Beyond the State

HIST64392: Boundaries of the Political

HIST65192: Landscapes of Modernity

University of Manchester’s School of Arts, Languages and Cultures Studentship, 2016–2019.