| Name &
Location |
Research Interest
|
Dr Afe
Adogame
(A.Adogame@ed.ac.uk)
School of Divinity |
African diaspora and migration |
Dr
Pertti Ahonen
(p.ahonen@ed.ac.uk)
School of History,
Classics, and Archaeology |
Forced migrations and their consequences, post-1945 Europe, modern Germany |
Dr
Crispin Bates (Crispin.Bates@ed.ac.uk)
Centre for
South Asian Studies |
Scottish roles in India and migration
and emigration of Indians during the
colonial period |
Dr
Adam Budd
(adam.budd@ed.ac.uk)
Graduate School
of History, Classics, and Archaeology |
Scottish physicians and booksellers
who were resident in London from c.1730
to c.1770 |
Dr
Marina Carter
(marinadcarter@yahoo.co.uk)
Centre for South Asian Studies |
Social history of former Indian Ocean
colonies and Scottish influence in this
region |
Dr Camillia Cowling
(camillia.cowling@ed.ac.uk)
School of History, Classics, and Archaeology
|
Slavery, space, and human movement in
nineteenth-century Brazil and Cuba |
Dr Lawrence
Dritsas
(L.Dritsas@ed.ac.uk)
Science Studies
Unit |
Southern African history, including
the role of Scots explorers, colonial
officials and indeed settlers in countries
of the region |
Dr Ian
Duffield (Ian.Duffield1@btinternet.com)
School of History,
Classics, and Archaeology |
The African Diaspora to the UK and
colonial Australia |
David S Forsyth
(d.forsyth@nms.ac.uk)
Senior Curator, Scottish Social History and Diaspora
National Museums Scotland |
The material culture of the Scottish Diaspora, Scottish national identity and the Diaspora, the associational culture of the Scottish Diaspora, Scottish military diaspora
|
Dr James Fraser
(James.E.Fraser@ed.ac.uk)
School of History, Classics, and Archaeology
|
Identities and the movements (real and imagined) of communities and
populations in early medieval Britain and Ireland |
Prof Caroline
Heycock
(heycock@ling.ed.ac.uk)
Linguistics
and English Language |
Language change and diffusion |
Dr Michelle
Keown (Michelle.Keown@ed.ac.uk)
English Literature
|
Postcolonial diasporas and literatures,
British settler diasporas in Australian,
Canadian and New Zealand literature |
Dr David W Kim
(davidwj_kim@yahoo.co.uk)
School of Divinity |
Korean Diasporas in Scotland: Community, Business and Religion |
Lea Kreinin
(lea.kreinin@glasgow.ac.uk)
University of Glasgow
|
The Estonian community in Scotland |
Dr Amy Lloyd
(Amy.Lloyd@ed.ac.uk)
School of History, Classics, and Archaeology |
British emigration, 19th and early-20th centuries |
Dr Fiona J Mackintosh
(f.j.mackintosh@ed.ac.uk)
Hispanic Studies |
Literary and cultural relations between Scotland and Latin America, particularly the Southern Cone |
Dr Wilson
McLeod (W.McLeod@ed.ac.uk)
Celtic and
Scottish Studies |
Highland communities and the role
of Gaelic in the diaspora (both today
and in the past) |
Prof
Bob Morris
(r.j.morris@ed.ac.uk)
Economic and
Social History |
Scottish contribution to associational
culture |
Dr Jude
Murison
(jmuriso2@staffmail.ed.ac.uk)
School of Social and Political Science |
Great Lakes Region of Africa (Uganda,
Rwanda, Burundi and Democratic Republic
of Congo) |
Dr
Stana Nenadic
(S.Nenadic@ed.ac.uk)
School of History, Classics, and Archaeology |
Scots in London c.1700-1850, with
a particular focus on professional Scots, Diasporic textiles and fashions |
Prof Jo
Shaw
(jo.shaw@ed.ac.uk)
Law School |
Connections between states in so far
as concerns the rights to vote of resident
non-nationals and of non-resident nationals,
and some of the so-called "kin
state" legislation in central and
eastern Europe. This inevitably leads
to some consideration of the issue of
diasporas |
Mark Smith
(Mark.smith@ed.ac.uk)
Social Work,
Social and Political Studies |
Ways in which Scots have influenced
the development of education and social
welfare in the US and in particularly
North Carolina |
