Paul Goatman

Published: 1 October 2014

Glasgow during the Age of Absentee Monarchy & the British Civil Wars, C.1603 - C.1651

University of Glasgow

Glasgow during the Age of Absentee Monarchy & the British Civil Wars, C.1603 - C.1651

Academic History:

2013-2016 PhD Scottish History ‘Politics & Society in Glasgow, c.1603-1650’ - University of Glasgow

2011-2012 MLitt History, Distinction - University of Glasgow

2009-2011 MA History, 1st - University of Glasgow

1999-2003 General Degree, Arts - University of St Andrews

Supervisors:

Dr Steven Reid

Dr Karin Bowie

Research Interests:

My main research interests lie in Early-Modern Scottish history. I am particularly interested in change and continuity across the Medieval and Early-Modern periods, in terms of political, social, religious, cultural & economic developments. I am also interested in the changing role of government during this period, the relationship between government & locality and Scotland’s role in a wider European & international context.

Scholarships/ Awards/ Publications:

I won three academic prizes at Honours level & the last two years of my PhD are fully funded by the AHRC, through the Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities.

Contact Details:

Address: Room 401, 9 University Gardens, University of Glasgow, G12 8QQ  

Email: p.goatman.1@research.gla.ac.uk


First published: 1 October 2014