Jeanette M. Neeson
| Degrees: | Ph.D. (Warwick)
B.A. (Warwick) |
| Current Position: | Associate Professor, History
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| Recent Publications: | ‘Coastal Commons: Custom and the Use of Seaweed in the British Isles, 1700-1900', Simonetta Cavaciocchi ed., Ricchezza del Mare, Ricchezza dal Mare Secc. XIII-XVIII. Atti della ‘Trentasettesima di Studi’ Istituto Internatzionale di Storia Economica ‘F. Datini’, Prato, 11-15 aprile 2005, pp. 343-67. ‘Les Terres en Jouissance Collective en Angleterre, 1700-1850', in Nadine Vivier et Marie-Danielle Demelas, eds., Les Propriétés Collectives Face aux Attaques Liberales (1750- 1914). Europe Occidentale et Amerique Latine (Presse Universitaire de Rennes, 2003), pp. 38-60. 'English Enclosures and British Peasants: Current Debates on Rural Social Structure 1750-1850', Jahrbuch fürWirtschaftsgeschichte (October, 2000), pp. 17-30. 'La Clôture des Terres et la
Société Rurale Britannique', in Olivier Challine
and F.J. Ruggiu, ed., 'Terre et Paysans', Histoire, Economie
et Société (Editions Sedes, Paris), no. 1 (1999),
pp. 83-106. |
| Papers / Lectures: |
‘”300,000 Little Girls in Lancashire”: Making Cotton in Industrializing England, 1780- 1830, Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto, October 2007. ‘Custom, Memory and the Use of the Scots Foreshore c. 1700-1900', University of East Anglia, Interdisciplinary Conference on Collective Memory and the Uses of the Past, 7- 10 July 2006. ‘Living off the Land in Industrialization: A Short History of Gathering in Britain, 1700- 1850' Angus Gilbert Memorial Lecture, Laurentian University, November 2005.
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| Courses taught recently: | AS/HIST 2400 British History,
1485- 1989 |
| Research Interests: |
Social history of agrarian England 1750-1850: shared land use, petty landholders, rural protest, pastoral economy, hunting and gathering in industrialization.
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| Awards/Grants: |
SSHRC International Conference Travel: Wealth of the Sea: Istituto
Internazionale di Storia Economica F. Datini, Prato, Italy, April
2004. Faculty of Arts Research Grant: The Scottish Foreshore 1750-1850 (2000) Elected Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (1995- present) SSHRC Standard Research Grant (1994-97) "Living Off the Land in Industrialization: A Social History of Shared Land Use in Pastoral England, 1750-1850" Royal Historical Society: Whitfield
Prize for British History for Commoners: Common Right, Enclosure
and Social Change in England 1700-1820 (Cambridge and New York:
Cambridge University Press, 1993, 1994).
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