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I completed my Bachelor’s degree at LSE, and did my Masters under the auspices of the Europaeum, studying at Leiden, the Sorbonne, and Oxford. I returned to LSE to complete my PhD, which is titled The Whig Idea of Europe, 1685-1705. The thesis discussed how the later seventeenth century Whigs thought of Europe, and how they used that idea in their political practice. I study how this idea intersected with the Whigs’ broader understanding of political economy, geo-strategy, and identity.
I am now working more broadly on the political culture of early modern England.
Early Modern Europe; Britain’s Long Eighteenth Century; Political Cultures; Construction of Truth
William teaches the following course at undergraduate level:HY116 - International Politics since 1914: Peace and War
HY118 - Faith, Power and Revolution: Europe and the Wider World, c.1500-c.1800
LSE PhD Scholarship, 2018-2022
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