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MISS CHLOE ROSS

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E-mail: r07cr9@abdn.ac.uk
Address: Chloe Ross
PhD candidate History
Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies
Humanity Manse
19 College Bounds
University of Aberdeen
AB24 3NR

chloe.ross@abdn.ac.uk

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Research Interests

Late nineteenth / twentieth century history of the labour, Socialist and trade-union movement in Scotland and Ireland, with particular reference to the transnational figure of James Connolly.

Calls for land reform and the Crofter's War in the Scottish Highlands.

The labour movement in nineteenth / twentieth century Europe in general.

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Current Research

I am currently in the closing stages of completing my PhD in History at the University of Aberdeen: Organised Labour in Comparative: Scotland and Ireland, 1880-1920.

The thesis primarily examines comparatives, links, and particularly 'transnational individuals', such as the Scottish born, Irish Socialist and Labour Leader, James Connolly in relation to the labour movements of Scotland and Ireland during this specific time period.

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Research Grants

Carnegie Bursary: June 2011: Modern British History Conference (Dundee University)

University of Aberdeen, Targeted Doctoral Scholarship: 2009-2012: Award of tuition fees and maintenance for PhD in History.

University of Aberdeen, College of Arts and Social Sciences: 2008-2009: Award of tuition fees for MLitt in Modern Historical Studies.

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Teaching Responsibilities

 

2012: Department of History, University fo Aberdeen: HI 1022: Europe in the 20th Century.

2012: Department of History, University of Aberdeen: HI 2520: Empire in the Long 19th Century.

2011 & 2013: Department of History, University of Aberdeen: HI 1522: An Introduction to Scottish History.

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Conferences and Research Papers

November 2012: History Postgraduate Seminar (Aberdeen University):'Eric Hobsbawm: The Marxist History with a Global Reach.'

May 2012: St Andrews - Aberdeen University History Postgraduate Conference (Aberdeen University): ‘James Connolly: The emergence of a Socialist, Edinburgh (1868-1896).

May 2012: Joint event: History Lab Plus and the Royal Historical Society (University of London): ‘Becoming an Historian: Workshop and Lunch’.

April 2012: European Social Science History Conference (Glasgow): ‘Land, Labour and Nationalism: James Connolly and transnational agitation in 1890s Scotland and Ireland’.

March 2012: Early Modern Symposium (Aberdeen University): Attended.

December 2011: History Postgraduate Seminar (Aberdeen University): ‘James Connolly's Edinburgh Years: the serving of a Socialist apprenticeship (1868-1896)'.

October 2011: ‘Civil and Uncivil Society History Seminar Series’ (Glasgow Caledonian University): ‘Trade-unionism and labour radicalism in Edinburgh (1880-1900)’.

July 2011: Moving Forward Conference (Aberdeen University): Attended.

June 2011: Modern British History Conference (Dundee University): ‘Aberdeen was more Red than Glasgow.’ Working-class radicalism in Aberdeen and the North-east of Scotland, 1880-1920.

May 2011: St Andrews - Aberdeen University History Postgraduate Conference (St Andrews University): ‘The origins of May Day and the Eight-Hour Movement.’

March 2011: History Postgraduate Seminar (Aberdeen University): ‘The origins of May Day and the Eight-Hour Movement.’

July 2010: Moving Forward Conference (Aberdeen University): ‘Aberdeen was more Red than Glasgow.’ Working-class radicalism in Aberdeen and the North-east of Scotland, 1880-1920.

May 2010: Aberdeen - St Andrews University History Postgraduate Conference (Aberdeen University): ‘Aberdeen was more Red than Glasgow.’ Working-class radicalism in Aberdeen and the North-east of Scotland, 1880-1920.

April 2010: History Postgraduate Seminar (Aberdeen University): ‘Aberdeen was more Red than Glasgow.’ Working-class radicalism in Aberdeen and the North-east of Scotland, 1880-1920.

 

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