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Works by Fellows
Pembroke's Fellows continue to produce monographs and articles in a range of subject areas. This is a small selection of their published monographs, with links to each Fellow's profile page where you can find out more about their research.
Works by Pembroke Alumni can be found here
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Dr Gemma Allen, Retained Lecturer in History; PemBook: The Cooke Sisters: Education, Piety and Politics in Early Modern England
Dr Ivan Arreguin-Toft, Associate in Politics; PemBook: How the weak win wars: a theory of asymmetric conflict
Dr Guido Bonsaver; PemBook: Destination Italy: representing migration in contemporary media and narrative
Dr Alessandro Carlucci; PemBook: Gramsci and languages : unification, diversity, hegemony
Dr Peter Claus; PemBook: History: an introduction to theory, method, and practice
Dr Nicholas Cole; PemBook: Thomas Jefferson, the classical world, and early America
Professor Owen Darbishire; PemBook: Converging divergences : worldwide changes in employment systems
Professor Ben Davis; PemBook: Carbohydrate chemistry
Professor Ariel Ezrachi; PemBook: EU Competition Law, An Analytical Guide to the Leading Cases
Dr Tim Farrant; PemBook: An introduction to nineteenth-century French literature
Professor Sandra Fredman; PemBook: Human rights transformed : positive rights and positive duties
Professor Adrian Gregory; PemBook: The last Great War : British society and the First World War
Professor Henrietta Harrison; PemBook: The missionary's curse : and other tales from a Chinese Catholic village
Dr Gregg Huff; PemBook: The economic growth of Singapore: trade and development in the twentieth century
Dr Susan James; PemBook: Balancing the skills equation : key issues and challenges for policy and practice
Dr Valentin Jeutner; PemBook: The international game of justice
Dr Rob Johnson; PemBook: The Afghan way of war
Professor Justin Jones; PemBook: Shi'a Islam in colonial India : religion, community and sectarianism
Professor Guy Kahane; PemBook: Enhancing human capacities
Dr Elisabeth Kendall; PemBook: Twenty-first century Jihad : law, society and military action
Dr Peter King; Pembook: One hundred philosophers: a guide to the world's greatest thinkers
Professor Alison Light; PemBook: Common people: the history of an English family
Professor John Marriott; PemBook: The Ashgate research companion to modern imperial histories
Professor Christopher Melchert; PemBook: The formation of the Sunni schools of law, 9th-10th centuries C.E.
Professor Lynda Mugglestone; PemBook: Lost for words : the hidden history of the Oxford English dictionary
Professor Andy Orchard; PemBook: A critical companion to Beowulf
Dr Matthew Reza; PemBook: The good place: comparative perspectives on Utopia
Professor Julian Savulescu; PemBook: Medical ethics and law : the core curriculum
Professor Helen Small; PemBook: The long life
The Reverend Dr Andrew Teal; PemBook: The God-man : Athanasius in early Christianity
Professor Stephen Tuck; PemBook: We ain't what we ought to be: the black freedom struggle from emancipation to Obama
Professor Theo van Lint; PemBook: Armenia: Masterpieces from an Enduring Culture
Timothy Walker; PemBook: Plants: a very short introduction
Professor Rebecca Williams; PemBook: Unjust enrichment and public law