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Nicholas Owen is an Associate Professor in Politics at the University of Oxford and a Fellow and Praelector in Politics at Queen's College. His research primarily focuses on British political history from 1900, the dynamics of social movements, and the impact of colonialism and decolonization. Owen’s notable projects include studies on the theory and practice surrounding anti-colonialism, specifically examining the British left's interactions with Indian nationalists. He has published extensively, including his book 'British Left India: Metropolitan Anti-imperialism, 1885-1947' and articles dissecting historical case studies on labour movements and women's suffrage. His current research initiatives explore the personal and political dimensions in Edwardian society, as well as the interplay between decolonization and democratization. He teaches undergraduate courses on Introduction to Politics and Modern British Government Politics, alongside a graduate paper focusing on research methods in politics.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.