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Perry Gauci is a Tutor in Modern History at Lincoln College, University of Oxford, where he has been teaching at the undergraduate level since 1998. His teaching covers a broad range of courses in British history from 1500 to 1800, focusing on political and social history, as well as cultural topics. Gauci's research interests lie in the political and social development of the English state from 1650 to 1750, emphasizing the impact of local and regional circumstances on political developments of the time. His doctoral thesis examined the relationship between provincial towns and central politics, leading to insights on the importance of social and economic factors. He has published works exploring themes such as the dynamics of London and its imperial experience. Among his notable publications is the first-ever biography of William Beckford, which offers a unique perspective on eighteenth-century British history. Gauci actively supervises graduate students in areas related to his research and is engaged in ongoing scholarly discussions surrounding the impact of historical narratives in academia.
Lincoln College • Oxford
Teaching modern history, supervising undergraduate courses, and engaging in research.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.