RESEARCH FOCUS
Eric Morier-Genoud’s research interests are in the history of Africa, the Portuguese-speaking world, and Switzerland. He studies politics, war, conflict transformation, religion, and Christian missions.
He has published books on the civil war in Mozambique, nationalisms in Lusophone Africa, Imperial migration in the Portuguese world, and Swiss churches and Apartheid. He presently works on the diary of emperor Gungunhane's medical doctor (1891-1895).
Find out moreRESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
I am open to PhD applications in the fields of…
- African history and the Portuguese-speaking world
- Religion, Christian missionaries, and Islam
- Civil wars, conflict resolution, negotiations and mediation
PUBLIC OUTREACH AND KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
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DISCOVER MOREFaculty of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences School Of History, Anthropology, Philosophy And Politics
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Research students
PhD Title: Ireland and empire: colonial cultures and politics, 1882-1898
Name: Fergal O'Leary
Years of Study: 2010 to present (part-time)
Country: Ireland
PhD Title: Chasing canon 15 of the first and second Council in Constantinople (861): A study of the limits of communion in the Byzantine Church (861- C.1350)
Name: Andrei Vadimovitch Psarev
Years of Study: 2009 to present (part-time)
Country: Russia
Alumni: where are they now?
Name: Catherine S. Jamieson
PhD Title: Missionary masculinity: Irish Protestants in Asia and Africa, c.1840-1905
Years of Study: 2013-2016
Country: UK
Current position:
Catherine S. Jamieson
Research at Queen's
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