Dr Michael Rapport
Glasgow University
BIOGRAPHY
Dr Michael Rapport is a Reader in Modern European History at the University of Glasgow. His research interests include, firstly, the French Revolution (both within France and in pursuit of its wider geographical impact), secondly, the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars and, thirdly, the ‘domino’ revolutions, meaning such revolutionary waves as those of 1848 in Europe.
Michael was born in New York, but studied History at the University of Edinburgh, undertook his PhD thesis on the French Revolution at the University of Bristol (under the supervision of Professor William Doyle) and, after a short spell at the University of Sunderland, taught at the University of Stirling for seventeen years before joining the School of Humanities at Glasgow in February 2013.
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The 1848 Revolutions
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Course • History • 6 lectures
The 1848 Revolutions
Dr Michael Rapport, Glasgow UniversityThe 1848 Revolutions
Dr Michael RapportGlasgow University
Course • History • 6 lectures
The Congress of Vienna, 1814-15
Dr Michael Rapport, Glasgow UniversityThe Congress of Vienna, 1814-15
Dr Michael RapportGlasgow University
Course • History • 6 lectures
France – The Bourbon Restoration, 1814-30
Dr Michael Rapport, Glasgow UniversityFrance – The Bourbon Restoration, 1814-30
Dr Michael RapportGlasgow University
Course • History • 6 lectures
France – Napoleon III and Domestic Policy, 1848-70
Dr Michael Rapport, Glasgow UniversityFrance – Napoleon III and Domestic Policy, 1848-70
Dr Michael RapportGlasgow University
Course • History • 6 lectures
France – Foreign and Imperial Policy, 1848-70
Dr Michael Rapport, Glasgow UniversityFrance – Foreign and Imperial Policy, 1848-70
Dr Michael RapportGlasgow University