Dr Martin Folly
Reader in International History

Summary

I studied for my PhD under Donald Cameron Watt and Antony Best at the London School of Economics, and then worked as a research assistant on a project ‘Western Defence and the Origins and Evolution of NATO, 1947 - 1953’ at the West London Institute of Higher Education under Geoffrey Matthews. I then became lecturer in American Studies at WLIHE, and director of Studies for American Studies at Brunel. I am now Reader in International History. I am a committee member of the British International Historians Group of the British International Studies Association (BISA), and a member of the Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR). I have also had a long and varied career as an amateur actor and guileful off-spinner.

Qualifications:

• BA (Hons) History, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
• MA Cambridge University
• PhD International History, London School of Economics, University of London
• Fellow of the Royal Historical Society

Qualifications

PhD London School of Economics

Responsibility

I am a Vice-Chancellor's Representative (Academic).

I am Deputy Division Lead for Politics and History