Andrew P Roach

Andrew P Roach is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Glasgow. His research bridges medieval European history with modern analytical frameworks, focusing on heresy, religious economics, and network theory.

Research Interests

• Western European Heresy and Southeastern European Bogomilism
• Network Analysis in Medieval Religious Movements
• Economics of Religious Institutions
• State Formation in Eastern Europe
• Slavery and Trade in the Middle Ages

Publication Trends include interdisciplinary studies combining history, economics, and network science, with a particular emphasis on heretical movements and their socio-economic contexts.

Scientific Awards

• AHRC Knowledge Transfer Fellowship (2007-08)
• Scouloudi Foundation publication award (2013)

Supervision includes current students Konstantinos Alpidis (nationalism in Macedonia) and Jessica Leeper (Gregory of Tours).