About
Arianne Chernock is a Professor of History at Boston University and currently serves as Associate Dean of the Faculty for the Social Sciences. Her scholarship focuses on British history, gender studies, and monarchy studies, with a particular emphasis on intersections between women's rights and historical figures like Queen Victoria.
Research interests include:
- British feminism and gender politics
- Monarchical influence on social movements
- Transatlantic theater history
- Postwar women's ambitions
Chernock's publications span both books and journal articles. Her work explores how women's rights campaigns engaged with monarchy, transatlantic cultural exchanges in theater, and postwar gender dynamics.
Scientific awards include:
- Jon Ben Snow Prize (North American Conference on British Studies) for Men and the Making of Modern British Feminism
Current projects involve:
- Transatlantic theater in the interwar period
- Wake Up, Women: group biography of women in Queen Elizabeth II's 1953 coronation
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