Richard Vinen

Richard Vinen is a Professor of History with expertise in twentieth-century French and British history. His research spans Vichy France, the Fourth Republic, the Algerian War (1954-1962), the 1968 pan-European protests, and post-WWII British politics, particularly Thatcherism. He actively contributes to historical scholarship through extensive publications, projects, and conference engagements.

• Key research areas: French political systems, British social movements, crisis historiography
• Recent works: Analysis of the Fifth Republic's evolution, Thatcher-era policies, and contemporary British identity

His academic activities include invited lectures at institutions like the Institute of Historical Research and participation in symposia on Thatcherism. Vinen's work aligns with SDGs related to sustainable governance and historical understanding.