Sam Collings-Wells

Sam Collings-Wells is a historian specializing in the 20th century United States, affiliated with the University of Cambridge as a Research Fellow. His research focuses on the evolution of American liberalism between the 1960s and 1990s, particularly liberals' shifting strategies on crime, policing, and public safety, alongside his exploration of 'big-state conservatism' and its advocacy for expanded state power in response to 1960s social revolutions.

• Bachelors (Double Starred First) and MPhil, University of Cambridge

His work intersects with broader themes in political history, policy analysis, and ideological transformations in modern American governance.