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Dr Faridah Zaman serves as Associate Professor of the History of Britain and the World and Fellow and Tutor in Modern History at Somerville College, University of Oxford, specializing in global historical perspectives.
Her research encompasses:
- Political and intellectual history in global imperial contexts
- Religion's role in historical thought development
- History and temporality concepts
- Pan-Islamism and socialist internationalism
- Twentieth-century Muslim political thought in British India
- British left's relationship with imperialism and Islam
Her publications appear in Modern Intellectual History, South Asia, Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, and Twentieth Century British History (2022), with ongoing work on her monograph The Young Muhammadans. She also contributes to public discourse via History Today and BBC World Service.
Dr Zaman supervises DPhil candidates:
- Sheetal Jain (Kellogg College)
- Sana Shah (Somerville College)
- Andrew Walsh (Keble College)
Her teaching spans Imperial and Global History 1750-1930, British Isles history since 1815, and historical theory/methods for graduate students.
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