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Professor Henry Yeomans is a historical criminologist at the University of Leeds, affiliated with the School of Law under the Faculty of Social Sciences. His work bridges criminology, history, sociology, and law, focusing on alcohol regulation and its societal implications.
- PhD (University of Plymouth, 2012)
- MSc Social Research (University of Plymouth)
- MA Sociology (University of Leeds)
- BA (Hons) History and Sociology (University of Leeds)
Research interests center on the historical development of alcohol regulation mechanisms (licensing, excise taxes, units guidance) and their connection to contemporary moral values and disciplinary projects targeting marginalized groups. He has explored trends like Dry January and declining youth drinking rates, alongside contributions to the emerging field of historical criminology.
Scientific awards include:
- Sage Prize for Innovation and Excellence (2012)
- Socio-Legal Theory and History Prize (2015)
- American Society of Criminology’s Division of Historical Criminology Book Award (2023)
- Fellow of the Royal Historical Society (2021)
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
He supervises PhD projects in criminology and alcohol studies, has held administrative roles including Deputy Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, and received funding from the ESRC, British Academy, and Leverhulme Trust.
