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Dr. Mark Hailwood is an Associate Professor in Early Modern History at the University of Bristol's Department of History (Historical Studies). A first-generation academic from a working-class background, he specializes in social history of England between 1500-1750, focusing on the intersection of historical change with everyday lives of ordinary people.
- Academic Appointments: Associate Professor in Early Modern History
- Key Affiliations: University of Bristol, Leverhulme Trust, ERC, British Academy, Drinking Studies Network
Research Interests span: the history of drinking, gender division of labour and work-based identities, time-telling and time-use, literacies, South West England studies, and approaches to 'popular culture' and 'history from below'. His work particularly emphasizes incidental evidence from witness statements and courtroom testimonies.
- Current Projects: FORMSofLABOUR (ERC-funded, 2019-2024)
- Notable Publications: Alehouses and Good Fellowship in Early Modern England (2014), The Experience of Work in Early Modern England (2025, forthcoming)
Honors and Grants include:
- British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship (2023-2024)
- Leverhulme Trust grant (2015-2018)
- SSHRC Canada grant (2022-2023)
As a founding director of the Drinking Studies Network and contributor to the collaborative blog The Many-Headed Monster, Hailwood actively engages in public history initiatives and digital scholarship.
