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David M. POMFRET
Professor
Dean of the Faculty of Arts
Professor David M. Pomfret’s research specialisations are in British and French history, histories of Childhood and Youth, and the transnational and comparative history of modern Europe and its empires. His recent work engages with British and French cultures of colonialism through the lens of childhood and youth and utilises a comparative and transnational approach.
Room 10.42, Run Run Shaw Tower
EDUCATION
BA, University of Nottingham
PhD, University of Nottingham
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Histories of Childhood and Youth
Transnational Methodologies
Colonial and Imperial History
Social and Cultural History
Books
University of British Columbia Press
2013
Hong Kong University Press
2013
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BOOK AWARDS
- Grace Abbott Book Prize (2016)
COURSES TAUGHT
- HIST1016, Modern World
- HIST2013, Twentieth Century Europe, Part One, 1914-1945
- HIST2014, Twentieth Century Europe, Part Two, 1945-1990
- HIST2042, The History of Sport
- HIST2046, The Modern European City: Urban Living and Open Spaces
- HIST2048, The History of Childhood and Youth
- HIST2062, From Empire to EU: Culture, Politics and Society in Twentieth Century Britain
- HIST2063, Europe and Modernity
- HIST4028, History without Borders: Special Field Project
- CCHU9003, Making History: Engaging with the Powerful Past
FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS
EXTERNAL AFFILIATIONS
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
AWARDS
- Faculty Research Output Prize (2017)
- The University of Hong Kong Outstanding Teacher Award
- University Grants Committee Teaching Excellence Award
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