Barry Doyle

Barry Doyle a occupé un certain nombre de postes temporaires, notamment à l’université d’Édimbourg, avant de rejoindre l’université de Teesside en 1997 et l’université de Huddersfield en 2008. Ses recherches actuelles portent sur les hôpitaux coloniaux en Grande-Bretagne et en Afrique de l’Ouest Français.

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Le projet 

Titre : French Colonial Healthcare in its Metropolitan Context

Mots-clés : Healthcare; hospitals; twentieth century; Europe; Africa; urban; welfare; politics

Sélection de publications

• The Politics of Hospital Provision in Early Twentieth Century Britain (Routledge 2014)
• Urban Politics and Space in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Regional Perspectives (ed.) (Cambridge Scholars Press, 2007)
• ‘Les soins hospitaliers en Grande-Bretagne pendant l’entre-deux-guerres : un marché de la santé ?‘ [Hospital care in interwar Britain: A health market?’] in B. Valat (ed.), Marches de la sante en Europe au XXe siècle (Presses Universitaires du Midi, 2021), 89-112.
• With Frank Grombir, Melissa Hibbard & Balazs Szelinger, ’Hospital Provision in Interwar Central Europe: A Review of the Field’, European Review of History, 28/5-6, (2021), 740-64.
• With Frank Grombir, Melissa Hibbard & Balazs Szelinger, ‘Crisis, nation and healthcare: Creating hospital systems in inter war Central Europe’ in M. Gorsky, M. Vilar-Rodríguez and J. Pons-Pons (Eds), The Political Economy of the Hospital in History: The Construction, Funding and Management of Public and Private Hospital Systems (University of Huddersfield Press, 2020), 137-180
• ’Le développement des systèmes hospitaliers dans les nouveaux pays d’Europe centrale pendant l’entre-deux-guerres’, Revue d’histoire de la protection sociale 18/1, (2018), 119-41
• ‘Healthcare before welfare states: Hospitals in early twentieth century England and France’ Canadian Bulletin of Medical History Vol.33.1 (2016), 174-204.
• With Nick Hayes, ‘Eggs, Rags and Whist Drives: Popular Munificence and the Development of Provincial Medical Voluntarism between the Wars’ Historical Research 86:234 (2013), 712-740
• With Anthony McElligott, ‘The Rise and Fall of European Municipal Power since 1800’ International Journal of Regional and Local Studies 7/1&2 (2011), 8-35.
• ‘Labour and hospitals in three Yorkshire towns: Middlesbrough, Leeds, Sheffield, 1919-1938’ Social History of Medicine 23:2 (2010), 374-92.
• ‘The changing functions of urban government: Councillors, officials and pressure groups, 1835-1950’ in M.J. Daunton (ed.), The Cambridge Urban History of Britain: Volume 3 (CUP, Cambridge, 2000), 287-313.
• 'The structure of elite power in the early twentieth century city: Norwich 1900-1935' Urban History, 24/2 (Aug. 1997), 179-199.