lecturer in US political history, University of Liverpool; author, Citizenship in Chicago: race, culture and the remaking of American identity
Cheryl Hudson is a lecturer in US political history at the University of Liverpool and a former director of the academic programme at the Rothermere American Institute, University of Oxford. Her research focuses on the histories of citizenship and political culture in the US and on the philosophy of history. She has published in academic and popular journals, is co-editor of Ronald Reagan and the 1980s (Palgrave MacMillan, 2008) and Why Academic Freedom Matters (Civitas, 2016). Her forthcoming book is titled Citizenship in Chicago: Race, Culture and the Remaking of American Identity.
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