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Professor Zoe Laidlaw is a distinguished historian based at the University of Melbourne, Australia. With a focus on British imperial history, her work explores the intersections of governance, networks, and colonial policy in the 19th century. Her academic career is marked by rigorous scholarship, significant publications, and leadership roles within the historical research community.
Professor Laidlaw holds advanced degrees in history, reflecting her deep engagement with the field:
Professor Laidlaw specializes in:
Her research often examines the mechanisms of power and influence within the British Empire, with a focus on Australia, South Africa, and Canada.
Professor Laidlaw has held several prestigious academic positions:
Her contributions to historical scholarship have been recognized through:
Professor Laidlaw has authored and co-edited influential works in her field, including:
Professor Laidlaw’s research has significantly shaped understandings of British imperial governance and the role of personal and political networks in colonial administration. Her work on humanitarian movements within the empire has contributed to broader discussions on ethics and power in colonial contexts. She is recognized as a leading scholar in settler colonial studies, influencing both academic research and teaching in imperial history.
Professor Laidlaw actively engages with the wider academic and public community through: