Dr Tia Culley
PhD, MscEcon
Current positions
Lecturer in Politics & International Relations
School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies
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Research interests
My research focuses on post-World War Two international politics. I have a particular interest in the intersection of transatlanticism and global processes of international political economy and decolonisation in sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.
Publications
Selected publications
11/09/2026Gerald R. Ford and the Rejuvenation of Anglo-American Relations
Contemporary British History
Steering the ‘Unwieldy Barge’: Britain, the US, and the Rise of Post-Bretton Woods Economic Multilateralism
Diplomacy and Statecraft
Anglo-American Relations and a Dilemma of Diplomatic Recognition: Royalists, Republicans and Crisis in the Yemen, 1962-1963
International History Review
‘To Recognise, or not to Recognise’: Macmillan’s Yemen Arab Republic question
Middle Eastern Studies
IDs: SHAFR Experts Identify Wilson's Fourteen Points
PASSPORT: The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Review
Recent publications
11/09/2026Gerald R. Ford and the Rejuvenation of Anglo-American Relations
Contemporary British History
Steering the ‘Unwieldy Barge’: Britain, the US, and the Rise of Post-Bretton Woods Economic Multilateralism
Diplomacy and Statecraft
IDs: SHAFR Experts Identify Wilson's Fourteen Points
PASSPORT: The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Review
H-Diplo|Jervis Forum Roundtable 17-21 on Aldous and Ashton, eds., "David Reynolds: Studies in Competitive Cooperation"
H-Diplo
Anglo-American Relations and a Dilemma of Diplomatic Recognition: Royalists, Republicans and Crisis in the Yemen, 1962-1963
International History Review