Mr Mike Berlin
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Overview
Overview
Biography
Michael is a specialist in the social history of early modern London. He has published extensively on the history of London's guilds.
Before joining Birkbeck, he was a research officer at the Centre for Metropolitan History, Institute of Historical Research. His most recent work has been on twentieth-century social history, including a history of the RMT transport union. He is currently researching into the history of the British New Left.
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Supervision and teaching
Supervision and teaching
Teaching
Teaching modules
- Museum Cultures Work Placement (ARVC054S7)
- Foundations of History (FFHI318S6)
- Early Modern London: Society and Culture (HICL046S7)
- Approaching the Past (HICL200S4)
- London 1600-2000: people and power in the making of a global city (SSHC209S5)
- Mastering Historical Research: Birkbeck Approaches (SSHC247S7)
- Research Skills for Historians (SSHC386Z7)
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Publications
Publications
Book Section
- O'Malley, P. and Hutchinson, Steven (2012) Converging corporatisation? police management, police unionism and the transfer of business principles. In: Palmer, D. and Berlin, Mike and Das, D. (eds.) Global Environment of Policing. New York, USA: CRC Press. pp. 237-254. ISBN 9781420065909.