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Dr Imogen Dobie

Darlithydd Hanes Ewrop yr Ugeinfed Ganrif (Ymchwil Uwch), History

i.r.dobie@abertawe.ac.uk

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Darlithydd Hanes Ewrop yr Ugeinfed Ganrif yw Imogen Dobie. Mae ei gwaith ymchwil yn canolbwyntio ar gymorth dyngarol a'i gysylltiad â mudo gorfodol ac arferion gwladwriaethau ffiniol. Mae'n ymchwilio i sut mae asiantaethau cymorth yn hanesyddol wedi ymateb i symudiad ffoaduriaid a phobl eraill sydd wedi'u dadleoli, gan ofyn beth mae hyn yn ein haddysgu am bolisi noddfa a mewnfudo ac egwyddorion a gwleidyddiaeth cymorth mewn argyfwng.

Cyn ymuno â Phrifysgol Abertawe, cwblhaodd Imogen ei DPhil ym Mhrifysgol Rhydychen yng Nghanolfan Astudiaethau Ffoaduriaid ac roedd hi hefyd yn uwch-ysgolhaig yng Ngholeg Lincoln. Mae ganddi MSc mewn Astudiaethau Ffoaduriaid a Mudo Gorfodol, hefyd o Brifysgol Rhydychen. Yn 2022, roedd Imogen yn ymchwilydd gwadd ym Mhrifysgol Yale ac mae hi hefyd wedi gweithio gyda'r sector dyngarol ar brosiectau sy'n defnyddio hanes i gyfeirio llunio polisïau'r presennol.

Mae gwaith ymchwil Imogen wedi cael ei gyhoeddi mewn nifer o gyfnodolion ysgolheigaidd a adolygir gan gymheiriaid, gan gynnwys European Review of History a Humanity. Ar hyn o bryd, mae'n gweithio ar ei llyfr cyntaf, gyda'r teitl dros dro Rocking the Boat: the Provision of Humanitarian Aid at Sea.

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Hanes modern (20fed a 21ain ganrif)
Hanes Dyngarwch
Hanes mudo gorfodol
Mewnfudo, polisi lloches a chyfundrefn ffoaduriaid fyd-eang
Datblygu rhyngwladol
Hanes Byd-eang a thrawswladol
Ymagweddau ôl-drefedigaethol i hanes

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Diddordebau Addysgu

Mae Imogen yn addysgu ar draws ystod o fodiwlau yn Abertawe, gan gynnwys ‘Prydain a'r Byd, 1800-2000’, ‘Ymarfer Hanes’ ac ‘Ewrop Eithafion’. Mae hi'n arwain modiwl yn yr ail flwyddyn 'Ffoaduriaid yn yr Ugeinfed Ganrif' yn ogystal â modiwl MA 'Hanes Dyngarwch 1863-1971'.

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Modiwlau a Addysgir

HI-M38 Themes in History

This module provides an introduction to advanced historiography. It is designed to develop students¿ awareness of traditional historiographical concerns alongside their knowledge current trends and new directions in writing and thinking about the past.
HIH124 Britain and the World, 1800 to 2000

This module will provide an overview of the history of British politics, society, culture, and the economy from c. 1800 to the present, from a national and international perspective. The lectures and seminars for this module will give students the opportunity to engage closely with events, processes, and people - both male and female, from diverse ethnic backgrounds - who contributed to the making of the modern British state and society, and who defined Britain¿s relationship with the wider world. We will discuss the transformative impact of warfare, Empire and colonialism, industrial and technological change. We will also consider the significance of race, class, and gender, and how they relate to national sentiment and social and political emancipation movements in Britain and beyond.
HIH237 The Practice of History

The purpose of the module is to encourage you to think more deeply about how historians work and, in particular, about how we as historians can locate and use primary historical sources effectively as a means of interpreting and understanding the past. During the module we will learn about the survival of historical evidence, how it is organised and made accessible to historians to undertake their research, and how to effectively locate and interpret it in your studies. We will consider how the process of doing historical research changes over time, in particular with the impact of recent developments like digitization. At the core of the module will be the work you undertake with others in your seminar group using a range of primary sources which your seminar tutor will introduce to you. As part of the module assessment you will also undertake your own primary source based research project using items from these collections. The module is designed strengthen your analytical skills and to help prepare you for the more extensive uses of primary evidence which you will encounter in final year special subjects and dissertation.

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HI-M38 Themes in History

HIH124 Britain and the World, 1800 to 2000

HIH237 The Practice of History