Paul Gilroy
British historian
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2023 | Received an honorary doctorate from the University of Oxford, marking another significant milestone in his distinguished academic career. |
2020 | Became a Fellow of King's College London and received an honorary doctorate from the University of Copenhagen, further cementing his academic reputation. |
2020 | Became the founding director of University College London's Sarah Parker Remond Centre. |
2019 | Wins the prestigious Holberg Prize (€660,000) for his outstanding contributions across multiple academic disciplines, including cultural studies, critical race studies, sociology, history, anthropology, and African-American studies. |
April 2018 | Elected as an international honorary member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. |
2017 | Awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Sussex, reinforcing his significant academic contributions. |
2016 | Received an honorary doctorate from the University of Liège, further acknowledging his international academic influence. |
2014 | Elected as a Fellow of the British Academy, a prestigious recognition of his scholarly achievements. |
2014 | Elected as a fellow of the British Academy and the Royal Society of Literature. |
September 2012 | Joined King's College London. Also awarded a 50th Anniversary Fellowship from Sussex University. |
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