Section: Staff Profiles
In This Section
- All Staff
- Abhay Abhyankar
- Radha Adhikari
- Talat Ahmed
- Clare Anderson
- Ron Asher
- Patricia Barton
- Crispin Bates
- J Brockington
- Marina Carter
- Simon Charsley
- Manuela Ciotti
- Jacob Copeman
- Jamie Cross
- Sally Cummings
- Markus Daechsel
- Paul Dundas
- Stefan Ecks
- Valerie Evans
- Duncan B. Forrester
- Bashabi Fraser
- Margret Frenz
- Peter B. Freshwater
- Ester Gallo
- Anthony Good
- Hugo Gorringe
- Radhika Govinda
- Christopher Harding
- Ian Harper
- Rachel Hinton
- Lotte Hoek
- Aya Ikegame
- Shinya Ishizaka
- Hephzibah Israel
- Sumeet Jain
- Patricia Jeffery
- Roger Jeffery
- Anuj Kapilashrami
- Chandrika Kaul
- Peter Lehr
- Arkotong Longkumer
- Andrew MacKillop
- Andrea Major
- Sidharthan Maunaguru
- Jim Mills
- Jude Murison
- Andrea Nightingale
- Daniel O'Connor
- Chris Ogden
- Jeanne Openshaw
- George Palattiyil
- Shishusri Pradhan
- Liz Reily
- Paul Routledge
- Salla Sariola
- Samiksha Sehrawat
- Jeevan Sharma
- Jonathan Spencer
- Neelam Srivastava
- Deborah Sutton
- Wilfried Swenden
- Neil Thin
- Kim Wagner
- Richard W Whitecross
- Akhila Yechury
Jim Mills
- Name
- Jim Mills
- Title
- Senior Lecturer in South Asian and Colonial History, Strathclyde University
- Organisation
- School of Social and Political Science
University of Edinburgh - Address
- Edinburgh UK
- Jim.Mills@strath.ac.uk
- URL
- http://www.csas.ed.ac.uk/staff_profiles/jim_mills
(Department of History, University of Strathclyde).
Senior Lecturer in South Asian andcolonial history. Dr. Mills' research interests include colonial medicine and popular sports in contemporary South Asia. He is presently working on a global history of cannabis and the controversies over its legalisation. His publications include (ed.)
Soccer in South Asia (Frank Cass, 2001) and Madness, Cannabis and Colonialism: the 'native-only' lunatic asylums of British India (Macmillan, 2000).E-mail: Jim.Mills@strath.ac.uk
This page was published on 30 November 2010