Thomas Gerard Gallagher

Thomas Gerard Gallagher
Born	1954 Bradford
Residence	United Kingdom
Citizenship	United Kingdom
Fields	Politics, History, Pedagogy
Institutions	University of Bradford
Alma mater	University of Bradford
Doctoral advisor	yes
Doctoral students	yes
Known for	Political works
Influences	European politics
Influenced	political thought in Europe

Thomas Gerard Gallagher (born 1954) is a British professor.

Education and career

Tom Gallagher is holder of the chair of ethnic peace and conflict at the department of peace studies, University of Bradford.

Tom Gallagher claims he is an "authority on religion as a source of conflict in modern Europe", but has failed to be recognised by many national and international institutions such as the BBC. His published work has focussed on inter-group disputes and the role of the state in managing or indeed exacerbating them.

Journalist

Is a collaborator of Journal of Communist Studies & Transition Politics, European History Quarterly, Security Dialogue, History Today, The National Interest, Democratization, Balkanologie, Ethnic and Racial Studies, and a columnist for the Romanian-language newspaper România Liberă.

Works

• Portugal: A Twentieth-Century Interpretation, Manchester University Press (1983)
• Glasgow the Uneasy Peace, Manchester University Press (1987)
• Outcast Europe, Routledge (2001)
• The Balkans After the Cold War, Routledge (2003)
• The Balkans in the New Millennium, Routledge (2005)
• Theft of a Nation: Romania Since Communism, C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd (2005)

External links

• Professor Gallagher's website at the University of Bradford [2]