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Emma Long

Emma Long

Lecturer in American Studies, University of East Anglia

Emma Long joined American Studies at UEA in January 2013 having taken her undergraduate degree (American Studies) and PhD (History) at the University of Kent. Emma was first attracted to American Studies as a subject by the idea of a year abroad and has since found many, many reasons to stay. Emma has fond memories of her year at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (go Packers!) and can’t quite believe it was as long ago as it was!

Emma’s research interests focus on the history of the US Constitution and the Supreme Court. Although interested in all aspects of this history, her particular focus is on the period since 1945 and on the rights contained in the Bill of Rights. Emma also has an interest in the interaction of religion and politics in American history, particularly issues related to the idea of the “separation of church and state” that emerge from the First Amendment.

Emma teaches courses on the American Revolution, the history of the Supreme Court, and the history of the Bill of Rights. In the past Emma has taught courses on nineteenth and twentieth century African-American history, the American South in the nineteenth Century, 1960s America, the Cold War, the history of the US from the Revolution to the present day, and contemporary US government and politics.

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US under Trump Series

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US under Trump Series

The legitimacy of the US Supreme Court is at stake

Mar 21, 2017 09:29 am UTC| Insights & Views Law

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Nov 15, 2016 10:21 am UTC| Law Politics

The deadlock over the lingering vacancy on the US Supreme Court may have been eclipsed by other issues in this election year, but dont be fooled: the courts ideological balance promises to be one of the defining issues of...

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