Scott Dempsey
Position: PhD Student
School and/or Centres: School of History
Email: scott.dempsey@anu.edu.au
Phone: (02) 612 57465
Location: Level 5, Room 5.20, 146 Ellery Cres
Qualification:
Master of International Affairs with First Class Honours, Australian National University (2014) Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours, James Cook University (2013)
Thesis title: Historia Successorum Regum Britanniae: A Study in Medieval and Early Modern English Historico-Legal Argument
Scott Dempsey is a PhD candidate in the School of History at ANU.
Intellectual history; history of political thought; longue durée history; history of international thought.
S. W. Dempsey, 'The Great Cause Tribunal as a Centumviral Court: Some New Evidence and Analysis', The Scottish Historical Review 99:2 (2020), 295-300.
S. W. Dempsey, 'Reassessing the Terminological Discrepancies in the Records of the Great Cause', The Scottish Historical Review 98:2 (2019), 291-9.
S. W. Dempsey, 'The Evolution of Edward I's "Historical" Claim to Overlordship of Scotland, 1291-1301', in Fourteenth Century England XI, ed. David Green and Chris Given-Wilson (Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer, 2019), 1-30.
Royal Historical Society's David Berry Prize, 2020
Visiting Scholar (Category C: Doctoral Student) in History, University of St Andrews, 2017
Australian Government Research Training Program Domestic Scholarship, 2017-19
Australian Postgraduate Award Scholarship, 2016
Master of International Affairs Prize (Dux), 2014
Chancellor’s Letter of Commendation for Outstanding Academic Performance in International Relations, 2014
Faculty Medal for Excellence in Law, 2013
Jean Farnfield Prize in Australian History, 2011
Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s Letter of Commendation for Academic Excellence in Law, 2010; 2011; and 2012
HIST2219: Tudor-Stuart England, c.1485-1714: Politics, Society and Culture (2017; 2020)
INTR8011: International Relations Theory (2016; 2017)
