Harry Parker wins History of Human Sciences Early Career Prize

Congratulations to Harry Parker, who has won this year’s History of the Human Sciences Early Career Prize for his essay ‘The regional survey movement and popular autoethnography in early 20th century Britain.’ The article looks at the theory and practice of ‘regional survey’, the method of social and environmental study devised by Patrick Geddes (1854—1932), around which an interwar ‘movement’ formed. Well done, Harry!