Mike Haynes

University of Wolverhampton Business School, 
            University of Wolverhampton,

Wolverhampton,  WV1 1SB 
  United Kingdom
 e-mail M.J.Haynes2@wlv.ac.uk

Click here for my latest piece on ‘The comparative accountancy of death in war’, History Teaching Review Yearbook, vol. 22, 2008, pp.76-84. This explores the sorry story of how we can estimate deaths in war up to and including the current conflict in Iraq


        My research covers the broad area of comparative economic and social change with a strong  focus on its historical determinants and the case of Russia and Eastern Europe. I have recently become more concerned with human costs of development. This is reflected in A Century of  State Murder? Death and Policy in Twentieth Century Russia, London: Pluto Press, 2003 co-authored with Dr. R.Husan of the University of Sussex. 

 

If my current research on development and patterns of death and being mangled at work seems depressing - its not.  The underside of how people live is fascinating which is why my research sometimes goes in apparently strange directions.  If you are interested in the worthy stuff it is here but there is also material here that people have found fascinating.

Click here for my less obvious research

Follow these links for the more ‘academic side’

 

University of Wolverhampton Business School, University of  Wolverhampton
 

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