As the last independent institution, I cannot recognize these elections - it would legitimize Russia’s takeover of Georgia. Our ancestors endured too much for us to surrender our European future.
Here is a link to the Newsletter of @SFUHistory, page 2 assessing my experience as a Farley scholar at @SFU in 2022-23 along with links to the conference about the Politics of Language in Islamicate Eurasia I organised over a year ago.
https://t.co/tRqEPmOpCB
Here are the links to the conference, including Nile Green's keynote address and links to those who helped me with funding:
https://t.co/oakDpi6p3Q
https://t.co/94Noqhx2xx
https://t.co/xwQfEDG55z
https://t.co/k9zasFjTPB
Apply for the British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship at the College of Arts and Law! Complete research and build your profile in arts, humanities, and social sciences. Apply by 23 Aug 2024. Details: https://t.co/bc61q2TUK9 #Research#Postdoc#Academia#UoBArtsLaw
For those in Istanbul, this is happening at @kocuniversity on Monday 20 May. Looking forward to see familiar faces and meet new ones!
It’s open to the public.
The University of Birmingham has announced a search for a two-year fixed term Assistant Professorship (Education) in Modern British History. Please note that the deadline is very close: 10 April.
https://t.co/XvwWSA33dL
@unibirmingham
This seems to be a very useful compendium and the introduction is very informative. But, as it's often the case, the term "medieval" means pre-Mongol in this book. Post-Mongol developments are not covered, unfortunately.
Congratulations to Gülru Necipoğlu, Aga Khan Professor of Islamic Art and Architecture and Director of the Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture, on being awarded the 2023 Freer Medal, a lifetime achievement award that honors individuals who have made substantial contributions to the understanding of the arts of Asia throughout their career. @Harvard@NatAsianArt@HarvardAsia@HarvardArtsHum@harvartmuseums@MHCHarvard@HarvardCMES
https://t.co/pfpwW5Egh2
Tuesday, 14.11.2023 17:00 (CET)
The Dominance of the 'Silk Road' and Searching for a Non-Elite Narrative: Challenges in Writing the Economic History of Kushan Central Asia
https://t.co/ldEbkRzOIs
@iranian
An exciting talk at the Centre for Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies by Flavia Vanni (Salerno)!
Seeing Paintings with the Touch: Inclusion and Accessibility in the Church of S. Ambrogio, Montecorvino Rovella, Salerno https://t.co/z1qaWfRHvl via @unibirmingham
Congratulations to Andras Barati and Mariano Errichiello on receiving the inaugural ASPS/JPS Early Career Prize at the Ninth Biennial Conference in Yerevan. Their essays will be published in the Journal of Persianate Studies