Ordinary Members
| Name | Specialisation | Research within the Cluster |
| Case Study: A carved history. Reappraising material culture from early Islamic Iran | |
Byzantine Studies, Balkan History | ||
| Node 3: Identities and Religions Case Study: "Writing EurAsia" Case Study: Mongolia Cluster | |
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| Node 2: Communication and Mobility Case Study: On the history of mantra repetition practices and the role they played in the formation of religious and social identity | |
Syriac Studies | ||
Syriac Studies / Middle Eastern Studies / Manuscript Studies / History of Medicine. | ||
Ottoman Studies | Case Study: Ottoman Borderlands and Their Socio-Political Elites Case Study: Entangled Records of the Past: Archival Repositories of Christian Monastic Communities under Ottoman Rule | |
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Processes of identity formation, ethnic terminology, geographical knowledge, master narratives | ||
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Early Modern History/Ottoman Studies | ||
Multilingualism in the Middle Ages, Digital humanities, Preaching in the Middle Ages, History of education in the Middle Ages, Japanese missionary literature in Latin |
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| Node 3: Identities and Religions Case Study: The Religious Reforms of Mid-17th Century in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe | |
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Early China | Node 2: Communication and Mobility Case Study: Scribal culture and literary forms of arguments in early Chinese technical manuscripts | |
| Case Study: The Origin of the Division into Continents | |
| Node 3: Identities and Religions Case Study: Anantānandagiri’s Śaṅkaravijaya: or, How to Deal with Religious Plurality Case Study: dvayamantra, taking refuge, branding, ūrdhvapuṇḍras. On a “Śrīvaiṣṇava” section in the Padmapurāṇa Uttarakhaṇḍa Case Study: Strategies of Identification and Distinction in Medieval South India | |
Armenologist and Historian of Eastern Christian Book Cultures | Node 2: Communication and Mobility Case Study: People, Books, and Ideas on the Move: Non-Greek Perspectives on Mobility in Byzantium, 10th - 12th C | |
Sasanian History, late antique Eurasia, Global History | Case Study: The Late Sasanian Economic Growth, 484-642 | |
Node 2: Communication and Mobility Case Study: Multilingualism in Venetian Dalmatia Node 3: Identities and Religions Case Study: The Early Modern Eastern Balkans and 'Ottoman Catholicsim': Translocal Catholic communities in the Ottoman Empire (seventeenth-eighteenth centuries) | ||
Achaemenid and Elamite Studies | ||
| Node 2: Communication and Mobility Case Study: Unintentional Hereticalisation: Importing Dissident Ideas to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania during the Christianisation and Local Pagan and Orthodox Responses to it in the proto-Reformation era | |
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Byzantine Studies, Caucasus Studies, Eastern (Orthodox) Christianity | Node 2: Communication and Mobility Case Study: Westward Gazes on Eastern Rome: South Caucasus Perspectives on Byzantine Mobility | |
| Node 3: Identities and Religions Case Study: Culture and Cultural Politics in Pahlavi Iran | |
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