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Anna ADASHINSKAYA
Russia
The Stigmergy of Graffiti: How Did the 16th- and 17th-century Visitors of Moldavian Churches Decide Where to Leave Their Mark? (2022/2023)
Visit Fellow's PageConstantin ARDELEANU
RomaniaProfessor of Modern History, The “Lower Danube” University of Galați
Trade and Politics in the Black Sea Area in the Long 19th Century (2020/2021/2022)
Visit Fellow's PageMohamed BAYA
FranceIndependent Scholar
Burning Witnesses in Limbo: The Diaspora in Lalami’s Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits
Visit Fellow's PageMaria BUCUR
Romania/USAProfessor in Gender Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington
Disability in Romanian History: Structures, Discourses, Silences
Visit Fellow's PageJoseph CADAGIN
USAIndependent Scholar
Music, Magic, and Migration: György Ligeti’s "Síppal, dobbal" as Sonic Healing
Visit Fellow's PageSergiu DELCEA
RomaniaAssociate Professor, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Bucharest
Social Policy as Foreign Policy? Differential Internationalization and Social Policy Transfers in Interwar Romania: The Sinuous Trajectories of two ILO Conventions
Visit Fellow's PageDavid DIACONU
RomaniaLecturer, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest
Long Live the Forest! The Forest Exploitation Procedures and the Power of the Institutions. The Case of the Romanian Communal Villages
Visit Fellow's PageAlexandru DINCOVICI
RomaniaAssociate Lecturer, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest
Wearables, Health, and the Body: Entrepreneurial Subjectivation through Algorithms
Visit Fellow's PageDiana GEORGESCU
Romania/USAAssistant Professor, UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies
Romania’s Child Ambassadors: International Youth Camps, Cultural Diplomacy and Transnational Connections in the Global Cold War (1960s-1980s)
Visit Fellow's PageAndra JUGĂNARU
RomaniaAncient Greek Instructor, Dan Slușanschi School for Classical and Oriental Languages, Lucian Blaga University, Sibiu
A Network Analysis of Jerome’s Letter Collection
Visit Fellow's PageJames KAPALO
IrelandProfessor, Department of the Study of Religions, University College Cork (UCC)
Transgressing Boundaries: The History and Memory of the Religious Underground in Romania, Moldova and Beyond (2022/ 2023)
Visit Fellow's PageArtem KHARCHENKO
UkraineAssociate Professor (Docent), Department of Political History, Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute, National Technical University
The Jews in the Center and on the Periphery: What did the Authorities know about their Subjects? (2022/ 2023)
Visit Fellow's PageCosmin KOSZOR-CODREA
RomaniaResearcher, Oxford Brookes University, Centre for Medical Humanities, UK
The Development of Race Science and Environmentalism in Romania, 1870-1940
Visit Fellow's PageDumitru LISNIC
Moldova/RomaniaPh.D. Candidate, Department of Study of Religions, University College Cork, Ireland
Transgressing Boundaries: The History and Memory of the Religious Underground in Romania, Moldova and Beyond (2022/ 2023)
Visit Fellow's PageIon-Alexandru MAFTEI
RomaniaLecturer, Faculty of Film, “I.L. Caragiale” National University of Theatre and Film
Narratives on Migration and the Insidious Anxiety of Abandonment
Visit Fellow's PageCosmin Tudor MINEA
RomaniaIndependent Scholar
Folk Culture and Natural Heritage in Interwar Romania
Visit Fellow's PageDragoş-Gheorghe NĂSTĂSOIU
RomaniaIndependent Scholar
Performing Gender in a ‘Contact Zone’: Transformation of Social Roles of Orthodox Noble Women in Late-medieval Transylvania (14th-16th Centuries)
Visit Fellow's PageIrina NICORICI
Moldova/RomaniaIndependent Scholar
Redefining Citizens, Kith and Kin: Cross-border Migrations between Romania and the Soviet Union, 1960-1990
Visit Fellow's PageCătălin PAVEL
RomaniaAssistant Professor of Archaeology, Ovidius University, Constanța
Translating "Animalele care ne fac oameni. Blană, cozi și pene în arheologie" (Humanitas, 2021) from Romanian into Turkish (2022-2023)
Visit Fellow's PageIurii RADCHENKO
UkraineAssociate Professor, Institute of Oriental Studies and International Relations “Kharkiv Collegium”
Jewish-Karaite-Muslim Relation in Ukraine during Nazi Occupation (1941-1944)
Visit Fellow's PageVolodymyr RYZHKOVSKYI
UkraineIndependent Scholar
Soviet Occidentalism: Medieval Studies and the Restructuring of Imperial Knowledge in Twentieth-Century Russia
Visit Fellow's PageAdrian SCHIFFBECK
RomaniaIndependent Scholar
The Strangers to the World: Attitudes on Solitude and Compassion in Buddhist and Orthodox Monasteries from Japan and Romania
Visit Fellow's PageBeatrice Andreea SCUTARU
RomaniaAssistant Professor in History, Trinity College, Dublin
Children of the Cold War: Experiences of Forced Migration and Humanitarian Aid in Socialist Romania (WARCHILD)
Visit Fellow's PageAlexandra TEODOR
RomaniaTeaching Assistant, “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urban Planning, Bucharest
Antiquity in Use in Urban Contexts: Preliminary Classification and Case Studies on the Adaptive Reuse of Antique Structures in Modern Cities
Visit Fellow's PageAliaksandra VALODZINA
BelarusIndependent Scholar
The Image of the East in Medieval Polemic Anti-Heretical Texts
Visit Fellow's PageAlexandru VOLACU
RomaniaAssociate Professor, University of Bucharest
Power Deconcentration as an Instrument of Democratic Resilience
Visit Fellow's PageMyroslav VOLOSHCHUK
UkraineProfessor, Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine
Halych and Galicia (until 1772) in the Archival Sources of Romania
Visit Fellow's PageMichał WASIUCIONEK
PolandResearch Assistant, Nicolae Iorga Institute of History, Bucharest
Reading Sultan's Word at the Fringe of Empire: Reception and Mechanics of Reading Fermans in the Early Modern Ottoman Periphery
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