The Barbary powers are a non-negotiable part of the Mediterranean who are engaged with and even married into.

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The manuscript text was everywhere in Persia, and it was highly prized and respected.

The Islamic dimension of this wisdom was, far from causing some sort of religious anxiety, accepted and embraced

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The Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellowship Program and the English Department at the University of Notre Dame seek a postdoctoral fellow for 2027-29 AYs.

University of Limerick, Assistant Professor in European and or Global History (pre-1800)

This Southeast Asian spice not only sparked fierce international competition, but also featured within the literature of the Global Renaissance

The manuscript reveals the overlooked role played by colonial intermediaries, such as surgeons, in moving Persianate objects into European collections.

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Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies Fellowship (New York, NY, USA)

Washington and Lee University (Lexington, VA, USA)

Most contemporary war literature praised Islamic regions for their use of multiple military techniques that incorporated the old and the new.

Europe and the World, 1500-1800 Seminar

Tunis-born and London-migrated, she was something the period had no ready category for.

These British women actively shaped the mercantile and diplomatic activities that linked the Maghreb to Britain and the wider Mediterranean world.

Lecturer in Global Medieval History, Uni of Leeds (UK)