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Department of Humanities Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in Egypt -DEADLINE May 20th 2024 AT 12:00 ITALIAN TIME-project ERC “WO-NAM”- The fellowship focuses on women’s history in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in Egypt
Department of Humanities Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in Cuba -DEADLINE May 20th 2024 AT 12:00 ITALIAN TIME-project ERC “WO-NAM”- The fellowship focuses on women’s history in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in Cuba
Department of Humanities Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in India-DEADLINE May 20th 2024 AT 12:00 ITALIAN TIME-project ERC “WO-NAM”- The fellowship focuses on women’s history in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in India
Department of Humanities Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in Tunisia -DEADLINE May 20th 2024 AT 12:00 ITALIAN TIME-project ERC “WO-NAM”- The fellowship focuses on women’s history in transnational perspective with a specific focus on archival collections in Tunisia
Department of Humanities Women's Oratory in the Roman world (8th BCE – 1st CE): comprehensive analysis of the case studies; data processing into the digital platform-DEADLINE May 24th 2024 AT 12:00 ITALIAN TIME- The project sets out to investigate the political speeches attributed to Roman matrons between the monarchic and early imperial periods
Department of Humanities From territory to cities. Epigraphic evidence in Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Croatia in the 11th-17th centuries. Texts, contexts-PRIN 2022-CUP: H53D23006800006 -DEADLINE May 30th 2024 AT 12:00 ITALIAN TIME