Ph.D Candidates
Fourth cohort: Representing domination
Anthropology
Milana Cergic
Bingo and Herzegovina: Understanding Social and Economic Transformations through the Prism of a Local Retail Chain in Post-socialist Bosnia and Herzegovina
Anu Krishna
A Spice, its Scent, and Many Lives: Situating Alleppey Green in the Indian Ocean World
Archaeology
Ruben Davtyan
Impacts of the Near East and the Eurasian Nomads on the South Caucasus and the Representation of Local Elites during the Middle Iron Age
Adrià Moreno Gil
The Power of Borders and Borders of Power: Towards a Definition of Political Borders in Prehistoric Societies
Nikola Stefanovski
Warriors’ Equipment: A Tool for Acquiring, Maintaining and Displaying Status and Domination
History
Lisa Kröger
The Antigonids and Hellas – Studies in the Relation Between the Antigonid Dynasty and the Greek Poleis
Sofia Lopatina
Collective Practices and Control Culture: Soviet Youth in Leningrad (1960–1972)
Frank Rochow
Architecture and Rule: Conception of the State and Military Presence in the Habsburg Province Galicia-Lodomeria, 1849-1859
Third cohort: Economic and demographic drivers of social change
Anthropology
Sena Duygu Topçu
Making Money, Making Home: Household Economic Strategies of Syrian Refugees in Istanbul
Archaeology
Nico Schwerdt
Long-Term Urban Change in Miletus from Roman Antiquity to Early Byzantine Times. A Ceramic Perspective
History
Oscar Dube
Peasants and lords - small and big farmers: Innovation, institutions and productivity in Saxon agriculture, 1700 to 1900
Gunnar R. Dumke
Alexander’s heirs in India – Graeco-Macedonian rule in Pakistan and North-Western India after Menander I Soter
Maria Kozhevnikova
Concepts of deviant behaviour among Russian nobles of the first quarter of the 19th century
Second cohort: Religion and ritual
Former members and projects of this cohort can be found under Completed Projects
First cohort: Collective identifications
Former members and projects of this cohort can be found under Completed Projects