ASPS Virtual Event VI: Port Cities and the Persianate
This panel explores fruitful connections between Persianate studies, largely a land-based endeavor, with scholarship on relevant port cities. The question of to what extent Persianate...
This panel explores fruitful connections between Persianate studies, largely a land-based endeavor, with scholarship on relevant port cities. The question of to what extent Persianate...
Public and political commentaries on the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban abound in popular media, including numerous editorials about the failure of US policy...
An Institute Not to Be: A Conversation with John E. Woods on the "Pahlavi Institute for Near Eastern Studies" at The University of Chicago 1966-1970...
Join us for a mini-conference with a round table discussion. Join via MS Teams (link) Facebook Event Contributors: Dr. Sergei...
Mini-conference with a round table discussion Sept. 27, 2022 10:00am-14:35 pm (CEST) via MS Teams (link) Contributors: Mr....
Professor Christiane Gruber (University of Michigan), "Archaeological Photography as Scholarly Method: Oleg Grabar at Qasr al-Hayr al-Sharqi" Post-War Persianate Historiography II https://tinyurl.com/2phed4d9
Virtual Event Series IX: “Iranian Heritage and Today’s World” Part III: Iranian Heritage in Global and Regional Contexts Programme November 28, 2022 Welcome 11:30 a.m....
Please join us for our next Virtual Event – A Book Launch & Discussion for Aziza Shanazarova’s new book, Female Religiosity in Central Asia: Sufi Leaders...
Please join us for the next ASPS Virtual Event: One Thousand and One Sherds: The Material History of the Bukhara Oasis With Gabriele Puschnigg & Jacopo Bruno...
Join us for our first ever ASPS Graduate Student Virtual Conference. Please use the Zoom link below to attend. https://princeton.zoom.us/j/93727659915 Program can be downloaded here....
