Welcome Nicholas Doumanis, Ph.D.
The Foundation is happy to announce the appointment of Professor Doumanis as the Foundation for Hellenic Studies - Illinois Chair at the University of Illinois Chicago.
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Nicholas Doumanis is a historian whose expertise is on the history of Greece, modern Europe, global history, empires, and the Greek diaspora. Among his many books are The Edinburgh History of the Greeks, 1912 to the Present: The Long Twentieth Century (Edinburgh UP), Before the Nation: Christian-Muslim Coexistence and its Destruction in Late Ottoman Anatolia (Oxford UP), and A History of Greece (Palgrave Macmillan, Essential Histories Series). His articles have appeared in numerous prestigious journals and anthologies including the Australian Journal of Politics and History; The Cambridge History of International Law, Vol. IX, International Law in the Age of Empire; and the Oxford Handbook for European History. He has presented at conferences, workshops, and seminars throughout Australia, Europe, and North America, and has given interviews and commentary on television and radio. He was awarded the Fraenkel Prize in Contemporary History from the Institute of Historical Research and the Wiener Library for his book Myth and Memory in the Mediterranean, was a Stanley J. Seeger Fellow in Hellenic Studies at Princeton University, and received an Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility teaching grant from University College Dublin.
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