Bragi Þorgrímur Ólafsson

E-mail I received my BA-degree in history from the University of Iceland in 2000, with a dissertation in the field of microhistory under the supervision of Sigurður Gylfi Magnusson. After graduation I worked on a book with a stipend from the Student Innovation Fund that was published in 2004 in Read more…

Veronika Novák

  E-mail Homepage Veronika Novák teaches at Loránd Eötvös University in Budapest. Her main research interests are the late medieval and early modern histories of France and England, especially social history, the history of everyday life, religion and cultural practices.  

Victoria Nagy

  E-mail Victoria Nagy received her M.A. in English Language and Literature from Loránd Eötvös University, Budapest, with specializations in British history and politics and Australian Studies. She was the Australian Studies Lecturer at ELTE from 2006–2007 where she taught Australian history, politics, current affairs and film. Her research interests Read more…

SARA TILGHMAN NALLE

E-mail Homepage Sara Tilghman Nalle is Professor of History at the Department of History, The William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne. Her main fields of interest are Spanish and Portuguese history, Mediterranean studies, history of religion, Inquisition, childhood and youth, European Catholicism and ethnography, family law, historical anthropology and Read more…

GRAEME MURDOCK

E-mail Homepage Graeme Murdock is a Lecturer at Trinity College, Dublin. His main fields of researches are the cultural history of religion, the history of European Reformation, religious tolerance and intolerance, the history of gender, the history of France, Hungary and Transylvania.  

Edward Muir

E-mail Homepage Edward Muir is Professor at Department of History at Northwestern University.  His research  is focused on Italian social and cultural history, especially the Renaissance period.  

Kristján Mímisson

Email Kristján Mímisson is an archaeologist and Editorial Curator at the National Museum of Iceland. He has an MA degree from Universität Hamburg and a PhD from the University of Iceland. His main research interests include the archaeology of the recent past, material culture and historiography, and biography. Mímisson has worked on the Read more…

Hans Medick

E-mail Hans Medick is Professor at the University of Erfurt. A historian of early modern Germany, he is one of the founding editors of the German periodical Historische Anthropologie.  

Sarah Maza

E-mail Homepage Sarah Maza is Professor at the Department of History at Northwestern University.  Her main research interests are social and cultural history of 18th and 19th century France and the issues of historical methodology.  

Mónika Mátay

E-mail Homepage Mónika Mátay teaches at Loránd Eötvös University in Budapest.  Her main research interests are litigation in the 18th and 19th centuries, Hungarian publicity in the 19th century, and crime in Budapest in the 19th  and 20th  centuries.