Principal Investigator

Mirko Canevaro

Mirko Canevaro

Principal Investigator
Professor of Greek History, University of Edinburgh

Mirko Canevaro is a Greek historian with particular interests in the institutional and social history of ancient Athens and of the Greek city-states. He has published extensively on Athens' legal and political institutions, on Greek political decision making and constitutionalism, on conceptions of honour, rights and recognition, and on ancient political theory.

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Core Team

David Lewis

David Lewis

Co-Investigator
Senior Lecturer in Greek History and Culture

David Lewis works on ancient Greek economic history, especially the history of slavery and labour more broadly.

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Douglas Cairns

Douglas Cairns

Co-Investigator
Professor of Classics

Douglas Cairns is a leading authority for the study of Greek intellectual history, ethics, and the history of emotions, with a focus on dynamics of social interaction.

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Postdoctoral Fellows

Thomas Clements

Postdoctoral Fellow
Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Project Title TBC

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Matthew Hewitt

Postdoctoral Fellow
Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Project Title TBC

PhD Students

Veronica Capriotti

PhD Student
PhD Researcher

The role of the navy and the harbour in class struggle and class-formation in the ancient world

Roberto Russo

PhD Student
PhD Researcher

Frontier democracies: class struggle and democratic experiences in colonial contexts

Project Administration

Panayiotis Karageorgopoulos

Project Administrator
Project Administrator

Working for the polis in Classical Attica

Affiliated Team Members

Kleanthis Mantzouranis

Affiliated Researcher

Matteo Demartis

Affiliated PhD Student

Giulia La Cognata

Affiliated PhD Student

Minghan Li

Affiliated PhD Student

Giulia Fanesi

Affiliated PhD Student

Oliver Zizzari

Affiliated PhD Student