DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content DiplomatiCon Unraveling the Tapestry of Medieval Diplomacy Malika Dekkiche During the past year, you may have seen various posts on social media concerning this new EOS Project DiplomatiCon and wonder… What is DiplomatiCon? DiplomatiCon is an acronym tha…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content DiplomatiCon-net A connected History of Mediterranean Diplomacy Introduction to DiplomatiCon-net DiplomatiCon-net is first and foremost the research and dissemination website of the DiplomatiCon project. Who are we? What do we research? Where? And how? Our…

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DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Blog DiplomatiCon From February 2024, the DiplomatiCon team will launch its own blog to make a wide audience familiar with both the members of the team, the research of the project, as well as more generally on the various themes addressed by DiplomatiCon.…

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DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Malika Dekkiche? Mamluk Diplomacy and DiplomatiCon Malika Dekkiche I probably would have pursued my study in journalism or political sciences… but that was the plan before my bag and my Master thesis on the Battle of the Camel was stolenâ…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Davor Salihović? Davor Salihović I am Davor Salihović. This particular summary of my profile has of course already been written, word for word. It sits in several different volumes of Jorge Luis Borges’s Library of Babel, none of which…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Giacomo Mastrogregori? Beyond the Mediterranean Frontier: The Catholic Monarchs and the Mamluk Sultanate (1469-1517) Giacomo Mastrogregori Hello everyone! My name is Giacomo Mastrogregori, and I am one of the six PhD candidates in the Diplo…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Bogdan Smarandache? Becoming acquainted with later Mamluk sources and the inner workings of a relational database Bogdan Smarandache I am one of the newest members at DiplomatiCon (EOS project n° 40007541), having joined the team as a post…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Alessandro Rizzo? Confronting otherness by diplomatic dialogue Alessandro Rizzo For someone who wrote a dissertation under the supervision of Frédéric Bauden on the diplomatic relations between the Mamluk sultanate and Florence and who wa…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Michele Argentini? Actors and agents of Venetian diplomacy in the Mediterranean in the 14th and 15th centuries Michele Argentini Hi there! I am Michele, one of the PhD students for DiplomatiCon. I grew up between Venice and Padua, and these…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Isabella Lazzarini? From Italian Diplomacy to the Mediterranean Isabella Lazzarini When Frédéric Bauden and Malika Dekkiche, a few years ago now, wrote to me asking me if I was interested in participating with them and Roser Salicrú I Ll…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Gianluca Ratti? Negotiating Spaces: Italian Presence in the Mamluk Sultanate (1382-1517) Gianluca Ratti When one is asked to write a piece to present oneself, one is usually tempted to start from the beginning; but one is also told that rea…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Margo Buelens-Terryn? A Tale of Falling in Love Again Margo Buelens-Terryn (Don’t) blame it on my Catholic upbringing and background, but let’s start with a confession: in high school, geography was one of my least favorite subjects. Be…

DiplomatiCon-net search menu search content Have you met... Queralt Penedès Fradera? Studying the actors and agents of the Crown of Aragon’s diplomacy in the Mediterranean Queralt Penedès Fradera Two years ago, Roser Salicrú i Lluch contacted me about the DiplomatiCon project. I was automatical…