David Morgan

FELLOW

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

David is a professor in the Department of History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research interests are: history of Islamic Central Asia and the Middle East, especially Iran, in the pre-modern period; the Mongol Empire of the 13th and 14th centuries.

More Past Directors:

Aryeh Dvoretzky (deceased)

DIRECTOR 1975-1985

Menahem Yaari

DIRECTOR 1986-1989, 1990-1992

Hanoch Gutfreund

DIRECTOR 1989-1990

David Shulman

DIRECTOR 1992-1998

Alexander Levitzki

DIRECTOR 1998-2001

Benjamin Z. Kedar

DIRECTOR 2001-2005

Eliezer Rabinovici

DIRECTOR 2005-2012

Michal Linial

DIRECTOR 2012-2018

Events:

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September 1999

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February 2000

Law and the State in Classical Islam

Organiser(s):

Organizers:

Yohanan Friedmann (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Nurit Tsafrir (Tel Aviv University)

August 1999

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January 2000

Mechanisms of Canon-Making in Ancient Societies

Organiser(s):

Organizers:

Margalit Finkelberg (Tel Aviv University)
Guy G. Stroumsa (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

February 15, 2000

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August 15, 2000

Asymptotic Group Theory

Organiser(s):

Organizers:

Avinoam Mann (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Aner Shalev (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

February 2000

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August 2000

The Interaction of Nomadic Conquerors with Sedentary Peoples: Turco-Mongolian Nomads in China and the Middle East

Organiser(s):

Organizers:

Reuven Amitai (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Michal Biran (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

November 2000

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February 2001

Millennial Pursuits – Apocalyptic Traditions and Expectations of the End among Medieval Jews and their Neighbors

Organiser(s):

Organizers:

Jeremy Cohen (Tel Aviv University)
Ora Limor (The Open University of Israel)

November 1, 2000

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January 31, 2001

Molecular Medicine in the Service of Mankind: Towards the 2000s

Organiser(s):

Organizer:

Alexander Levitzki (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

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