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I am historian of Early Modern society. I have finished my PhD at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Since then I held various research and teaching positions in Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Spain and Poland.

Podcast "Historians in Conversation"

In this podcast, I explore how historians build their career, what motivates them and how they deal with professional and personal challenges? What shapes their professional path? I welcome you to my podcast, where I will be inviting interesting guests to explore their stories.

Episode 1, 12 July 2022: Prof. (em.) Willem Frijhoff, from the Erasmus University of Rotterdam, a prominent Dutch historian, who shaped the shape of Dutch history in the past 40 years. His research interests range from history of religious persecution and migration, through history of education to local history. Willem Frijhoff talks about his academic beginnings, decision to quit seminary and study history, his education in France and then his decision to return to the Netherlands. You will also hear about the challenges and goals that a historian, especially a young historian, is facing nowadays.

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Episode 2, 15 August 2022: Dr. Rudolf Dekker, the director of the Center for the Study of Egodocuments and History in the Netherlands. He is best known for his research into the historical sources known as 鈥渆godocuments鈥�. These are diaries, letters, memoirs and other sources where the authors wrote about themselves. He is the director of the Center for the Study of Egodocuments and History in the Netherlands. The talk focuses on Rudolf Dekker鈥檚 early days as a child and adolescent in Amsterdam, his study and the decision to pursue history as profession, as well as choice for various research projects he conducted. Among the topic he worked on we find history of childhood, popular apprising, gender and queer history, source editing and contemporary state of affairs in the discipline. The final part of the talk is focusing on his recent publication on the topic of plagiarism in historical research.

Episode 3, 15 September 2022: Prof. Elizabeth Tingle, historian from the De Montfort University in Leicester, UK. Elizabeth Tingle has a rich career as a historian, working on Reformation and Counter Reformation, and currently on cathedrals and collegiate churches in early modern Europe, focusing on their influence in urban culture and economy, but also in university administration, serving as head of department. In this episode, we discuss her academic path, starting with her childhood interest history, and then the choice to study in London away from her family, her motivation for doing a PhD and finally the decision to pursue an academic career as a young woman in the 1980s and the inspiration to become a university teacher.

Episode 4, 17 October 2022: Mirella Marini. In the 4^th episode of the podcast 鈥淗istorians in Conversation鈥� the guest of Micha毛l Green is Mirella Marini, an independent Belgian historian, who is interested in the field of Court Studies. Growing up in the border region of Belgium, she became fascinated with history at an early age. Nonetheless, she started her education as a lawyer, but changed direction into history, which she studied at the University of Leuven in Belgium. The conversation revolves the perspective of an independent historian on combination of historical research and non-academic working career, and on the ways one can pursue their dream, even when circumstances dictate to follow a non-traditional path. Mireilla Marini is the author of several important scholarly publications, among them 鈥楧ynastic Relations on an International Stage. Margaret de la Mark (1527-1599) and the Development of the Arenberg Family Identity鈥� in: Women, Diplomacy and International Politics since 1500. Glenda Sluga et al eds, Routledge, 2015, 46-67.

Episode 5, 15 November 2022: Dr. Anu Lahtinen, Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy, History and Art Studies, University of Helsinki. Specialising on Medieval and early modern Finnish women and servants, Anu Lahtinen is a very active researcher, who throughout the years was engaged in numerous scholarly projects and published extensively. The conversation in this episode of the podcast discusses her academic beginnings 鈥� BA and MA studies at the University of Turku in Finland and her choice of a PhD programme that brought her first to the Netherlands and then to Italy and Germany, and then how she paved her way in the academia. What decisions that have to be taken in order to establish a successful academic career, how to help yourself focus, why is it important to have international experience? Finally, Anu Lahtinen reveals the advice that her mother gave her, an advice that had a direct impact on her success. For more information on her work, consult Anu Lahtinen鈥檚 recent publications: Lahtinen, Anu & Katajam盲ki, Terhi: Sealed with tears: material and social meanings of a royal letter by Countess Palatine Anna (Vasa) (1545鈥�1610). Prace Polonistyczne 2021, 217-235. and Lahtinen, Anu & Terhi Katajam盲ki: Anna Vasa (1568-1625), Lutheran Sister of the Catholic King. Women Reformers in Early Modern Europe. Profiles, Texts, and Contexts, edited by Kirsi Stjerna. Media 1517, Minneapolis 2022, 361-368. Check out also the short biographies of Swedish early modern women, written for the Swedish Women's biographical dictionary:

Episode 6, 15 December 2022: Dr. Christine Smith-Simonsen, Associate Professor at the Department of Archeology, History and Religion and Centre for Peace Studies, UiT Arctic University of Norway in Troms酶. Coming from Oslo, she chose to study history in the most norther university in Norway and build her academic career there. With research interest spanninng from contemporary history of Africa, in particular Eirthrea and Ethiopia, to water conflcits in North America, she has been working at UiT for many years, serving as Director of the Centre for Peace Studies and recently as an interim head of Department for Archeology, History and Religion. In this podcast, we discuss her academic path and inspirations, as well as the ways in which one can apply historical knowledge also on the general job market. Check out her recent article:"SDG 16 鈥� The Many Pieces of Peace", in Before the UN Sustainable Development Goals, edited by Martin Gutmann and Daniel Gorman, Oxford University Press, 2022.

Episode 7, 15 January 2023: Prof. Maciej Kokoszko is the Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and History and the Head of Department of Byzantine Studies at the 91滴滴, Poland. In this episode the conversation revolves around the questions of personal determination and setting professional goals which are set early in life. Prof. Kokoszko is a recognised historian of Late Antiquity and the Byzantine period, with scholarly interests in medicine, food and drink of the time. Among his publications:
Kokoszko Maciej, Jagusiak Krzysztof, Rze藕nicka Zofia, Cereals of antiquity and early Byzantine times. Wheat and barley in medical sources, t艂um. K. Wodarczyk, M. Zakrzewski, M. Zytka, 艁贸d藕 鈥� Krak贸w 2014. Kokoszko Maciej, Jagusiak Krzysztof, Rze藕nicka Zofia, Dyba艂a Jolanta, Pedanius Dioscorides' remarks on milk properties, quality and processing technology, 鈥淛ournal of Archaeological Science: Reports鈥�, vol. 19, 2018, s. 982鈥�986. Rze藕nicka Zofia, Kokoszko Maciej, Milk and Dairy Products in the Medicine and Culinary Art of Antiquity and Early Byzantium (1st鈥�7th Centuries AD), 艁贸d藕 鈥� Krak贸w 2020. Kokoszko Maciej, Anthimus and his Work, or On Aromatics and Wildfowl in De Observatione Ciborum, 鈥淪ymbolae Philologorum Posnaniensium Graecae et Latinae鈥�, vol. 31, no. 2, 2021, p. 59-95. Kokoszko Maciej, On Anthimus and his work, 鈥淰ox Patrum鈥�, vol. 81, 2022, p. 65-90.

Episode 8, 15 February 2023: Dr. Jan Frode Hatlen, is associate professor and Head of the Department of Historical and Classical Studies at the NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. He developed his interest in history at an early age, being fascinated by World War Two and its impact on his own city, but later he discovered the ancient history, which became his main scholarly focus. In our conversation, we discuss how these scholarly interests developed, motivations and challenges in the academic career, and also the perspective of a head of department on the hiring process. Among Dr. Hatlen鈥檚 works: J. Wettlaufer, D. Nash, J.F. Hatlen, Honor and Shame in Western History ,2023. J.F. Hatlen, Historikerens kode. Veien til historisk forst氓else (2020).

Episode 9, 15 March 2023:

In episode 9 of his podcast Historians in Conversation, Micha毛l Green talks to Prof. Owen Stanwood, professor at Boston College in Massachusetts, USA. His interests lie in history of colonial America and European endeavours overseas, specializing among others in the French Protestants of the early modern period. The conversation revolves around the formative moments in Prof. Stanwood鈥檚 interest in history in his childhood, university studies, his academic career and the various career options he faced, as well as the specificities of the American university system and the job market.

Owen Stanwood鈥檚 latest book is The Global Refuge: Huguenots in the Age of Empire, Oxford, 2020.

history of religious culture, early modern education, migration and religious persecution, private life and privacy, egodocuments, early modern social networks, travel writing

List of Publications

Books

1. M. Green, The Huguenot Jean Rou (1638-1711): Scholar, Educator, Civil Servant, series: Vie des Huguenots, vol. 69, Paris: Honor茅 Champion, 2015. 480pp. ISBN 9782745327581

2. M. Yardeni, Minorit茅s et mentalit茅s religieuses en Europe moderne (XVIe-XVIIIe si猫cle): L鈥檈xemple des huguenots, M. Green (ed.), Paris: Honor茅 Champion, 2018. 334pp. ISBN 9782745348623

3. M. Green, Le Grand Tour 1701-1703. Lettres de Henry Bentinck, vicomte de Woodstock, et de son pr茅cepteur Paul Rapin-Thoyras, 脿 Hans Willem Bentinck, comte de Portland, series: Vie des Huguenots, vol. 89, Paris: Honor茅 Champion, 2021. 376pp. ISBN 9782745355393. Edited correspondence with an introduction.

4. M. Green, L.C. N酶rgaard, M. Birkedal Bruun (eds.), Early Modern Privacy: Sources and Approaches, series: Intersections, Leiden: Brill. In print.

5. M. Green, An Interreligious Dialogue: Portrayal of Jews in Dutch French-Language Periodicals (1680鈥�1715), Lodz: Lodz University Press and Cracow: Jagiellonian University Press, 2022. 126pp. ISBN 978-83-233-5155-9

Articles

7. M. Green, 鈥淪paces of Privacy in Dutch Early Modern Egodocuments鈥�, in: Tijdschrijft voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis/Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History, special issue on Dutch privacy, N. da Silva Perez (ed.). In print.

8. M. Green, 鈥淧rivacy in Jewish Egodocuments of Amsterdam (1600-1830)鈥�, in: Early Modern Privacy: Sources and Approaches, M. Green, L.C. N酶rgaard, M. Birkedal Bruun (eds.), Brill. In print.

9. M. Green, 鈥淎utour du Grand Tour (1701-1703): originaux, copies et vie priv茅e鈥�, inLe Grand Tour 1701-1703. Lettres de Henry Bentinck, vicomte Woodstock, et de son pr茅cepteur Paul Rapin-Thoyras, 脿 Hans Willem Bentinck, comte de Portland, Paris, 2021.

10. M. Green, L.C. N酶rgaard, M. Birkedal Bruun, 鈥淓n priv茅 & en public. The Childhood Letters of the Dutch Stadtholders鈥�, in: Journal of Early Modern History, 24, 3 (2020) 253-279. DOI:

11. M. Green, 鈥溞愌佇啃敌貉傃� 锌褉懈胁邪褌薪芯褋褌懈 胁 袣芯褉褉械褋锌芯薪写械薪褑懈懈 袚褉邪薪写 孝褍褉邪 (1701鈥�1703), 锌褉械写锌褉懈薪褟褌芯谐芯 袚械薪褉懈褏芯屑 袘械薪褌懈薪泻芯屑, 胁懈泻芯薪褌芯屑 袙褍写褋褌芯泻褋泻懈屑, 胁屑械褋褌械 褋芯 褋胁芯懈屑 谐褍胁械褉薪械褉芯屑 袩芯谢械屑 袪邪锌邪薪-孝褍邪泄褉邪鈥� (鈥淎spects of Privacy in the Grand Tour 小orrespondence (1701-1703) Undertaken by Henry Woodstock, Viscount Bentinck and his Governor Paul Rapin-Thoyras鈥�), in: Proslogion, 5, 2 (2019): 111-130.

This is an abridged translation into Russian of: 鈥淎spects de la vie priv茅e dans un correspondence de Grand Tour (1701-1703)鈥�, in: Le Grand Tour 1701-1703. Lettres d鈥橦enri Bentinck, vicomte Woodstock, et de son pr茅cepteur Paul Rapin-Thoyras 脿 Hans Willem Bentinck, earl de Portland, Paris, 2015.

12. M. Green, 鈥淭he Orange-Nassau family at the educational crossroads of the Stadtholder鈥檚 position (1628鈥�1711)鈥�, in: Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies, vol. 43, 2 (2019): 99-126. DOI: 10.1080/03096564.2016.1186925

13. M. Green, 鈥淗uguenot Impact on the Education of the Dutch Nobility鈥�, in: Review of Social History, vol. 17, 2 (2018): 255-270. (updated translation into English including privacy aspect of my article from 2015 in Russian). DOI: 10.18778/1644-857X.17.03.10

14. M. Green, 鈥淲p艂yw hugenot贸w na edukacj臋 holenderskiej szlachty鈥�, in: Przegl膮d nauk historycznych, vol. 17, 2 (2018): 253-268. (updated translation into Polish including privacy aspect of my article from 2015 in Russian). DOI: 10.18778/1644-857X.17.02.10

15. M. Green, 鈥淓arly Employment Networks of Paul Rapin-Thoyras: Huguenot Soldier and Tutor (1685-1692)鈥�, in: Diasporas: Circulations, Migrations, Histoire, vol. 31 (2018): 101-114. DOI: 10.4000/diasporas.1423

16. M. Green, 鈥淏ridging the English Channel: Huguenots in the Educational Milieu of the English Upper Class鈥�, in: Paedagogica Historica, vol. 54, 4 (2018): 389-409. DOI: 10.1080/00309230.2017.1409773.

17. M. Green, 鈥淭he View of Huguenot Journalists on Jews and Other Religions in their Periodicals in the United Provinces, 1680-1715鈥�, in: Scripta Judaica Cracoviensia, vol. 15 (2017): 25-46. DOI: 10.4467/20843925SJ.17.002.8171.

18. M. Green, I. Mu帽oz-Gallarte, 鈥淎t the Crossroads of a Philological Argument: New Letters of Jean Rou to Pieter Burman鈥�, in: Appunti Romani di Filologia: Studi e comunicazioni di filologia, linguistica e letteratura greca e latina, vol. 18 (2016): 105-124. DOI: 10.19272/201602001008

19. M. Green, 鈥淎 French Huguenot in The Hague: Jean Rou (1638-1711), His Life in Exile and His Remarkable Career鈥�, in: Tijdschrift voor biografie, vol. 5, 3 (2016): 12-23.

20. M. Green, 鈥淛ustice, Corruption and Religious Struggle: The Case of the Prosecutor Jacques Rou (1647)鈥�, in: Juridical Journal: The Law Journal of Ukrainian Branch of ILA, vol. 168 (2016): 118-123.

21. M. Green, 鈥溞撗冃承敌叫狙傃� 懈 懈褏 胁泻谢邪写 胁 胁芯褋锌懈褌邪薪懈械 薪懈写械褉谢邪薪写褋泻芯谐芯 写胁芯褉褟薪褋褌胁邪鈥� (Huguenots and their impact on education of Dutch nobility, in Russian), in: 袩褉芯斜谢械屑褘 褋芯褑懈邪谢褜薪芯泄 懈褋褌芯褉懈懈 懈 泻褍谢褜褌褍褉褘 褋褉械写薪懈褏 胁械泻芯胁 懈 褉邪薪薪械谐芯 薪芯胁芯谐芯 胁褉械屑械薪懈 (Problems of Social History and Culture of the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period), vol. 12 (2015): 269-292. This is based on my previous articles on Huguenot tutors.

22. M. Green, 鈥淩eporting the Grand Tour: The correspondence of Henry Bentinck, Viscount Woodstock, and Paul Rapin-Thoyras with the Earl of Portland, 1701-1703鈥�, in: Paedagogica Historica, vol. 50, 4 (2014): 465-478. Peer-reviewed. Peer-reviewed. DOI: 10.1080/00309230.2014.899375

23. M. Green, 鈥淎 Huguenot Education for the Early Modern Nobility鈥�, in: The Huguenot Society Journal, vol. 30, 1 (2013): 73-92.

24. M. Green, 鈥淓ducating Johan Willem Friso of Nassau-Dietz (1687-1711): Huguenot Tutorship at the Court of the Frisian Stadtholders鈥�, in: Virtus 鈥揧earbook of The History of the Nobility, vol. 19 (2012): 103-124.

25. M. Green, 鈥淭he importance of Religion in the Educational Theory of Jean Rou鈥�, in: Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland, vol. 29, 3 (Summer 2010): 408-417.

Book Reviews

26. M. Green, 鈥淐arolina Lenarduzzi, Katholiek in de Republiek. De belevingswereld van een religieuze minderheid 1570-1750, Nijmegen: Van Tilt, 2019. ISBN 978 94 6004 476 2. 475p.鈥�, in: Renaissance Quarterly. In print.

27. M. Green, 鈥淐arolyn Chappell Lougee, Facing the Revocation: Huguenot Families, Faith, and the King's Will. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016. xiv + 466 pp. $58.鈥�, in: Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 72, 4 (2019): 1517-1518. DOI: 10.1017/rqx.2019.444

28. M. Green, 鈥淢arie M. L茅outre, Serving France, Ireland and England. Ruvigny, Earl of Galway, 1648-1720. London, New York: Routledge, 2018. xiv + 238pp. 拢115.00. ISBN: 978-1-138-20719-6 (hb)鈥�, in: Renaissance Studies, 2019. Forthcoming in print. DOI: 10.1111/rest.12652

29. M. Green, 鈥淟oretta Dolan, Nurture and Neglect: Childhood in Sixteenth-Century Northern England, Routledge, 2017. XII+254pp. ISBN: 978-1-472-47018-8鈥�, in: Renaissance Studies, vol. 34, 2 (2019): 319-321. DOI: 10.1111/rest.12523

30. M. Green, 鈥淭. Hamilton, Pierre de L鈥橢stoile and his World in the Wars of Religion, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017.VIII+238pp. ISBN: 978-0-19-990009-5鈥�, in: Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 72, 1 (2019): 301-302. DOI: 10.1017/rqx.2018.53

31. M. Green, 鈥淕谩bor Gell茅ri, Philosophies du voyage: visiter l鈥橝ngleterre aux 17e-18e si猫cles, series: Oxford University Studies in the Enlightenment, Oxford: Voltaire Foundation, 2016. xi + 298 pp. 拢60鈥�, in: Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 71, 1 (2018): 331-332.

32. M. Green, 鈥淢ara Van Der Lugt. Bayle, Jurieu, and the 鈥楧ictionnaire Historique et Critique鈥�. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016. xv鈥�+鈥�319 pp. 拢65.00. ISBN 978鈥�0鈥�19鈥�876926鈥�2 (hb)鈥�, in: Renaissance Studies, 32:4 (2017): 667-669. DOI: 10.1111/rest.12321

33. M. Green, 鈥淥livier Fatio, Louis Tronchin: Une transition calvinienne, Paris: Classiques Garnier, 2015. 1,143 pp. Collection: Histoire des temps modernes, 2. Bibliography and index nominum. 83.00 鈧� (pb) IBSN 978-2- 8124-4622-1鈥�, in: H-France Review, Vol. 17 (January 2017). Online edition.

34. M. Green, 鈥淟e Devoirs du prince: L鈥櫭ヾucation princi猫re 脿 la Renaissance, par Sylv猫ne 脡douard, series: Biblioth猫que d鈥檋istoire de la Renaissance, vol. 5, Paris: Classiques Garnier, 2014. ISBN 978-2-8124-3164-7 (paperback), ISBN 978-2-8124-3165-4 (hard-cover). 494 pp. 36鈧�鈥�, in: Renaissance Quarterly, vol. 69:3 (2016): 1039-1040.

35. M. Green, 鈥淰oices of the Reformation: Contemporary Accounts of Daily Life, series Voices of an Era, Santa Barbara, 2015. ISBN 978-1-61069-679-1 (paper), 978-1-161069-680-7 (ebook), 52拢, 344p., by J.A. Wagner (ed.)鈥�, in: The Huguenot Society Journal, Vol. 30, 4 (2016): 588-589.

36. M. Green, 鈥淟es Registres des consistoires des 脡glises r茅form茅es de France, XVIe鈥揦VIIe si猫cles: un inventaire. 脡dit茅 par R. A. Mentzer. (Travaux d鈥橦umanisme et Renaissance, 526; Archives des 脡glises r茅form茅es en France, 4.) Gen猫ve: Droz, 2014. 526 pp.鈥�, in: Oxford Journal of French Studies, vol. 70, 2 (2016): 259-260. DOI: 10.1093/fs/knw069

37. M. Green, 鈥淢茅moires de Messire Jean de Plantavit de La Pause, seigneur de Margon, chevalier de l鈥檕rdre de Saint-Louis, lieutenant de roy de la province de Languedoc, colonel d鈥檜n r茅giment de dragons et brigadier des arm茅es de Sa Majest茅, H. de Vergennette de Lamotte (ed.), 4 vols. (Collection de documents in茅dits sur l鈥檋istoire de France, section d鈥檋istoire du monde moderne, de la R茅volution Fran莽aise et des r茅volutions,vol.1-4, Paris, 2012-2014鈥�, in: Oxford Journal of French Studies, vol. 69, 1 (2015): 94-95. DOI: 10.1093/fs/knu279

38. M. Green, 鈥淕. Sheridan, V. Prest (eds.), Les huguenots 茅ducateurs dans l鈥檈space europ茅en 脿 l鈥櫭﹑oque moderne", in: History of Education, vol. 42, 5 (2013): 687-689.

Encyclopaedic articles

39. M. Green, 鈥淎ndr茅, Rivet鈥�, in: Protestantism (Russian language dictionary). Forthcoming.

40. M. Green, 鈥淎cademy of Saumur鈥�, in: Protestantism (Russian language dictionary). Forthcoming.

41. M. Green, 鈥淓rasmus of Rotterdam鈥�, in: Protestantism (Russian language dictionary). Forthcoming.

42. M. Green, 鈥淧ierre Bayle鈥�, in: Protestantism (Russian language dictionary). Forthcoming.

43. M. Green, 鈥淭he Revocation of the Edict of Nantes鈥�, in: The Literary Encyclopedia, 2017. Online edition.

44. M. Green, 鈥淛ean Rou鈥�, in: The Literary Encyclopedia, 2016. Online edition.

Miscellanea

45. M. Green, F. Gigone, Conference report: 鈥淓arly Modern Privacy 鈥� Notions, Spaces, Implications. Danish National Research Foundation Centre for Privacy Studies (PRIVACY) at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, 9-11 April 2019鈥�, in: H-SozKult, 28 June 2019.

Research Expertise requests (credited)

P. Bayle, Correspondance de Pierre Bayle, E. Labrousse, E. James, A. McKenna, et al. (eds.), 15 vols, Oxford, 1999-2017. I was asked to provide biographical information on Jean Rou (1638-1711), with a specific credit in volume 12.