Corinne Bonnet

Corinne Bonnet is a Professor of Greek History at the University of Toulouse, France, since 2003. She has held academic positions in multiple countries, including Belgium, Italy, and Germany, focusing on Ancient Near Eastern History prior to her current role. As head of the research team ERASME, she oversees the journal Anabases. Traditions et réceptions de l'Antiquité (22 issues published).

• PhD in Ancient History (University of Liège, 1987)
• Habilitation in France (2002)

Her research centers on cross-cultural interactions in antiquity, particularly between the 'West' and 'East,' with a focus on religious dynamics. She has contributed to the history of scholarship through studies of Altertumswissenschaft and intellectual networks in 19th-20th century Europe.

Scientific Awards

• Edmond Faignan Prize (1988)
• Humboldt Fellowship (1990-1991)
• Henri Pirenne Prize (19997)
• Member of the Institute for Advanced Study (2009)
• Institut Universitaire de France Senior Membership (2010-2015)
• Correspondant étranger, Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres (2012)
• Franz Cumont Prize (2015)
• Doctorate honoris causa (University of Lausanne, 2016)
• ERC Advanced Grant (2017)

She has supervised 16 PhD students (6 completed, 10 ongoing) and collaborated internationally to create the European Master in Classical Studies. Her bibliography includes 34 books and 161 articles in multiple languages.