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Lisa Hellman is a Professor at Lund University specializing in global history with a focus on East and Central Asia. She leads the international research environment "Moved Apart" and the "Coerced Circulation of Knowledge" group at University of Bonn, while also serving as a Pro Futura XV fellow at the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study.
- Current Projects:
- Moved Apart: Communicated Experiences of Separation (2024–2029)
- Connections in Shackles (2021–)
- NordGlob Network (2021–)
Her research explores early modern globalization through maritime and overland networks, emphasizing marginalized actors like female prisoners and coerced migrants. Key themes include knowledge circulation, borderland dynamics, and emotional history.
Recent publications analyze microhistorical perspectives on Central Asian enslavement, cross-border trade, and gendered dimensions of globalization. Her work combines multilingual sources and interdisciplinary approaches.
- Scientific Awards:
- Mattingly Award (2021)
- Frank Broeze Prize (2020)
- Elected to Academia Europaeae (2023)
- Distinguished member of multiple learned societies
Contact: lisa.hellman@hist.lu.se
