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Professor Nir Arielli is a faculty member in the School of History at the University of Leeds, within the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures. He holds the position of Professor of International History and is actively engaged in research and postgraduate supervision.
His research interests include environmental history, the Arab-Israeli conflict, transnational war volunteering, and the foreign and colonial policies of Fascist Italy. His work explores the interplay between geopolitical developments, economic shifts, and environmental change, particularly in the context of the Dead Sea region.
Nir Arielli's recent publications reflect a strong focus on transnational military mobilization and the historical dynamics of conflict zones. His articles span topics from foreign fighters in the Spanish Civil War and the Croatian War of Independence to colonial soldiers in Italian Libya and air raids on Palestine during WWII. These works demonstrate a consistent engagement with themes of ideology, identity, and international involvement in regional conflicts.
He supervises several postgraduate researchers, including Lucy Slater, Alex Worsfold, David Grant, and Ali Bassam Zahid, indicating an active role in academic mentorship and research training.
Professor Arielli is affiliated with key research groups at Leeds, including the Politics, Diplomacy, and International History group, the War Studies group, and the Centre for Global Health Histories. These affiliations reflect the interdisciplinary nature of his work and its relevance to broader historical and global issues.
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