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Fanny Bessard

Associate Professor in Medieval Eurasian History · Oxford JS-Rendered Departments (Playwright seed) · University of Oxford

Quick answer: Fanny Bessard is Associate Professor in Medieval Eurasian History at University of Oxford. Fanny Bessard shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.

⭐ I would be willing to hear from potential DPhil students regarding research in any of the following areas: - Wealth and poverty in the early Islamic world - Economic transformations from the fall of Rome to the Middle Ages - Comparative and interdisciplinary Medieval history

Research interests

My main research interest lies in the social and economic transformations of the Middle East, 700-1000. Transcending the ‘Long Late Antiquity’ model that perceives the Arab-Muslim conquests and the birth of the caliphate as symptomatic of a world in transition, I put the emphasis on the period of assertion of the Islamic world’s identity and authority. - Wealth and poverty in the early Islamic world - Economic transformations from the fall of Rome to the Middle Ages - Comparative and interdisciplinary Medieval history

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Is Fanny Bessard hiring PhD students at University of Oxford?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Fanny Bessard's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: I would be willing to hear from potential DPhil students regarding research in any of the following areas: - Wealth and poverty in the early Islamic world - Economic transformations from the fall of R.
What does Fanny Bessard research?
My main research interest lies in the social and economic transformations of the Middle East, 700-1000. Transcending the ‘Long Late Antiquity’ model that perceives the Arab-Muslim conquests and the birth of the caliphate as symptomatic of a world in transition, I put the emphasis on the period of as

Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.

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