Research
Research groups
Research interests
- Jewish politics & Jewish internationalism
- Legal practice and legal actors
- Imperial expansion
Publications
13 publications
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Noëmie Duhaut,
2018, Medaon – Magazin für jüdisches Leben in Forschung und Bildung, 12(2)
Type: review
Noemie Duhaut,
2012, Jewish Quarterly, 59(3)
Type: review
External roles and responsibilities
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How to become a Jewish internationalist: the case of Adolphe Crémieux
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2025
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Adolphe Crémieux and the blind spots of French universalism
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2025
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The Mediterranean as a career? Central European Jewish diplomats, lawyers and physicians on the move
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2025
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The Brangelina of the 19th century? Amélie Silny and her husband Adolphe Crémieux
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2024
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1848, moment charnière entre le combat abolitionniste et l’internationalisme juif ?
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2023
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State Membership in Imperial Contexts
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2023
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Decentring Adolphe Crémieux’s career: lawyering in formal and informal imperial settings
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2023
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Internationalisme Juif : aspects discursif et philanthropique
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2022
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From Courtrooms to Countryside Houses: Adolphe Crémieux’s public self-fashioning
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2022
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New perspectives on Romanian Jewish history
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2022
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Europe from the periphery: Writing the Balkans back into the history of Jewish internationalism
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2021
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Adolphe Crémieux, a secular preacher for justice?
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2023
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How does one become a Jewish internationalist? Authority and leadership in nineteenth-century international Jewish politics
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2023
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The turn to international law: Romanian Jews’ forgotten contribution to Jewish internationalism?
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2023
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The making of a Jewish internationalist: Adolphe Crémieux’s lawyering in formal and informal imperial settings
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2023
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French Jews, Legal Practice, and the Construction of Empire: The Case of Adolphe Crémieux
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2022
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Life Stories of France and the French Empire: Researching and Writing Biographies: Roundtable
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2022
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From remote forests to fashionable seaside resorts: Adolphe Crémieux’s lieux de villégiature
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2022
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Secularism, Universalism, and the politics of Jewish textual heritage in France
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2022
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The international crucible of early Jewish nationalism
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2022
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Adolphe Crémieux, a secular preacher for justice
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2021
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Time and Dynamics, 19th century
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2021
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Europe as a default choice: French Jewish international diplomacy in the 19th century
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2020
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Externally ascribed marginality and self-marginalisation: the case of nineteenth-century French Jewish politics
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2020
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Legal actors and the making of Jewish internationalism
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2025
Biography
I studied Eastern European and Jewish history at University College London and the University of Belgrade. I worked at the Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG) in Mainz, Germany, before joining the University of Southampton in 2024.
I am currently finishing a book manuscript on Jewish internationalism in the context of post-Ottoman state-building in the Balkans in the nineteenth century. My second book project is a biography of the French Jewish lawyer, politician, and internationalist Adolphe Crémieux.
Prizes
- Ariel and Joshua Weiner Family Fellowship, Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies (2022)
- Kurt-David-Brühl guest professorship, Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Graz (2021)
- Mobility grant, German Historical Institute, Paris (2021)
- Postdoctoral fellowship, Jewish Studies Program, Central European University (2018)
- Postdoctoral fellowship, Hebrew University (2017)
- Posen Society of Fellows (2015)
- Ariel and Joshua Weiner Family Fellowship, Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies (2022)
- Kurt-David-Brühl guest professorship, Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Graz (2021)
- Mobility grant, German Historical Institute, Paris (2021)
- Postdoctoral fellowship, Jewish Studies Program, Central European University (2018)
- Postdoctoral fellowship, Hebrew University (2017)
- Posen Society of Fellows (2015)