… and archaeological records which intimate the possibility of a wider cultural identity. We …
origins of Umbrian identity in a similar framework — as a regional ethnic identity it appears …

… Instead, I will use a less value-laden term communities (compare Collins 2008) that allows
the possibility of social gathering of various sorts (including the large scale ones), but does not …

… of identity in the Roman world have drawn upon postcolonial literature, among other sources
of identity … so move forward with the analysis — and not just the re-description — of Roman …

… “Imperialism and Identities at the Edges of the Roman World“ (IIERW) and the publications
which are its outcomes. IIERW conference projects are the result of the work of two scholars, …

… Introduction … in the Imperial Identities on the Edge of the Roman World conference, held
biennially … the concept of Romanization from European colonialism and take into account the …

… at questions of imperialism, identity, and incorporation. She … with the complexity of the Roman
world are indeed subject to … biographical tradition to the introduction of exotic customs by …

… , panoramas the Graeco-Roman world paints when it wishes to … a cultured individual who
looks forward to a more meaningful … accusation against Roman imperialism. The arguments in …

… further forward in our understanding of Roman imperialism: … First, the colonial discourses
of the Roman world (and from … The loss of her contribution on power, culture, and identity in …

… of political strategy during this phase of French imperialism.”Scholars have previously studied
… entanglements of the Roman world in such a manner that the blurring of identities is even …

… Ancient ideas of collective or national identity are different from those of our times. Here we
… is of immediate relevance for my understanding of the mechanisms of ancient imperialism. …