Revolution on the Mediterranean. A South European History of the Greek War of Independence 1821.

该项目的目的是调查1821年希腊独立战争的背景下，同时期的革命运动在西地中海，这是第一次质疑欧洲恢复秩序由1815年维也纳会议创建。兴趣的焦点首先是跨区域的流动周期和团体和个人的网络，他们在拿破仑战争时期充当了革命潜力的接受者和倍增器，并在19世纪20年代的急性表现中发挥了决定性作用。在这种情况下，政治动员的机制以及不断发展的媒体公众的动态及其对国家行动的影响进行了审查。关注的焦点还在于政治目标的表达、合法化战略，特别是革命宪法话语背景下国家体制的形成等方面的思想交流和转移现象。随后，研究了这些过程在东南欧和地中海东部的进一步区域影响。通过这种方式，可以对研究做出贡献，克服已经建立的国家史学和欧洲中心观点，并将希腊独立战争开始200年后的历史整合到“革命时代”的（跨）地中海交织的历史中。

The aim of this project is to investigate the Greek War of Independence of 1821 in the context of the contemporaneous revolutionary movements in the western Mediterranean, which questioned for the first time the European Restoration Order created by the Congress of Vienna of 1815. The focus of interest is first on transregional mobility cycles and networks of groups and individuals who in the period of the Napoleonic Wars acted as recipients as well as multipliers of revolutionary potentials and played a decisive role in their acute manifestation in the 1820s. In this context, mechanisms of political mobilization as well as dynamics of evolving media publics and their impacts on state-run action are examined. The focus of interest is also on phenomena of exchange and transfer of ideas with regard to the articulation of political goals, to legitimation strategies and, in particular, to the formation of institutions of statehood in the context of revolutionary constitutional discourses. Subsequently, the further regional impacts of these processes in southeastern Europe and the eastern Mediterranean are examined. By this way, a contribution to research is to be made, that overcomes well established national-historiographical and Euro-centric perspectives and integrates the Greek war of Independence two hundred years after its beginning into an (trans-)Mediterranean intertwined history of the “Age of Revolutions”.