The boundaries of Roman ethnicity: an examination of elite Roman ethno-cultural identity in the late-Republican and early-Imperial period (55 BCE - 120 CE).

罗马民族的边界：共和晚期和帝国早期（公元前55年-公元120年）精英罗马民族文化认同的考察。这个项目调查了从共和国到帝国（公元前55年-公元120年）过渡的关键时期，“罗马人”意味着什么。它开辟了新的领域，特别关注罗马精英自己对种族身份的表现，并试图建立一个连贯的种族文化身份是否存在，以及这种身份如何随着时间的推移而变化和/或改变。该项目的结果将是出版一系列大量出版物，并完成两个博士学位，对多民族社会中形成和维持民族文化特征产生新的见解。

The boundaries of Roman ethnicity: an examination of elite Roman ethno-cultural identity in the late-Republican and early-Imperial period (55 BCE - 120 CE). This project investigates what it meant to be 'Roman' during the vital period of transition from Republic to Empire (55BCE-120CE). It breaks new ground by focussing specifically on the Roman elite's own representation of their ethnic identity, and seeks t o establish whether a coherent ethno-cultural identity existed and how this identity varied and/or changed over time. The outcome of the project will be a series of substantial publications, and the completion of two doctoral degrees, generating new insi ght into the formation and maintenance of ethno-cultural identities in a poly-ethnic society.