stasis.hypotheses.org

Summary

stasis.hypotheses.org is a blog^[1].

Key Facts

• stasis.hypotheses.org authored Johannes Wienand^[2].
• stasis.hypotheses.org authored Carsten Hjort Lange^[3].
• stasis.hypotheses.org authored Christine Walde^[4].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's instance of is recorded as blog^[5].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's instance of is recorded as science communication^[6].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's editor is recorded as Johannes Wienand^[7].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's editor is recorded as Carsten Hjort Lange^[8].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's editor is recorded as Henning Börm^[9].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's editor is recorded as Hannah Cornwell^[10].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's editor is recorded as Anna-Sophie Haake^[11].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's GND ID is recorded as 1304063658^[12].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's ISSN is recorded as 2942-1330^[13].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's part of is recorded as Hypothèses.org^[14].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's language of work or name is recorded as English^[15].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's country of origin is recorded as Germany^[16].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's has part is recorded as Carsten Hjort Lange: Civil War Seen Through the Lens of Ancient History, in: Stasis – Avenues to Ancient Civil War, October 10, 2023, doi: 10.59350/5b9hv-1xz57^[17].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's has part is recorded as Jonathan Stutz: Ein Spiel mit der Angst, in: Stasis – Avenues to Ancient Civil War, August 6, 2025, doi: https://doi.org/10.58079/14gnp^[18].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's has part is recorded as Johannes Wienand: Stasis. An Academic Blog on Ancient Civil War, in: Stasis – Avenues to Ancient Civil War, October 9, 2023, doi: 10.59350/377m7-vkt78^[19].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's official website is recorded as https://stasis.hypotheses.org^[20].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's main subject is recorded as history^[21].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's main subject is recorded as study of history^[22].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's main subject is recorded as book review^[23].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's main subject is recorded as open science^[24].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's main subject is recorded as Wikidata^[25].
• stasis.hypotheses.org's main subject is recorded as classics^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Johannes Wienand^[2], a historian of classical antiquity^[27], b. 1978^[28], of Germany^[29], awarded the Bruno Snell award^[30], specialised in Roman Empire^[31]; Carsten Hjort Lange^[3], a historian^[32]; and Christine Walde^[4], a classical philologist^[33], b. 1960^[34], of Germany^[35], specialised in classical philology^[36].