OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Mediterranean Historical Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Knowing like a pilgrim	3
The story of garum: fermented fish sauce and salted fish in the ancient world	2
The Habsburg Mediterranean 1500–1800	2
Religious fervour in the Cyclades (1823–1842): seers, discoveries of holy objects, and Protestant missionaries	1
How al-Andalus wrapped itself in a silk cocoon: the ṭirāz between Umayyad economic policy and Mediterranean trade	1
Jewish imaginaries of the Spanish Civil War Jewish imaginaries of the Spanish Civil War , edited by Cynthia Gabbay, London, Bloomsbury, 2022, 242 pp., $39.95 (paperback)	1
TAKTIKON: Studies on the prosopography and administration of the Byzantine Themata	1
Gino Luzzatto and the contested place of Jews in the economic history of Mediterranean Europe	1
Rereading travelers to the east: shaping identities and building the nation in post-unifiction Italy Rereading travelers to the east: shaping identities and building the nation in post-	1
L’expérience du Levant à l’automne de la Renaissance. Le “Voyage de Constantinople” L’expérience du Levant à l’automne de la Renaissance. Le “Voyage de Constantinople” ,	0
The archive of the Venetian administration at Ithaca	0
Mapping deserted settlements in the Peloponnese, eighteenth–twentieth centuries: desertion patterns at the end of the Greek Revolution	0
Pietro Della Valle: Christian pilgrimage, antiquarianism and cosmopolitanism in the age of the Baroque	0
The quest for certainty in early modern Europe: from inquisition to inquiry 1550–1700	0
The Samians on Ikaria: communities, power, and island networks in the Hellenistic and Roman Aegean	0
Farewell to our co-editor Youval Rotman	0
The Captive Sea: slavery, communication, and commerce in early modern Spain and the Mediterranean	0
The story of one acquisition: Hebrew manuscripts from Venetian Candia	0
Perjury, honour, and disgrace in Roman Antiquity	0
The Republic of Arabic letters: Islam and the European Enlightenment The Republic of Arabic letters: Islam and the European Enlightenment , by Alexander Bevilacqua, Camb	0
A Sephardi Sea: Jewish memories across the modern Mediterranean A Sephardi Sea: Jewish memories across the modern Mediterranean , by Dario Miccoli, Bloomington: Indiana	0
Mediterranean encounters: trade and pluralism in early modern Galata	0
Coastal sailing, landscape inspection, and the making of holy sites along the eastern Mediterranean sea-routes	0
“For dress and language are my witness that I am a Levantine”: Alternating identities in eighteenth-century rabbinic journeys	0
Phoenicians and the making of the Mediterranean Phoenicians and the making of the Mediterranean , by Carolina López-Ruiz, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 2021, 426	0

Life after death: Venetian commercial activity around the Black Sea at the end of the fifteenth century (1479–1499)	0
Societies in transition in early Greece: an archaeological history	0
Port cities of the eastern Mediterranean: urban culture in the late Ottoman Empire	0
Abortion in early modern Italy	0
Italy’s sea: empire and nation in the Mediterranean, 1895–1945	0
Olympia: a cultural history	0
Rural producers in the High Court: the struggle for control of olive oil production in Israel, 1950–1953	0
Travelling in time and space: early modern variations on Burchard of Mount Sion’s Descriptio Terre Sancte	0
The perception of Romans (hrōmāyīg) in the Sasanian and Zoroastrian traditions	0
Shared saints and festivals among Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the medieval Mediterranean	0
Da Venezia al Cairo: Il viaggio di Zaccaria Pagani nel primo Cinquecento	0
The Sea in history – The early modern world/ La mer dans l’histoire – La période moderne	0
A Jewish Jesuit in the Eastern Mediterranean: early modern conversion, mission and the construction of identity	0
War and religion: Europe and the Mediterranean from the first through the twenty-first centuries	0
Sidi Jdidi I: La basilique sud; Sidi Jdidi II: Le groupe episcopal; Sidi Jdidi III: Des monnaies à l’archéologie Sidi Jdidi I. La basilique sud, Collection de l’École française de Rome<	0
Mare ORBIS: a network model for maritime transportation in the Roman world	0
Insights from a travel journal: travel knowledge in the late sixteenth-century Mediterranean	0
That most precious merchandise: the Mediterranean trade in Black Sea slaves, 1260–1500	0
Multilingualism in Venetian Dalmatia: studying languages and orality in written administrative documents from Split (fifteenth/sixteenth centuries)	0
Εκκρεμείς λογαριασμοί της Ιθάκης με την μεσαιωνική & ενετική Ιστορία (της) [Unsettled accounts between Ithaca and (its) mediaeval & Venetian history]	0
Chiselled in rock, printed on paper: Francesco Quaresmio and the epigraphy of the Holy Land	0
Prussia against Rome, 1724–1742: Mathurin Veyssière La Crozeʼs and Giuseppe Simone Assemaniʼs Mediterraneist views on the Nestorians in India*	0
Cash waqfs of Greece and Bulgaria in the Ottoman Empire from a comparative perspective, 1544–1912	0
Shaping the Acre region in Mandatory Palestine 1917–1948: environmental conditions and conflicting colonial interests	0
Infirmities and invisible ink: enslaved Muslims and magic in Malta, c.1598–c.1608	0
Pierre Belon’s singularity: pilgrim fact in Renaissance natural history	0
Finding Christ in roots and seeds: crucifixes produced by nature in Quaresmio’s Terrae Sanctae Elucidatio	0
The rise of the Sicilian question in the 1840s: the Italian reaction to geopolitical insecurity in the Mediterranean	0
The Greek revolution: a critical dictionary	0
Sea change: Ottoman textiles between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean	0
Classification and origins of two types of imitation Andrea Dandolo ducats	0
Collapse, affluence, and collapse again: contrasting climatic effects in Egypt during the prolonged reign of al-Mustanṣir (1036–1094)	0
The Wolf King: Ibn Mardanīsh and the construction of power in al-Andalus	0
Piracy and law in the Ottoman Mediterranean	0
Expressly Orient? Britain’s railway-making in pre-colonial Egypt	0
Visions of deliverance: Moriscos and the politics of prophecy in the early modern Mediterranean	0
All the grand dukes’ men: an overview of the Persian information network of Medici Tuscany between 1600 and 1639	0
Siren’s song: the news of Tabarka and its impact on Spanish Mediterranean policy in the mid-sixteenth century	0
The Battle of Satala: on the longevity of some topoi in Mediterranean and Iranian cultures	0
Taming the messiah: the formation of an Ottoman public sphere, 1600–1700 Taming the messiah: the formation of an Ottoman public sphere, 1600–1700 , by Aslıhan Gürbüzel,	0
Powering empire: how coal made the Middle East and sparked global carbonization	0
Στη δίνη της Χιακής καταστροφής (1822)· Διασταυρούμενες ιστορίες και συλλογική ταυτότητα [Entangled histories and collective identity: narratives of the Chios Massacre] (1822)	0
Reclaiming al-Andalus: Orientalist scholarship and Spanish nationalism, 1875–1919	0
The making of Syriac Jerusalem: representations of the Holy City in Syriac literature of late Antiquity and the Middle Ages The making of Syriac Jerusalem: representations of the Holy C	0
Henrietta Liston’s travels: the Turkish journals 1812–1820	0
Aspects of tree veneration around the cult of John the Baptist in medieval Syria and Spain (10^th–14^thcenturies CE)	0
Jews and the Mediterranean	0
Frankish Jerusalem: the transformation of a medieval city in the Latin East	0