The International Interdisciplinary Institute

Members of The Triple-I:

• Zacharias Andreadakis (University of Michigan/Oslo, classical studies, social and political philosophy)
• Camilla Annerfeldt (European University Institute, history)
• Thordis Arrhenius (Linköping University, cultural heritage, department of social change and culture)
• Marcello Barbanera (“La Sapienza” University of Rome, classical archaeology)
• Ingrid Berg (Stockholm University, archaeology)
• Michael Björne (Lund, Business Simulation Developer)
• Vincent Browne (Trinity College Dublin/University College Dublin, development practice)
• Diederik Burgersdijk (Radboud University/Dutch Classical Association (chairman), classical studies)
• Liam Cagney (Berlin and Paris, writer and musician)
• Caoimhe Costigan (Trinity College Dublin/University College Dublin, development practice)
• Lindsay Der (University of British Columbia, anthropology)
• Anne Duray (Stanford University, classics and archaeology)
• Anders Ehlin (Berlin, composer/sound artist)
• Laurien de Gelder (Amsterdam, Allard Pierson Museum, museum studies)
• Michael Grieve (Berlin, Berlin Foto Kiez, creative director and photographer)
• Igor Guardiancich (International Labour Organization, Geneva, political science)
• Magnus Haglund (Gothenburg/Stockholm, writer, critic and musician)
• Anders Herlitz (University of Gothenburg and Harvard, moral philosophy)
• Richard Holmgren (Skänninge, ARCDOC, classical archaeologist)
• David Horan (University College Dublin/Dublin City University, economics)
• Raphael Hunsucker (Radboud University/Rome, classical studies)
• Marie Kraft (Rome & Paris, architect)
• Per Krakau (Stockholm, clinical psychologist)
• Peter Lang (Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm, Research-Lab)
• Ger Loughnane (Trinity College Dublin, Institute of Neuroscience, cognitive science)
• Sara Michaëlsson (University of Gothenburg, Italian and literature)
• Vladimir Mihajlović (Institute for Balkan Studies, Belgrade, archaeology)
• Tom O’Dwyer (University of Limerick, physiotherapy, clinical analyst and eHealth)
• Aris Spentsas (Polytechnic University of Valencia/Athens, contemporary art and spectatorship)
• Karolina Spolniewski (Berlin, photographer)
• Bernhard Struck (University of St Andrews, Institute for Transnational and Spatial History)
• Edith Söderström (Stockholm, writer and musician)
• Erik Törnkvist (Stockholm, architect)
• Patrick Paul Walsh (School of Politics and International Relations, University College Dublin, director of the UCD Centre for Sustainable Development Studies, international development studies)
• John S. Webb (Malmö, photographer)
• Frederick Whitling (Rome/Stockholm, Kungl. Vitterhetsakademien, history)
• Victoria Witkowski (European University Institute, history)
• Olof Åkerlund (Malmö, journalist/writer)

Photos: John S. Webb (left), Frederick Whitling (right)