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About AEGIS
Organisation and Board
AEGIS is registered as a Foundation in the Netherlands and is governed by a five-member Board. The Board implements the policies of the network as set forth in the AEGIS Annual Plenary Meeting. The Board is assisted by a series of specific Working Groups or Task Forces:
- The Scientific Advisory Committee acts as an academic reference group for projects and other scholarly activities of particular relevance.
- The Working Group on New Technologies is responsible for the AEGIS website and the use of electronic media.
The AEGIS network operates along a cost-effective principle. Its modest financial requirements are supported by regular annual contributions from its members and from ad hoc project/conference funding.
The AEGIS Board
- Prof. Paul Nugent (Edinburgh), President
- Prof. Ton Dietz (Leiden)
- Prof. Ulf Engel (Leipzig)
- Dr. Andreas Mehler (Hamburg)
- Dr. Carin Norberg (Uppsala)
- Prof. Manuel Joćo Ramos (Lisbon)
The AEGIS Scientific Advisory Committee
Honorary members
- Prof. Patrick Chabal (King's College, London)
- Prof. Alessandro Triulzi (Istituto Universitario Orientale, Naples)
- Prof. Graham Furniss (SOAS, London)
- Prof. Leo de Haan (ISS, The Hague)