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Professor Claudia Moatti teaches at the University of Southern California as a part-time faculty member in Classics. She has a background in Roman history, focusing on topics such as Roman administration, human mobility, and the legal concept of libertas. Her research delves into the construction of the concept of respublica, exploring the administrative capacity of the Roman State and its control over people and territories. Professor Moatti has worked extensively on developments in Roman archives and the rationalization efforts at the end of the Republic. Currently, her research program, which has a four-year timeline, investigates human mobility in the Mediterranean during ancient and early modern periods. It seeks to understand the political, cultural, and social effects of movement in Roman society. Professor Moatti has authored notable works such as "La république dans tous ses états" and various articles dissecting aspects of citizenship and mobility in the Roman Empire. Her academic contributions include invited presentations across prestigious institutions and conferences, where she shared insights about migration and the interplay of law, identity, and economy in ancient Rome.
University of Southern California • Los Angeles, CA
Teaching and conducting research in Classics.
University of Southern California • Los Angeles, CA
Full professor engaged in various research projects and teaching responsibilities.
University of Paris 8 • Paris, France
Full-time faculty member conducting research and teaching in history.
University of Paris 1 • Paris, France
Conducted lectures and seminars in History.
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