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Giuseppe Marcocci is a scholar of Early Modern Global History based at the University of Oxford, where he is affiliated with Exeter College. His scholarly focus includes the study of global empires, particularly those of Spain and Portugal, and the Iberian religious world, with a keen interest in the Inquisition and the agency of converts. His recent publication, 'Globe on Paper' (OUP, 2020), explores historiography and global interactions during the age of exploration. Marcocci is engaged in cutting-edge research on the political life of early modern Iberian empires and continues to contribute to discussions on the legacy of the Portuguese Inquisition. In addition to teaching, he serves as the chair of the editorial board for the 'Journal of Early Modern History' and is involved in various research centers at Oxford that explore European and Global History. He encourages inquiries from graduate students interested in Iberian history from 1450 to 1800 and actively participates in academic discourse through seminars and conferences.
University of Oxford • Oxford
Teaching and research in Early Modern Global History, focusing on the Iberian empires and their global interactions.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.