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Catriona MacLeod is a Lecturer in History at the University of Glasgow's College of Arts, specializing in early modern gender history with a focus on Scotland and Europe. Her research emphasizes women's economic roles in 18th-century Glasgow, particularly their contributions to urban development through domestic enterprises linked to trans-Atlantic trade.
Her recent work includes editing *The Whole Economy: Work and Gender in Early Modern Europe* (2023), a collaborative volume exploring gendered labor frameworks. She has also published reviews analyzing women's financial agency in early modern Britain.
- Teaching roles: Convenor of MSc Gender History, instructor for courses on early modern gender, urban history, and European social history.
- Current project: A monograph *Women, Family and Domestic Enterprise in Glasgow’s Economy, c.1740-1830*, reframing Glasgow's development through women's economic activities.
Her research integrates economic, social, and gendered analyses to challenge traditional narratives of urban growth, emphasizing household economies and women's unpaid labor as foundational to early modern economic systems.
