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Dr. Erin Maglaque is a Lecturer in Early Modern European History at the University of Sheffield, affiliated with the School of History, Philosophy and Digital Humanities. She specializes in the cultural history of early modern Italy, with a focus on transnational Mediterranean connections and intersections of gender, family, and political culture.
- D.Phil. in History, University of Oxford (2015)
- Junior Research Fellow, Oriel College, Oxford (2015–2018)
- Lecturer, University of St Andrews (2018)
Her research bridges two key strands: Italy's transnational Mediterranean ties and gender/family in early modern political culture. Her 2018 monograph, Venice’s Intimate Empire, integrates family letters, humanist geographies, and Venetian archives to explore imperial governance through intimate networks.
Her recent publications (2024–2022) span topics including medieval women's lives, Renaissance art, and gender in historical narratives. She actively reviews for New York Times Book Review, New York Review of Books, and London Review of Books.
Dr. Maglaque supervises postgraduate research in early modern European history, particularly Italy/Mediterranean, and co-curated the 2015 exhibition Boomtown: Silver and Science, Riches and Radicalism in Renaissance Bohemia at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
