Rory Rapple
دانشیار · Political Thought in Early Modern Britain and Ireland
University of Notre Dameمعرفی
Rory Rapple is an Associate Professor of History at the University of Notre Dame, specializing in Early Modern British and Irish political thought, military culture, and colonial administration. His work bridges Atlantic World studies with European and Irish political history.
- Education: Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge
His research examines the intellectual and institutional frameworks of Tudor/Stuart governance, focusing on figures like Sir Humphrey Gilbert and Sir Richard Bingham. He explores themes of absolutism, military strategy, and the transmission of political ideas across Europe and the Atlantic.
His book Martial Power and Elizabethan Political Culture (2009) redefines the role of military elites in shaping early modern political thought. Current projects include studies on the Nine Years' War in Ireland and Shakespeare's engagement with military and colonial themes.
No formal awards listed, but his publications demonstrate significant scholarly impact. Advising and grants details not specified in text. Active in research on Tudor military administration and early modern violence narratives.
