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Dr Teresa Barucci is a Fellow by Examination in Medieval History at Magdalen College, University of Oxford, a position she has held since January 2024. Her academic work is situated within the central History Department of the University of Oxford.
Her educational background includes:
- PhD in History, University of Cambridge
- MSt, University of Oxford
- BA, Durham University
Dr Barucci specializes in the social and political history of human mobility in late medieval Europe, employing comparative and trans-regional methodologies. Her research examines how academic mobility shaped collective identity formation at medieval universities, analyzes freedom of movement and regulatory mechanisms in fifteenth-century Italy, and explores connections between pre-modern historical phenomena and modern social sciences. She investigates diverse mobile populations including students, merchants, pilgrims, and vagrants across European and Mediterranean contexts.
Her recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on medieval social structures, identity politics, and cultural practices through interdisciplinary lenses. The 2024 heresy study in Bologna and 2023 manuscript analysis at Paris reveal her expertise in textual evidence and spatial mobility patterns within institutional settings.
Her scientific recognition includes:
- Rome Fellowship at the British School at Rome
No information is available regarding graduate student supervision or research grant funding. Dr Barucci's work operates within Oxford's History Department framework without mention of dedicated laboratories or research teams.
