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Department of History

We investigate the global, comparative, and transnational history of Europe since 1400

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The discreet charm of mercantilism

Tariffs, counter-tariffs, and other trade restrictions are more and more on the headlines. As global powers seem increasingly keen to engage in trade wars, are we experiencing a new dawn of mercantilism?

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The Department of History focuses primarily on the history of Europe, from the late medieval and early modern period to the present, in a transnational and global context.

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Glenda Sluga on women's roles in the history of globalisation

In this #EUIResearch interview, Professor Glenda Sluga explores the often overlooked role of women in the history of globalisation, delving into how women have shaped international politics, economic networks, and global institutions, and challenging traditional narratives that focus solely on male figures.

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Department of History

Villa Salviati

Pedestrian access: Via Bolognese 156 / Via Faentina 261
Car access: Via Salviati 3B

50139 Firenze (FI)

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