Full-time Professor
Department of History
Dean of External Relations
Office of the Dean of External Relations
Contact info
[email protected]
[+39] 055 4686 535
Office
Villa Salviati- Manica, SAMN262
Administrative contact
Fabrizio Borchi
Working languages
German, English, Spanish
Links
Project Colonial legacies, invisible institutions, and financial markets in Latin America (and beyond)
Professor of Early Modern HistoryRegina Grafe (PhD LSE 2001) specialises in global economic and social history. Her fields of interest include the political economy of state and empire formation as well as the role of economic institutions in the Spanish Empire either side of the Atlantic. Her project "How pan-European cooperation beat competition in the Atlantic" challenges national narratives that portrayed the early modern European push for extra-European colonial hegemony as a result of intra-European competition. A second project "Colonial legacies, invisible institutions, and financial markets in Latin America (and beyond)" looks at the development of the sui generis financial sector in the Iberian colonies before 1800.
GRAFE, Regina (2022), La lección de las monjas : el sector crediticio colonial, la historia de género y una revolución historiográfica inacabada, Working Paper
GRAFE, Regina (2021), Latin America : 1700–1870, Contribution to book
GRAFE, Regina (2020), An empire of debts? : the Spanish Empire and its colonial realm, Contribution to book
GRAFE, Regina (2019), Midway Gardens restaurant, Chicago, United States of America, opened in 1914, demolished in 1929, Contribution to book
GRAFE, Regina; PEDREIRA, Jorge M. (2019), New imperial economies, Contribution to book
GRAFE, Regina; PRAK, Maarten (2019), Families, firms and polities : pre-modern institution, economic growth and the great divergence, Contribution to book
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Academic Year 2021-2022