The research interests of our academic members of staff
Modern and Contemporary Mediterranean; Politics and International Relations; Modern and Contemporary Maltese History.
Venice; the Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem; the Mediterranean and Malta in Early Modern Times.
Comparative Social and Economic History 1800-1930s; Poor Relief, Public Health and Hospitalisation; Colonial Medicine and Quarantine Studies;Colonial/Postcolonial Labour and Migration;
Public Memory and Oral History; and Mediterranean Historiography.
Maltese and Central Mediterranean social/political/economic History 1000-1500.
The Order of St John (the Hospitallers); Early Modern (c.1450-c.1789) History of Malta and Europe; Early Modern Global History; History of Religion; Gender History; History of Slavery; Public Rituals and Festivities.
Early Modern and Modern Social, Demographic and Family Histories.
Medieval Mediterranean: 1000-1500: Political, Social, Economic History, Sicily, Southern Italy, Malta; Jewish-Christian Relations; Crusading in the Fifteenth Century.
Late Modern and Contemporary Political European History; Modern and Contemporary Global History; 19th and 20th Century Maltese politico-eocnomic, socio-cultural History; Feminism and History.
