MoHu ProjectsSEE ALSO MOBILAB PROJECTS Research on the move | Bi-Lateral Workshop MoHu & EUI SAIL – Sicilians dreAmIng Louisiana: Agents of Migration and Labour Recruiters on the Palermo-New Orleans Route (1865-1901) The mobility of texts: past, present and future Herbaria on the move between history and botany: exploring scientific, political, and cultural narratives through Achille Forti’s botanical collections (1878-1937) Tourism Contained (DeterTour) 2024 Work, workplaces and mobility in preindustrial Italy: a gender perspective MOBEDGE – Mobility on the Edge: Mapping Borders Through a Multidisciplinary Perspective Circu.I.T.I.N.G. – Circulation of Ideas and Things within Intellectual Networks around the Globe Resilience of proto-industrial manufacturing sectors in the early modern global markets: the case of Venetian glass and silk industries (17th-18th centuries) Material Culture and Risorgimento: Activism, Emotions, Mobility PRIN 2022 Project Walking Landscapes of Urban Culture (WALC) PRIN 2022 PNRR project SILKRAA – The Silk Road across the Alps Intergenerational mobility and occupational status in the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy Women’s Work in Rural Italy (1500-1800) MoHu Book | 2023 Routledge edited collection Reimagining Mobilities across the Humanities Narrations on the “Place of Return” (maʿād). Religious and philosophical eschatologies in comparison in Baghdad and surroundings (10th-11th cent.) Control and conceptions of foreigners’ mobility in the Lombardy-Venetia between 18th and 19th century An Italian among Chinese Elite: Ludovico Nicola di Giura (1868-1947) HuMaps: Framing Migration Narratives and Visualities through the Lens of the Cartographic Humanities Museum objects in movement Roma’scapes: Geographies of Mobility in Urban Wildness Mobility and movements of the escaping Sullan proscribed Bo 2022 Project Mobility in Historical Perspective: Oxford-Berlin-Padua Research Network Mobility from a cultural perspective: connections between cultural histories, cultural geographies and literary studies Communities in the Early Middle Ages Landscapes of Human Mobilities Can Refugees Save the World? Post-Development Approaches to livelihood from Palestinian Refugee Camps in Lebanon Gender and mobility across the Mediterranean and the Red sea (19th and 20th century): Italy, Libya and Eritrea «LiVE». Libri Veneti in Europe: Mapping the loans of Greek books of the Library of St Mark, from Venice to Europe The march of General Sherman’s armies through South Carolina (1865) Landscapes in Human Mobilities Women and University. The women in the history of Padua University (19th and 20th century) The Brazilian sugar: A good that crossed the Atlantic in the early modern age (17th century) Excellence in Economy. Italian craftsmanship in international markets: a comparative analysis between the Veneto and the Tuscan cases
