Early Modern Rome Research Network
The Rome Research Network was created in 2003 to promote
and aid research into renaissance or early modern Rome.
It is a cooperative project involving staff from a number
of universities, including the University of Edinburgh
and the Open University. Through our mailing group and
annual work-in-progress seminar we aim to provide an
arena for the exchange of ideas, intellectual queries
and practical help in all aspects of the study of Rome
from c. 1400-1700.
All those undertaking postgraduate research in this
field are welcomed to post information about relevant
events and publications, or to ask for advice about
any aspect of their research on our mailing list - www.jiscmail.ac.uk/rome.
For more information, please contact the current convenor,
Piers Baker Bates.
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