École Pratique des Hautes Études, PSL - EA 4116
Maître de conférences (HDR), section des sciences historiques et philologiques
Méthodes en histoire du monde portugais
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Topics of research
• Political, social and cultural history of Portugal (11th-21th centuries) and its empire (16th-20th centuries), particularly in Asia.
a) Translations and cultural transfers; actors and modalities of the circulation of scientific knowledge in the early modern age; Jesuit missions in Asia; cartography, cryptography, navigation techniques and shipbuilding technologies; military architecture.
b) Miscegenations, acculturations, identity building processes, religious conversions in the Middle-East and in South and Southeast Asia.
• Maritime history of the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean. The riparian countries and their international relations:
a) Port- cities and trade networks; diplomacy and information systems; interpreters and intelligence networks.
(b) Luso-Ottoman political relations (Mediterranean and Indian Ocean [Red Sea, Persian Gulf, Gujarat, Bay of Bengal]); Luso-Arab (Oman, Yemen) and Luso-Safavid, 16th-17th centuries.
° History of the Iberian Jews in the Ottoman Empire.
• Comparative history of the European Empires in Asia, 16th-18th centuries.
Work in progress
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• Edition of the book Portugal and the Ottoman Empire at the time of D. João III and Suleiman the Magnificent. The rivalry for hegemony in the Persian Gulf (1538-1578) ( “habilitation à diriger des recherches”)
• Edition of the Proceedings of the International Congress on the History of Shipbuilding (Wooden and Post-Wooden, Maritime History and Research Center, International Association of Maritime Studies, (IAMS), Piri Reis University, Istanbul, 10-11 May 2018.
• Critical edition of Gemelli Careri's Giro del Mondo ( Naples, 1699) (with Ilda dos Santos, University of Paris 3 - Sorbonne Nouvelle) ed. Honoré Champion.
• Study on the Iberian sources of Kitab-ı Bahriye of Piri Reis (new edition by Jean-Louis Bacqué-Grammont, CNRS, Paris).
• Edition of Portuguese and Ottoman documents on Basra (16th century) (with Jean-Louis Bacqué-Grammont, CNRS, and Faruk Bilici, INALCO).
• Publication of documents on the Luso-Ottoman rivalry in the Indian Ocean (Persian Gulf and Oman) and the relations of Estado da Índia with Safavid Persia and the Indian Sultanates (Gujarat, Bijapur) in the 16th century.
• Edition of the Persian letters in the Cartas Orientais collection in the National Archives of Lisbon (with Nader Nasiri Moghaddam, University of Strasbourg).
• Edition of the Red Sea Rutter (Roteiro do Mar Roxo) by D.João de Castro (1547) as part of the ANR / MeDIan program and participation in the anthology of texts on the Indian Ocean as a part of the same program [dir. Eric Vallet, Laboratory of Medieval Islam, CNRS, UMR 8167, University of Paris I).
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