
Public Rituals in the Portuguese Empire, 1498–1822
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Dr. António Camões Gouveia, NOVA FCSH – CHAM; UCP – CEHR; Reliquiarum SCML/MSR, has taught Early Modern History and Cultural History at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa from 1981 to 2024. His scientific interests focus on Cultural History, Mentalities, Religious History and Anthropology. He combines these with Heritage, Museology, and Mediation.
Dr. Laura Fernández-González, FSA, FRHisSoc, is an art and architectural historian of the Iberian world at the University of Lincoln, UK. Her publications include Philip II of Spain and the Architecture of Empire (2021); Visual & Spatial Hybridity in the Iberian World (2020); Festival Culture in the World of the Spanish Habsburgs (2015/2024).
Dr. Federico Palomo is a historian of the Early Modern Iberian World at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. Among his publications should be mentioned «Production et circulation de savoirs dans une monarchie polycentrique» (2022), Monarquías ibéricas em perspectiva comparada (2018), Written Empires: Franciscans, texts and the making of early-modern Iberian Empires (2016).