Antonino De

About the Author

Antonino De is a distinguished historian and scholar whose research illuminates the intricate web of transatlantic exchanges between the Mediterranean and Atlantic worlds during the long eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. With a keen eye for the nuances of cultural, economic, and political circulations, De explores how connections and perspectives shaped identities and power dynamics from 1756 to 1867. Drawing on extensive archival work across Iberian and American sources, his scholarship bridges colonial legacies with modern global histories, offering fresh insights into overlooked networks of trade, migration, and intellectual exchange. A professor at a leading European university, De's contributions continue to influence debates in Atlantic and Mediterranean studies, emphasizing the fluidity of borders in an era of empire and revolution.