RESEACH INTERESTS
Early Modern and Modern Europe, Jewish History, Political Economy and Economic Theory, Transregional and Cross-Cultural Relations, Intellectual History, and the Middle East.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
British empire and the American Revolution
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Twentieth-century United States; history of capitalism; history of science, technology, and medicine.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Latin America; Law and Legal Practice; Economic History; Agrarian Studies; Commodities and Development; Social Movements and State Formation; Political and Legal Theory
DISSERTATION
Administrators of the Revolution: Law and Rural Governance in the Mexican Gulf, 1870–1940
PUBLICATIONS
“Legal History in the US and Latin America: Explaining a Methodological Divide,” Latin American Legal Studies, 10, 2 (2022): 7-60.
“Constitución y violencia: historia mexicana para el presente chileno”, Nexos, co-written with Rodrigo del Río, August 2022.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Early Modern Britain and its Empire; Political Economy; Comparative Empires; the Atlantic World
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Intellectual, cultural, economic, and urban histories; early modern Mediterranean, Spanish America, Portuguese America, Dutch America, French America, and British America; modern Mexico and the Hispanic Caribbean (including New York, Chicago, Florida, etc.); global and comparative histories of cities, capitalism, and modernity; history of ideas, history, literature, visual arts, music, theatre, cinema, etc.; Romance languages and literatures (Spanish, Italian, Catalan, French, and Portuguese); history of the Spanish language and literature; the relationship between cosmopolitanism, ideas, and immigration
RESEARCH INTERESTS
The Atlantic world, Anglo-French imperial rivalry, the Enlightenment, political economy, gender, race, intellectual history, digital humanities
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Brazil, Modern Latin America, US 1900-present, political economy, history of capitalism
BIOGRAPHY
Eduardo Romero received his BA in History from the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp), Brazil, and was an exchange student at the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain. He received an MPhil in Economic and Social History from the University of Cambridge, UK.