MUCCIARELLI ROBERTA

Roberta Mucciarelli graduated in History in 1993 at the University of Siena. In 1995 she obtained the Diploma in Archiving, Palaeography and Diplomacy and in 1998 the title of PhD in Urban and Rural History (University of Perugia). From 1999 to 2002 she held a research grant announced by the University of Siena, for the scientific sector Medieval History, at the Department of History. Since 1 November 2002 she has been a researcher of Medieval History at the same University where she has been teaching since the academic year 2000-2001; since 1 March 2016 you have held the position of associate professor. Her research interests are aimed at the history of municipal society (especially XIII-XIV centuries), a framework within which both general and synthesis publications and those focused on the territory (Siena, Tuscany) are located.
Main research areas:
Family history and city history in the communal age
Urban and rural history of the late Middle Ages
Political practices and judicial practices in the communal age
The construction of social control
Current research projects:
Bandits: petitions to Siena in the fourteenth century (1321 and 1329). Analysis of the “Biccherna” (731 and 732)