The GUP Journals are joined by Maritimarum. Journal of Sea History, dedicated to the study of the relationship between humans and the sea in the past, explored through multiple perspectives in line with the approaches developed by maritime and naval history over recent decades.
Maritimarum is the name of a documentary series preserved in the State Archives of Genoa, containing a wide range of materials related to maritime life: from navigation routes to trade, from commerce to the administration of coastal societies, as well as diplomacy, piracy, ports, and foreign populations.

To read the first issue just published and learn more about the journal, visit Maritimarum. Journal of Sea History.

On the occasion of Più libri più liberi, the National Fair of Small and Medium Publishing, Genova University Press is pleased to present this new journal on Thursday, 4 December at 7:00 PM at the Sala Marte of the La Nuvola Congress Centre (Rome).
The event, curated by Luca Lo Basso and Antonio Musarra (respectively Editor-in-Chief and Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Maritimarum. Journal of Sea History) and introduced by Federica Imperiale (Head of Social, Cultural and Environmental Responsibility – Third Mission), will feature contributions from Leonardo Scavino and Andrea Zappia (members of the journal’s Editorial Board).