Prosopography is a traditional method of historical writing that combines institutional and cultural history with collective biography. The use of prosopography in diplomatic history has become more widespread during the last couple of decades. This page will feature discussion of prosopographical and related work.
Recent projects drawing upon work in prosopography include:
The Invention of International Bureaucracy project
The Lausanne project
The League of Nations database
The Visualizing the League of Nations Secretariat digital research tool
The International Ideas at UNESCO project
The EURECON project
The Mapping the Early American Foreign Service project
The Early American Foreign Service database
Some additional thoughts on prosopography: https://newdiplomatichistory.org/plot-and-character/
