Nandini Das is Professor of Early Modern Literature and Culture at the University of Oxford, and Director of 'Travel, Transculturality, and Identity in England, 1550-1700'. Her publications include Robert Greene’s Planetomachia (2007), Renaissance Romance (2011), The Cambridge History of Travel Writing (2019, co-edited with Tim Youngs), and Keywords of Identity, Race, and Migration in Early Modern England (2021, co-written with the ERC-TIDE research team). João Vicente Melo is a JIN research fellow at Universidade Pablo de Olavide, Seville, and the Trade and Diplomacy lead on the TIDE project (2016.2020). Lauren Working is an historian and literary scholar and the Religion and Ethnography lead on the TIDE project. Haig Z. Smith is a global historian and the Law and Governance lead on the TIDE project.

• Introduction, ALIEN/STRANGER, AMBASSADOR, BLACKAMOOR/MOOR, BROKER, CANNIBAL, CITIZEN, CONVERT, COURTIER, DENIZEN, ENVOY, EXILE, FOREIGNER, FRIEND/ALLY, GYPSY, HEATHEN, HOST, INDIAN, INTERPRETER, JEW, MAHOMETAN, MERCENARY, MERCHANT, NATIVE, PAGAN, PIRATE, ROGUE, SAVAGE/BARBARIAN, SECRETARY, SETTLER, SPY, TRAITOR, TRANSLATOR, TRAVELLER, VAGRANT/VAGABOND, Bibliography, Index.

Nandini Das is Professor of Early Modern Literature and Culture at the University of Oxford, and Director of 'Travel, Transculturality, and Identity in England, 1550-1700'. Her publications include Robert Greene’s Planetomachia (2007), Renaissance Romance (2011), The Cambridge History of Travel Writing (2019, co-edited with Tim Youngs), and Keywords of Identity, Race, and Migration in Early Modern England (2021, co-written with the ERC-TIDE research team). João Vicente Melo is a JIN research fellow at Universidade Pablo de Olavide, Seville, and the Trade and Diplomacy lead on the TIDE project (2016.2020). Lauren Working is an historian and literary scholar and the Religion and Ethnography lead on the TIDE project. Haig Z. Smith is a global historian and the Law and Governance lead on the TIDE project.

• Introduction, ALIEN/STRANGER, AMBASSADOR, BLACKAMOOR/MOOR, BROKER, CANNIBAL, CITIZEN, CONVERT, COURTIER, DENIZEN, ENVOY, EXILE, FOREIGNER, FRIEND/ALLY, GYPSY, HEATHEN, HOST, INDIAN, INTERPRETER, JEW, MAHOMETAN, MERCENARY, MERCHANT, NATIVE, PAGAN, PIRATE, ROGUE, SAVAGE/BARBARIAN, SECRETARY, SETTLER, SPY, TRAITOR, TRANSLATOR, TRAVELLER, VAGRANT/VAGABOND, Bibliography, Index.

Nandini Das is Professor of Early Modern Literature and Culture at the University of Oxford, and Director of 'Travel, Transculturality, and Identity in England, 1550-1700'. Her publications include Robert Greene’s Planetomachia (2007), Renaissance Romance (2011), The Cambridge History of Travel Writing (2019, co-edited with Tim Youngs), and Keywords of Identity, Race, and Migration in Early Modern England (2021, co-written with the ERC-TIDE research team). João Vicente Melo is a JIN research fellow at Universidade Pablo de Olavide, Seville, and the Trade and Diplomacy lead on the TIDE project (2016.2020). Lauren Working is an historian and literary scholar and the Religion and Ethnography lead on the TIDE project. Haig Z. Smith is a global historian and the Law and Governance lead on the TIDE project.

• Introduction, ALIEN/STRANGER, AMBASSADOR, BLACKAMOOR/MOOR, BROKER, CANNIBAL, CITIZEN, CONVERT, COURTIER, DENIZEN, ENVOY, EXILE, FOREIGNER, FRIEND/ALLY, GYPSY, HEATHEN, HOST, INDIAN, INTERPRETER, JEW, MAHOMETAN, MERCENARY, MERCHANT, NATIVE, PAGAN, PIRATE, ROGUE, SAVAGE/BARBARIAN, SECRETARY, SETTLER, SPY, TRAITOR, TRANSLATOR, TRAVELLER, VAGRANT/VAGABOND, Bibliography, Index.