Dimitra Vassiliadou is Associate Professor of Social History of Southeastern Europe at the University of the Aegean and Principal Investigator of “Brutal Intimacies: A History of Rape in Modern Greece, 1900s–1960s,” funded by the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation. She is the author of The Tropic of Writing: Family Ties and Emotions in Modern Greece, 1850–1930, and co-editor of five volumes on gender, masculinity, sexuality, emotions, and sexual violence. She has worked as an individual researcher and within multidisciplinary teams. Her research interests include the history of sexuality and sexual violence, emotions, gender, family, and crime.