We seek submissions that carefully examine Conversos and Moriscos history on a variety of levels: construction of identities, Otherness, belief and practice, the problem of assimilation, their culture and literary production, and experiences of their Mediterranean diaspora, among others. Despite the unique trajectory of each group, we believe they are worth considering together, so we invite proposals that analyze their parallel histories in comparison and in dialogue with each other. Moreover, in order to properly assess the nature and complexity of the conversion phenomena in Early Modern Iberian history, we encourage submissions that expand the discussion on the Conversos and Moriscos beyond the borders of Iberia, investigating the ways in which these groups engaged also with various networks across the wider Mediterranean region. Although the conference is framed for research specializing in the Early Modern period, contributions from other periods will also be considered. We welcome abstracts up to 250 words for papers in English, French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish, that engage with the above-mentioned topics.