Liesbeth Corens is a British Academy post-doctoral fellow at the University of Oxford, where she arrived after a PhD and research fellowship at the University of Cambridge. Her works focuses on early modern Catholic minorities and their central role in the Counter-Reformation practices of both English and Dutch Catholics. Having finished researching for Confessional Mobility she is currently working on Creating Counter-Archives: Record-collecting and Commemoration among Catholic Minorities, ca. 1660-1730, a comparative study of the commemorative practices of both English and Dutch Catholics. With Alexandra Walsham and Kate Peters, she has edited a number of volumes on the history of archives: 'The Social History of the Archive: Record Keeping in Early Modern Europe', Past & Present Supplement, 11, (2016) and Archives and Information in the Early Modern World (OUP, 2018)