I am truly honoured to share that my book “Hegel and Italian Political Thought” has been selected as one of the finalists for the Giuseppe Galasso Prize. The jury recognised the “excellent scientific quality and the valuable contribution to the international historiographical debate.”

It was a great honour to discuss my book with David James, Axel Körner, and all my amazing colleagues and friends in Cambridge who shared with me their insights and comments. Thank you all!

So excited to kick off the Cambridge Political Thought and Intellectual History Seminar discussing my book with David James (Warwick) and Axel Koerner (Leipzig) on Monday 27th of January. Please join us if you are around!
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A very busy year with special guests at Homerton such as Reverend Al Sharpton, Diana Abbott, and Armando Iannucci; incredible conversations with great colleagues…and finally holding my new book in my hands.

My students filled with energy and sparks this very intense 2024 and I am so very thankful.

It is a special feeling to hold your book in your hands and maybe even more special to find it in the Cambridge University Press bookshop.

I could not be happier❤️

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Hi everyone! A lot of new followers recently so want to introduce myself. Interested in intellectual history, history of modern European political thought, Italian history and political philosophy. My new book is coming out on December 5th: www.cambridge.org/core/books/h.... Here the discount flyer

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Very excited to be presenting about my forthcoming book at the Oxford Political Thought Seminar on Monday 21st of October. If you happen to be around please join us 😊

Our Modern European History term card is out and we start on Thursday with a seminar in collaboration with the Modern British history Seminar with our own @SarCaputo and Julia Moses (Sheffield) on “Writing British Histories in European Contexts: Challenges and Opportunities”

It was so much fun to talk about my book on “Hegel and Italian Political Thought: The Practice of Ideas, 1832-1900” at the Political Theory Workshop at Yale University. Great conversations, insightful comments, and a very interesting exchange of ideas. www.cambridge.org/core/books/h...

My book has a cover and I love it! It’s coming 🥳

It’s here! Getting ready for the final revision! My book “Hegel and Italian Political Thought: The Practice of Ideas, 1932-1900” will be out in September! www.cambridge.org/core/books/h...

Amazing evening yesterday at LSE for the IHR Political Thought seminar. A conversation between me and Richard Bourke on the state of the scholarship about Hegel and the Hegelian traditions of Political Thought…a contextual turn in Hegel studies seems on the way! Great questions and audience!

What could be better to celebrate #internationalwomensday than a lecture to undergrad on Women’s emancipation in Europe and a Mediterranean Research Cluster with amazing female scholars discussing women in Albanian and Gipsy communities in the Med…I missed the mimosa though😬

What a great evening! Hegel is back and now everyone knows that it can be fun! Thanks to Richard Bourke for his amazing book “Hegel’s World Revolutions” and to Chris Clark and @leaypi.bsky.social for their insightful and thought-provoking comments @thecambridgeschool.bsky.social

Our own Chris Clark, Regius Professor of History at Cambridge, will give the annual lecture of the Cambridge Italian Research Network on ‘Italy in 1848/49” on Nov 8th, 5:15pm St John’s College (Lightfoot room). Don’t miss it! @thecambridgeschool.bsky.social

It’s here! Thrilled to have in my hands the new book by Richard Bourke “Hegel’s World Revolutions” and looking forward to the discussion in January at the Cambridge Political Thought and Intellectual History Seminar @thecambridgeschool.bsky.social

Kicking off the Cambridge Political Thought and Intellectual History Research seminar with a round-table discussion on the new book of our very own Michael Sonenscher “Capitalism: the Story behind the World” with Helen Thompson and Keith Tribe. A great start!