Curriculum Vitae

NADIA URBINATI Kyriakos Tsakopoulos Professor of Political Theory

Columbia University Department of Political Science

February 2017

Office: Private residence: 719 International Affairs 410 Riverside Drive, Apt. 132 420 West 118th Street New York, NY 10025 New York, NY 10027 Phone: (212) 932-0384 Phone: (212) 854-3977 Fax: (212) 854-5670 nu15@columbia.edu EDUCATION 1989 European University Institute of Florence, Ph.D. in Political and Social Sciences (with the compliments of the jury). 1980 University of Parma, Specialization Diploma in History of Philosophy (cum laude). 1977 University of Bologna, Laurea in Philosophy (cum laude). AWARDS AND PRIZES 2010 Kyriakos Tsakapoulos Professorship of Political Theory (nomination) 2009 The Lenfest Distinguished Columbia Faculty Award. 2008 Order of Merit known as Commendatore della Repubblica (Commander of the Italian Republic) awarded by the President of the Italian Republic for “her contribution to the study of democracy and the diffusion of Italian liberal and democratic thought abroad" 2004 David and Elaine Spitz Prize awarded by The Conference for the Study of Political

Thought to my book Mill on Democracy: From the Athenian Polis to Representative Government (see below) as the best book in liberal and/or democratic theory

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published in 2002. 1992 The Italian National Council for Researches (CNR) Award for the best research in

Political Theory by CNR fellows in the year 1991-92. DISTINCTIONS and FELLOWSHIPS 2013 Sciences Po Alliance Visiting Professorship 2011 Astor Visiting Lecturer Trinity 2011, Oxford University 2010 Visiting Scholar Fellowship, Collegio Carlo Alberto Moncalieri (Italy) 2010 Wissenschaftskolleg Berlin -Visiting Guest (January 18-28) 2009 Summer Fellowship Nisa-Sum (Florence) 2007-8 Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Fellow, University Center for Human Values, Princeton 2007 Promotion to Full Professor, Columbia University 2007 Appointed as Nell and Herbert M. Singer Professor of Contemporary Civilization in

the Core Curriculum, Columbia University 2007 Appointed as a Member of the National Committee for the Celebrations of the

Centennial Anniversary of Norberto Bobbio’s birth (1909-2009) 2006 Appointed as Nell and Herbert M. Singer Associate Professor of Contemporary Civilization in the Core Curriculum, Columbia University 2004 Promotion to Tenured Associate Professor, Columbia University 2001 The President of the Italian Republic Nomination as a Member of the National Committee for the Celebrations of the Centennial Anniversary of Piero Gobetti’s

birth (1901-2001) 2000 Certification (Abilitazione) of Political Theory Professorship awarded by the

National Committee for Academic Selection of the Italian Ministry of High Education

1999-00 Chamberlain Fellowship, Columbia University 1996 Summer Grant of the Humanities and Social Sciences Council of the Faculty Development Committee, Columbia University 1995 Summer Grant, Italian National Council for Researches (CNR.) 1993-95 Biannual Post-Doctoral Fellowship, University of Turin, Department of Political Studies 1992-93 The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton: Member of the School of Social Science 1992 Fellowship Luigi Einaudi Foundation, Turin 1991-92 Visiting Fellowship, University Center for Human Values, Princeton University. 1989-91 Biannual Fellowship for Research Abroad, Italian National Council for Researches (CNR) 1985-89 European University Institute of Florence Graduate School Fellowship 1983-84 Research Fellowship Antonio Banfi Institute of Reggio Emilia (Italy) 1978-83 Teaching Assistant, University of Bologna, Department of Philosophy

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Political Science Association European Political Science Association The American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy The Conference for the Study of Political Thought SERVICE to The ITALIAN GOVERNMENT 2013 Appointed by the Italian Government as a Member of a Committee of experts for the

Reform of the Constitution. UNIVERSITY POSITIONS 1996- Department of Political Science, Columbia University. 2014-18 Visiting Professor Bocconi University, Milan (Italy) 2013 Spring - Visiting Professor SciencesPo (Paris) 2009-15 Associate Director of The Institute for the Comparative Literature and Society at

Columbia University. 2007- Visiting Professor School of High Studies (Scuola Superiore) Sant’Anna of Pisa (Italy); 2001 Visiting Professor, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil, Institute of Philosophy and Human Sciences. 1995-96 Lecturer: Princeton University, Department of Politics;

Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Graduate School of Arts and Science, New York University. 1994-95 Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Graduate School of Arts and Science, New York University; Visiting Professor in The New School for Social Research; Visiting Professor, University of Pennsylvania, Department of Political Science; Lecturer, Princeton University, Department of Politics and the Woodrow Wilson School. 1978-83 Teaching Assistant, University of Bologna (Italy), Department of Philosophy. Courses teaching at Columbia University at the undergraduate and graduate levels: Democratic Theory; Democracy and Its Critics; Interpretations of Democracy; Modern Political Through; Ancient Political Thought; Theories of Resistance and Disobedience; Republicanism (three seminars on Ancient, Modern and contemporary visions of republicanism); Interpretations of Democracy.

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CO-EDITOR 2005-2010 Constellations: An International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory; 2015 – Iride, a Journal of Philosophy and Public Debate 1994- 2010 Critica Liberale. 2014 - Parolechiave EDITORIAL BOARD and ADVISORY BOARD Member of the Executive Committee of CONGRIP (a division of the American Political Science Association), 2014-16; Austrian Journal of Political Science; European Studies Forum; Ethics & Global Politics; Journal of Modern Italian Studies; Reset (Rome, Italy); Lua Nova (University of São Paulo, Brazil) Perspectives on Federalism, a on-line Journal edited by the Centre for Studies on Federalism; Redescriptions (Academiy of Finland) Democratic Theory: An Interdisciplinary Journal Annual Review of Political Science (2006). EDITORIAL SERVICES Manuscripts review for presses: Polity Press; Oxford University Press; The University of Chicago Press; Columbia University Press; Edinburgh University Press; Princeton University Press; Toronto University Press; Yale University Press; Donzelli (Rome); Laterza (Rome-Bari); Feltrinelli (Milan). Manuscripts review for journals: American Political Science Review; Political Theory; History of Political Thought; Political Power and Social Theory; Constellations; Journal of Modern Italian Studies; European Journal of Political Theory; Political Studies; History of the Human Sciences. SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION Chair of the APSA Annual Robert Dahl Award Committee (2016) Member of the Leo Strauss Award Committee (APSA) 2010. Member of the Committee for the selection of a winner for the Elaine and David Spitz Prize in the years 2007 and 2008 (Chair in 2009). Scientific evaluation for the Academy Professorships for the Research Council for Culture and Society (RCCS) of the Academy of Finland. Peer reviewers in cases of academic promotion in the United States, France and Italy.

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EXECUTIVE BOARDS and SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEES Member of the Board of Trustees of the Fondazione Feltrinelli (Milan), and scientific director of the “Democracy’s Observatory”; Scientific Committee of the Center of the Studies of Public Ethics (Centro Studi Etica Pubblica), University of San Raffaele, Milan (Italy); Editorial Board of Egea, Bocconi University Press, Milan (Italy); Senior Faculty of the Italian Academy for Advanced Study in America at Columbia University; Executive Committee of the Institute for Religion, Culture and Public Life, Columbia University; Governing Board of the Columbia University Society of Fellows; Istituto Gramsci Emilia-Romagna; Fondation Dialogue among Civilizations (Rome-Istanbul); Foundation Biennale della Democrazia (Turin); CIREC, Centro Interuniversitario di Ricerche sull’Età Contemporanea (Universities of Pisa, Siena and Bologna). COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY: SERVICE Executive Committee of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (2016-17) Executive Committee ICLS (2015-) DGS, Institute of Comparative Literature and Society (Fall 2015) Chair, Columbia Seminar in Social and Political Thought (2014-16) ARC Internal Subcommittee for the review of the Department of Astronomy (2014- 2015); University Faculty Development Committee (Spring 2011); Executive Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (elected in 2006); Committee on Adjustments to Comps Procedures (2006-08); Ad Hoc committee for tenure and full-professorship promotion (Spring 2006; Spring 2007); Contemporary Civilization Steering Committee (2000-01; Fall 2004; 2005-08); Co-chair, Columbia Seminar in Political and Social Thought (1996-99; Fall 2004); Acting-Chair, The Fifteenth Minutes Paper Group, Center for Law and Philosophy, Columbia Law School (Fall 2003); The University Traveling Fellowship Committee (Spring 2001). DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY: SERVICE Target of Opportunity Hiring Committee (2016-17); Chair, Political Theory Workshop (Spring 2015-Fall 2015; Fall 2016); Academic Review in the Arts and Sciences, Political Science Sub-Review Committee (2013; 2015); Field Coordinator of Political Theory (Fall 2010-Fall 2012; Spring 2015); Tenure Promotion Committee, Political Theory (Fall 2010; Fall 2012); Chair, Junior Search Political Theory (2008);

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Omnibus Committee (2005-08); Sterling Currier Fund Advisory Committee (Chair); Junior and Senior Search American Politics (2006-2007); Progress Report and Fellowship Renewal/Application Committee (Spring 2006); Junior and Senior Faculty Search Committee, Political Theory (Fall 2005); Junior Faculty Search Committee, Political Theory (Fall 2004); Director of the Graduate Students (Fall 2004); Undergraduate and Graduate Students Advisor Ph.D. Dissertations Advisor Dissertation Proposal Review Committee (1997-2003; Spring 2004; 2005-06 Chair) Graduate Students Admission Committee (1999; 2005) Ph.D. Dissertation Examination Committees (1996-2005.) PUBLICATIONS CONTRACTED BOOKS: The Age of Populism (Harvard University Press) – manuscript to be delivered on December 31, 2018. Lavoro (Einaudi, Turni) – manuscript to be delivered on December 31, 2019. BOOKS:

Authored: Un incipit rivoluzionario: l’Articolo 1 della Costituzione italiana, Rome: Carocci, 2017. The Tyranny of the Moderns, New Haven: Yale University Press, 2015. Democracy Disfigured: Opinion, Truth and the People, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2014 (Italian translation by Bocconi University Press, 2014, second ed. 2017; Russian Translation 2016). La mutazione antiegualitaria. Intervista sullo stato della democrazia, a cura di Arturo Zampaglione, Roma-Bari, Laterza 2013, pp. 185 (Ensligh translation Columbia University Press 2016). Prima e Dopo: La brutta china della democrazia italiana, Roma:Donzelli 2011 (pp.232).

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Liberi e uguali: poteri e aberrazioni dell’individualismo, Roma-Bari: Laterza 2011, pp,175 Lo scettro senza il re: Partecipazione e rappresentanza nelle democrazia moderne, Rome: Donzelli 2009 (pp. 131). Ai confini della democrazia: opportunitá e rischi dell’universalismo democratico, Roma: Donzelli 2007 (pp. 120). Representative Democracy: Principles and Genealogy. Chicago: University of Chicago Press 2006 (pp. 328); paperback 2008 (translated into Italian by Donzelli, 2011; Spanish translation forthcoming). Mill on Democracy: From the Athenian Polis to Representative Government, Chicago: University of Chicago Press 2002 (pp.293); revised Italian edition, Rome-Bari: Laterza 2006. Individualismo democratico, Rome: Donzelli 1997 (Second edition with a new Introduction, 2009) (pp. 214). Le civili libertá: Positivismo e liberalismo nell’Italia unita, prefaced by Norberto Bobbio, Venice: Marsilio 1990 (pp. 249). Co-authored: with David Ragazzoni, La vera Seconda Repubblica: l’ideologia e la macchina, Milan: Cortina Editore, 2016. with Marco Marzano, Missione impossibile. La conquista cattolica della società italiana, Bologna: Il Mulino, 2013. Contracted Edited: J.S. Mill’s On Liberty and Other Essays, a Norton Edition (manuscript to be delivered by December 31, 2021). Edited and co-edited: Machiavelli on Liberty and Conflict, co-edited with David Johnston and Camila Vergara, Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press. Hans Kelsen, On the Worth and Values of Democracy, co-edited with Carlo Invernizzi Accetti, Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2013.

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Condorcet’s Political Writing, co-edited with Steven Lukes, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge Texts Series), 2012. Giuseppe Mazzini on Nation Building, Democracy, and Intervention, co-edited with Stefano Recchia, Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press 2009 (translated into Italian by Elliot Editions, Rome, 2010). Introduction of Carlo Catteneo e Norberto Bobbio, Stati Uniti d’Italia: Scritti sul federalism democratico, Rome: Donzelli, 2010. Introduction of the new edition of Norberto Bobbio, Destra e sinistra: Ragioni e significatiu di una distinzione politica, Donzelli, Rome 2009. Introduction to the Italian edition of Jaume Curbet, Insicurezza: giustizia e ordine pubblico tra paure e pericoli, Dome: Donzelli, 2008. Introduction of a collection of essays Emerson: Indvidualitá democratica. Modena: Diabasis 2008. John Stuart Mill’s Political Thought: A Bicentennial Re-Assessment, co-edited with Alex Zakara, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2007. La libertá e i suoi limiti: antologia dei liberali italiani da Filangieri a Bobbio, co-edited with Corrado Ocone, Roma-Bari: Laterza 2006. Le socialisme libéral. Une anthologie: Europe-États-Unis, co-edited with Monique Canto-Sperber, Paris: Éditions Esprit 2003 (Italian translation, Venice: Marsilio Editore 2004). Italian edition with an introduction of John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor, Saggi sull’eguaglianza e l’emancipazione femminile, Turin: Einaudi 2001. English edition of Piero Gobetti, On Liberal Revolution with a Foreword by Norberto Bobbio, New Haven: Yale University Press 2000 (introductory essay titled: Liberalism as a Theory of Conflict, p. xiii-lvi). Italian edition with an Introduction of John Rawls, Hiroshima, non dovevamo [Hiroshima: We shouldn’t do it]. Rome: Donzelli/Reset, 1995. English edition of Carlo Rosselli, Liberal Socialism. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1994 (introductory essay titled: Another Socialism, pp. xiii-lxv). Quale federalismo? co-edited with Marco Sabella. Florence: Vallecchi 1994. Italian Edition, translation, and with an Introduction of Michael Walzer, Cosa significa essere americani, Venice: Marsilio 1992; second edition with a new Introduction, 2002. (The book has been published in English by Michael Walzer with the title, What does it mean to be an

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American. New York: Marsilio Publishers 1994.) BOOK CHAPTERS Submitted for publication: “Representative Constructivism’s Conundrum” in a volume ed. Lisa Dish and Nadia Urbinati on The Constructivism Theory of Representation (submitted to Stanford University Press). “Democracy and Republicanism” in Neo-roman Republicanism and the Identity of Democracy, ed. Yiftah Elazar and Geneviene Rousselier (Oxford University Press). Forthcoming: “Populism: A Challenge from Within”, in Chapter 14, Perspectives for Democracy and Equality of a multivolume work sponsored by the International Panel on Social Progress, ed. Amartya Sen et al. (Oxford University Press). “The People and the Majority Principle”, in Oxford University Press Handbook of Populism, ed. Paul Taggart, Cristóbal Róvira Kaltwasser, and Paulina Ochoa Espejo. “Ocular Democracy: A Debilitated Politics,” in a German volume on Plebiscitary Democracy ed. Bt. Dominik Hammer and Marie Kajewisk (University of Hannover). “Partisanship and the Democratic Tenor of Representation” in Reclaiming Representation: Contemporary Advances in the Theory of Political Representation, ed. Monica Brito-Vieira (Routledge). “Only Judging: The Volatility of Democratic Citizenship in the Era of Internet,” in The two faces of Democracy, ed. Dario Castiglione, Jane J. Mansbridge and Johannes Pollack (Oxford University Press). Published 2016 With David Ragazzoni, “Theories of Representative Government and Parliamentarism in Italy from the 1840s to the 1920s,” in Parliament and Parliamentarism: A Comparative History of Disputes on a European Concept, eds. By Pasi Ihalainen, Cornelia Ilie and Kari Palonen, London: Berghahn Books, 2016.

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“Le trasformazioni della democrzia”, in Enrico Mannari, ed., Lezioni sulla democrazia, Milan: Bruno Mondadori (pp. 25-25). “Trasformazioni della democrazia contemporanea”, in Luigi Zanda ed., Idee per il futuro della Politica, Milano: Franco Angeli (pp. 87-102). “European Integration: A Democratic Challenge to populism” in Monica Simeoni, ed., Europe or Not! Multiple Conversations and Voices, with Alberto Martinelli, Vittorio Cotesta, Nadia Urbinati and Alain Toutaine, Bruxelles: Peter Lang (pp. 123-46). 2015 “The Intellectuals,” in The Oxford Handbook of Italian Politics, ed. Erik Jones and Gianfranco Pasquino, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 394-707. ”Where Never ‘All the Argument is on One Side’: J.S. Mill’s Contribution to the Study of Parliament,” in Claudia Wiesner, Evgeny Roshchin, Marie-Christine Boilard, eds. In Debate with Kari Palonen: Concepts, Politics, Histories, Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, Baden-Baden, 2015, pp. 57-63. 2014 “Free Speech as the Citizen’s Right,” in Robert C. Post, Citizens Divided: Campaign Finance and the Constitution, Cambridge Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2014, pp.125-40. “The Context of Secularism: A Critical Appraisal of the Post-Secular Argument,” in Constitutionalism and Secularism in an Age of Religious Revival: The Challenge of Old and New Fundamentalisms ed. Susanna Mancini and Michel Rosenfeld, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014. 2013 “Half-Toleration: Concordia and the Limits of Dialogue,” in Borders of Toleration, ed. Alfred Stepan and Charles Taylor, New York: Columbia University Press 2013, pp. 130-70. “Mill, Romantics’ Socrates, and the Public Role of the Intellectual,” in John Stuart Mill: A British Socrates, ed. Kyriakos Demetrious and Antis Loizides , Palgrave Macmillan 2013, pp. 49-74. 2012 “Thucydides the Thermidorian: The Rediscovery of Democracy in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century,” in Thucydides: Reception, Reinterpretation, Influence, edited by Katherine Harloe and Neville Morley, Cambridge University Press, 2012, 55-76. “Democratic Politics and the Lovers of Truth,” in Truth and Democracy, ed. Jeremy Elkins and Andrew Norris, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 201-14.

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2011 “Representative Democracy and Its Critics,” chapter 1 in the Future of Representative Democracy, edited by John Keane, Cambridge University Press, 23-49; the chapter has been translated into Italian and published in the volume, Democrazia: Storia e teoria di un’esperienza filosofica e politica, ed. Carlo Altini, Bologna: Il Mulino. “Consolidated Democracy under Stress,” in European Democracy and Cosmopolitan Democracy, ed. Daniele Archibugi and Guido Montani, Ventonete (Italy):The Altiero Spinelli Institute for Federalist Studies, 313-35. “Le critiche dell’illuminismo e il problema dell’eguaglianza,” in Anti-illuminismo edited by Dante Bolognsi and Sauro Mattarelli, Milan: Franco Angeli, 13-24. “Di tutti, non di molti,” in Biennale della Democrazia, edited by P.P. Portinaro, Turin: Einaudi, 226-38. 2010 “An Alternative Modernity: Mill on Capitalism and the Quality of Life,” in John Stuart Mill and the Art of Life, edited by Dale Miller, David Weinstein, Ben Eggleston, Oxford University Press. “Rawls e Habermas e la questione del ruolo delle religioni nello spazio pubblico,” in Laicitá e principio di non discriminazione ed. Barbara Henry, Rubettino Editore. “The Ordinary and Its Discontents: Philosophy in Democratic Italy,” in Navigatio Vitae: In Honor of Remo Bodei, New York: Agincourt Press, 33-38. 2008 “The Legacy of Kant: Giuseppe Mazzini’s Cosmopolitanism of Nations,” chapter 1 in Giuseppe Mazzini and the Globalization of Democratic Nationalism, 1830-1920, ed. C.A. Bayly and Eurgenio Biagini, Published for The British Academy by Oxford University Press. 2007 “The Many-Heads Hydra: Mill on Despotism,” chapter 3 in John Stuart Mill’s Political Thought: A Bicentennial Re-Assessment, ed. Nadia Urbinati and Alex Zakara, Cambridge University Press. 2005 “Terror and Politics,” chapter 5 in Stephen Eric Bronner, ed., Planetary Politics: Human Rights, Terror, and Global Society. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield. 2004 “Reading J. S. Mill’s The Subjection of Women as a Text of Deliberative Rhetoric,” chapter 10 in Benedetto Fontana, Cary Nederman, Gary Remer, ed., Talking Democracy: Historical Perspectives on Rhetoric and Democratic Theory. College Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University

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Press. 2003 “Can Cosmopolitical Democracy be Democratic?,” in Daniele Archibugi ed., Debating Cosmopolitanism. London: Verso, pp. 67-85. “Le socialisme libéral italien” in Monique Canto-Sperber and Nadia Urbinati, eds., Le socialisme libéral. Une anthologie: Europe-États-Unis. Paris: Ëditions Esprit, pp.99-121 (Italian edition in 2004, see above.) “Communitarismo,” in the Third and Revised edition of Dizionario di Politica, edited by Norberto Bobbio, Nicola Matteucci, and Gianfranco Pasquino. Turin: UTET, pp. 67-73. “Il dispotismo nel pensiero sociale e politico di J.S.Mill,” [“Despotism in Mill’s social and political thought] in Domenico Felice, ed., Dispotismo: Genesi e sviluppi di un concetto filosofico-politico, 2 volumes. Naples: Liguori, 1: 557-74. 2002 "From The Periphery of Modernity: Antonio Gramsci's Theory of Subordination and Hegemony" (published in Political Theory, 1998, see below) reissued in James Martin, ed., Antonio Gramsci: Critical Assessments, 4 volumes, New York and London: Routledge. Vol. 3, Intellectuals, Culture and the Party, Part IV, “The Politics of Subalternity,” chapter 53. 2001 "Democracy's Mythmakers," in Joan Ockman, ed., The Pragmatist Imagination: Thinking about "Things in the Making." New York: Princeton Architectural Press, pp. 34-41. “Carlo Rosselli et les fondements éthiques de la démocratie,” in Giovanni Bechelloni, ed., Antifascismo, Federalismo e Liberalsocialismo. Milan: Franco Angeli, pp. 35-59. 1999 “John Stuart Mill on Androgyny and Ideal Marriage” (published in Political Theory, 1991, see below) reissued in Lesley A. Jacobs and Richard Vandewetering, eds., John Stuart Mill’s The Subjection of Women: His Contemporary and Modern Critics. Delmar, NY: Caravan Books, pp. 435-55. “Rawls, Dworkin, Walzer e il neo-comunitarismo” [Rawls, Dworkin, Walzer and Communitarianism] in Gianfranco Pasquino, ed., Il pensiero politico. Idee teorie dottrine, vol. III, Ottocento e Novecento. Part II. Turin: UTET, pp. 537-56 . 1998 “John Stuart Mill on Androgyny and Ideal Marriage” (published in Political Theory, 1991, see below) reissued in G.W. Smith ed., John Stuart Mill's Social and Political Thought : Critical Assessments, 4 volumes. Routledge, 1998. Volume 4: Method, Life, Feminism, Culture (chapter 21.)

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1996 "La réflection morale dans les courants socialistes," in Monique Canto-Sperber, ed., Dictionnaire d’éthique et de philosophie morale. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, p.1406-11 (2nd edition, 1997). 1993 "Il liberalismo socialista nella tradizione inglese” [Social-Liberalism in the English tradition] in Michelangelo Bovero, Virgilio Mura, Franco Sbarberi, eds., I dilemmi del liberalsocialismo. Florence: La Nuova Italia, pp. 135-60. 1990 "Positivismo e statalismo nel Novecento” [Positivism and Etatism in 19th Century Italy] in Guido Oldrini and Walter Tega, eds., Filosofia e Scienze sociali nell’Ottocento. Bologna: Cappelli, pp. 93-123. 1987 "Physica" an introduction to the section of Physics of the Eighteenth Century Latin Transactions of the Academy of Sciences of Bologna, in Walter Tega, ed., Anatomie Accademiche, 2 volumes. Vol. 1: L’enciclopedia scientifica nei "Commentarii” dell’Accademia delle Scienze di Bologna. Bologna: Il Mulino, pp. 224-256. 1982 "Il positivismo di Felice Tocco” [Felice Tocco and the Positivist Theory of Knowledge] in Walter Tega, ed., La filosofia italiana dell’Ottocento. University of Bologna Press, pp. 3-35. ARTICLES IN JOURNALS Forthcoming “The Dilemmas of Partisanship” article in a symposium held by the journal Political Theory on the book by Jonathan White and Lea Ypi, The Meaning of Partisanship (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016). “Democracy and its Disfigurements. An Interview with Nadia Urbinati” by Liesbeth Schoonheim and Marta Rasmini, Louvain, Peeters Publishers Series: Tijdschrift voor Filosofie. “Tocqueville’s Democratic Individualism,” in West-End (Journal of the Institute for Social Research, Frankfurt).

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Published Articles 2016 “Diario”, in Nuovi Argomenti, n. 76:9-17. “Che cosa intendiamo quando parliamo di crisi della democrazia”in Il Mulino, 6 (Nov.-Dec.):982-990 “Democracy and its Disfigurements: An Interview”, ed. Marta RESMINI and Liesbeth SCHOONHEIM, in Tijdschrift voor Filosofie, 78 (No. 1):155-177. “The Sunsent of EU Citizenship”, in The Federalist Debate, n. 1: 11-12 Symposium “Roundtable on Epistemic Democracy and Its Critics”, in Critical Review: a Journal of Politics and Society, 28 (No. 2): 137-70. “Relativist Democracy in the Age of Political Indifference”, in Political Religion and Ideology, 17 (No. 2-3):274-76. “Reflections on the Meaning of the “Crisis of Democracy”, in Democratic Theory, v. 3:6-31. "A pragmatic view of democratic proceduralism,” conclusive answer to my critics in a Symposium on “Democracy disfigured: opinion, truth and the people, by Nadia Urbinati, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 2014," in Global Discourse: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Current Affairs and Applied Contemporary Thought, Vol. 6, Issue 1-2: 227-232. “Inequality/Diseguaglianza”, in Iride 29 (No. 77): 15-22. 2015 "A Revolt against Intermediary Bodies,” in Constellations 22.4 (2015): 477-486. "The Joined Destiny of Migration and European Citizenship," in Phenomenology and Mind 8 (2015): 78-92. “Proving Hamlet Wrong” in Adelman, Jeremy, et al., “Albert Hirschman and the Social Sciences: A Memorial Roundtable” in Humanity: An International Journal of Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Development 6.2 (2015): 265-286. “Debate: The Greek Debt and the Need for a European Political Union. Who Betrayed Europe's Founders?," The Federalist Debate 28.3 (2015): 48-49.

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“Debating representative democracy,” with an answer to my critics in the Symposium on my book published in Contemporary Political Theory ed. by Accetti, Carlo Invernizzi, et al. "An answer to my critics," in a special issue devoted to my book on Democracy Disfigured, European Political Science (2015): 173-182. “A Critical Dialogue” with Elisabeth Beaumount on her book (The Civic Constitution: Civic Visions and Struggles in the Path toward Constitutional Democracy) and mine (Democracy Disfigured), Perspectives on Politics 13.02. 2013 “Demokratie im Zeitalter des Internets” in Transit Europäische Revue, n. 44 (2013):25-41. With Maria Paula Saffon, “Procedural democracy: the Bulwark of Political Equality,” in Political Theory 41 (2013): 441-81. “The Populist Phenomenon,” in Raisons Politiques 3 (2013):137-54. “Mobilisations en réseaux, activisme numérique: les nouvelles attentes participatives,” in Esprit 2013/8: 87-97. “Crisis and Metamorphoses of Democracy,” in La Lua Nova (2013) journal edited by the Department of Political Science, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. “Justice and Happiness: John Stuart Mill and Amartya Sen,”in Filosofia politica, 27 (2013): 79-96. “A republic without representation nor public deliberation,” in Storia del pensiero politico, 1 (2013):35-60., 2012 “Rousseau on the Risks of Representing the Sovereign,” Politische Vierteljanhresschrift, 53 (2012) n. 4: 646-67. “La répresentation politique et la double nature de l’égalitè,” Raisonpublique.fr (30 march) “Sismonde de Sismondi's Aristocratic Republicanism,” in European Journal of Political Theory 11 (2012): 1-22. “Competing for Liberty: The Republican Critique of Democracy,” American Political Science Review, 105 n. 1 (2012): 607-21. Review of Appeals to Interest: Language, Contestation, and the Shaping of Political Agency, by

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Dean Mathiowetz (University Park, Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania State University Press, 2011), in Political Theory. “La representation politique et la double nature de l’égalité,” in Raison-Politique.fr (30 mars 2012). “Republicanism: Democratic or Popular,?” in The Good Society, special issue with a Symposium dedicated to John McCormick’s Machiavellian Democracy, 20 (2012), no. 2: 157-69. “Mazzini and the Making of the Republican Ideology,” in Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 17 (2012) No. 2: 183-304, part of a special issue with a session I edit on “The Transformation of Republicanism in Modern and Contemporary Italy” (145-48). “Republicanism after the French Revolution: The Case of Sismonde de Sismondi,” in Journal of the History of Ideas 75(2012): 95-109. 2011 “Republicanism: Democratic or Popular?” in The Good Society 20 (2011), No. 2: 157-69) in the Symposium on John McCormick’s Machiavellian Democracy. “Regimes of Memory: Distance, Identity and the Liberty of the Citizen,” in Iris: European Journal of Philosophy and Public Debate 3(2011):141-60. “La democrazia e le forme del conflitto,” in Quaderni laici 3 (2010):12-23. “La memoria é nel presente: lontananza e distanza,” in Iride 23 (2010):393-408 2010 “Unpolitical Democracy,” Political Theory 38 No. 1 (2010):65-92. “Opinione pubblica e legittimitá democratica,” in Rassegna italiana di sociologia n. 4 pp. 1.29 “Laicité in reverse: Mono-religious Democracies and the Issue of Religion in the Public Sphere,” Constellations 17 No. 1 (2010):4-21. “La democrazia non ha un altrove”, Il Mulino 2/2010, pp.1-16. “Toleranz und multikulturalismus”/ “Tolleranza e multiculturalismo,” in Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Fremde Freunde? Politische Kultur in Deutschland und Italien im Dialog, ed. Wilhelm Staudacher, Eva Pfoestl, Karoline Roerig, 442-51. Sheldon S. Wolin, Democracy Inc.: Managed Democracy and the Spectre of Inverted Totalitarianism (Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2008, pp. ix-356) in Political Science Quarterly, vol. 125, Issue: 1.

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“Peace and Democracy: Which Ends Justify which Means?” in special issue on “Global Democracy: A Symposium on a New Political Hope” edited by Daniele Archibugi, in New Political Science: A Journal of Political Culture, Vol. 32, Number 1, March 2010. 2009 Contribution in the Review Symposium "Interest Groups, Representation, and American Democracy," in Perspectives on Politics, 7 (2009), No. 3: 635-36. 2008 Review of Charles Taylor, A Secular Age (Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 2007), in European Journal of Sociology/Archives Européennes de Sociologie/Europäisches Archiv für Soziologie, v. 49, No. 3:462-66. "The Concept of Representation in Contemporary Democratic Theory”, co-authored with Mark Warren, in The Annual Review of Political Science, 2008, vol. 11:387-412. “Démocratie dépolitisée” in Critique n. 731: 275-90. “Democrazia depoliticizzata: tra l’impolitica e l’anti-politica” in Il Mulino, n. 2: 389-398. “Two Visions of Democracy: Nadia Urbinati and Michael Walzer debate Liberalism and Multiculturalism,” in Dissent Magazine Online, Winter 2008. Review of Stella Hoffmans and Burkhar Reis, eds., The Virtuous Life in Greek Ethics (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006), in Review of Metaphysics (forthcoming). 2007 “Divorce within Modernity” co-written with Michele Battini, in European Journal of Sociology/Archives Européennes de Sociologie/Europäisches Archiv für Soziologie, v. 48, No. 3:458-63. “Relativismo come mentalitá, non come teoria” [Relativism as way of thinking, not a doctrine], in AutAut 335 (July-August 2007, special issue dedicated to Clifford Geertz): 56-70. “Politics as Deferred Presence,” Constellations vol. 14 (No. 2): 263-69. 2006 “Political Representation as a Democratic Process,” in Redescriptions, Yearbook of Political Thought and Conceptual History Vol. 10, Münster 2006, pp. 18-40. This article has originally appeared in Brazile with the title “O Que Torna A Representação?,” in Lua Nove: Revista de Cultura e Politíca, no. 67 (2006): 191-228; Chinese translation forthcoming in 2009. Review essay of Josiah Ober, Athenian Legacies: Essays on the Politics of Going on Together (Princeton University Press, 2005), in Polis, 23, No. 1:192-202.

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2005 “The Politics of Immigration,” review essay of Seyla Benhabib, The Rights of Others: Aliens, Residents and Citizens (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2004), in Dissent, Fall (translated into Italian in Reset, Rome.) “Continuity and Rupture: Political Judgment in Democratic Representation,” in Constellations, 12, No. 1, pp. 194-222. Review essay of Edward Bulwer Lytton, Athens: Its Rise and Fall With views of the Literature, Philosophy, and Social life of the Athenian People. Bicentenary edition Edited by Oswyn Murray (London and New York: Routledge, 2004) in Bryn Mawr Classical Review Website. “The Historian and the Ideologist”, review essay of Quentin Skinner’s Visions of Politics (3 volumes by Cambridge University Press, 2003), in Political Theory 33, No. 1, 89-95. 2004 “Condorcet’s Democracy Theory of Representative Government,” in European Journal of Political Theory 3:53-75. Review essay of Anthony W. Marx, Faith in Nation: Exclusionary Origins of Nationalism (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003), in Perspectives on Politics –American Political Science Association, vol. 2, Issue 03, September 2004. Review of Nicholas White’s Individual and Conflict in Greek Ethics, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2002 in Review of Metaphysics, vol. 58, Issue 01, 2004. 2003 “Liberalism in the Cold War: Norberto Bobbio and the Dialogue with the PCI,“ Journal of Modern Italian Studies 8 (2003):578-603. The article is a part of the special issue I have edited for the Journal on the “Cold War in the Italian Left.” “Universalismo e contestualismo: la democrazia americana di fronte al terrorismo” [Universalism and Contextualism: American Democracy Facing Terrorism] in Parolechiave, 29 (June): 47-61. Review of Norberto Bobbio, Autobiografia (Rome-Bari: Laterza, 1997), Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 8 (2003):121-25. 2002 “La critica degli intellettuali critici,” Contemporanea (il Mulino,) 5 (2002):732-39.The article has been translated into English by Logosonline.com with the title, “The Criticism of the Intellectual Critics” (see below.) Review of John Dunn, The Cunning of Unreason: Making Sense of Politics (London: Basic Books, 2000), in American Political Science Review, 96 (March.)

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2000 “Representation as Advocacy: A Study of Democratic Deliberation” Political Theory, 28:758-86 (translated in the Brazilian Revista Política & Sociedade, Journal published by the Department of Political Sociology - ISSN 1677-4140). “A Third Concept Of Liberty,” CDS (Center for the Study of Democracy) Bulletin 7:9-14. “Carl Schmitt’s Critique of Liberalism,” Cardozo Law Review 21:1645-51. “Il liberalismo socialista e i fondamenti della democrazia italiana” [Liberal socialism and the Foundations of Italian Democracy] in Quaderni del Circolo Rosselli, 20:43-48. 1999 “A Phenomenology of Associational Life,” in The Good Society, 9 (No. 1): 58-60. "The Two Italies," Correspondence: An International Review of Culture and Society (No.4): 7-8 (translated into Japanese.) “Due modelli di repubblicanesimo (e di liberalismo)” [Two Models of Republicanism (and Liberalism)], in Filosofia e Questioni Pubbliche, 5 (No. 1):79-95. Review of Thomas Christiano, The Rule of the Many: Fundamental Issues in Democratic Theory (Boulder, Colo.: Westview Press, 1996), in Ethics, 109 (No. 2): 431-33.

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"From the Periphery of Modernity: Antonio Gramsci's Theory of Subordination and Hegemony," Political Theory, 26 (No.3):370-91 (published in Hindi in 2009 in the journal Shodharthy). "Democracy and Populism," Constellations, 5 (No.1):110-24 (the article is part of a special section I edited on Populism.) "Detecting Democratic Modernity: Antonio Gramsci on Individualism and Equality," Philosophical Forum, 29 (Nos. 3-4):168-81. Review of Robert Bellah, Habits of the Heart on the occasion of the second American edition and Italian translation, in La societa' degli individui, 1:110-18. 1996 "'A Common Law of the Peoples': Giuseppe Mazzini's Democratic Nationality", in Journal of Modern Italian Studies 1:197-222. "Ex Uno Plures: The European Road to a Co-operative Federalism," in Dissent (Fall):159-64.

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"Politica e passioni nel pensiero di Gramsci” [Politics and Passions in Antonio Gramsci's Thought] in Quaderni Storici, 37: 465-88.. 1995 "Che cos’é il socialismo liberale?” [What is Liberal Socialism?] in Crocevia, 2:37-42. Review in Italian of Mark Lilla, G.B. Vico (Harvard University Press, 1993), in Crocevia, 2:77-85. 1994 "Mill: Liberale o liberista?” [Mill: Liberal or Libertarian?], final article of a symposium dedicated to my book Le civili libertá by the journal Pensiero economico italiano, 2:139-46. "Il liberalismo nazionale di John Rawls” [John Rawls's national liberalism] in Teoria politica, 10 (No. 2): 183-196. "The Liberalism Socialism of Carlo Rosselli", in Dissent (Winter):113-23. 1993 "The Art of Tolerance," review of Robert D. Putnam, Making Democracy Work: Civic Tradition in Modern Italy (Princeton: 1993), in Dissent (Fall):572-73. "Lealtá e dissenso nel pensiero di Michael Walser” [Loyalty and Dissent: Michael Walzer's pluralist democracy] in Teoria politica, 9:111-33. 1992 “L’individualismo e i suoi critici” [Individualism’s Communitarian Critics] in Giornale critico della filosofia italiana founded by Giovanni Gentile, 71 (No.3): 528-46. 1991 "John Stuart Mill on Androgyny and Ideal Marriage," in Political Theory, 19 (No.4):626-48. "Il liberalismo etnocentrico di Richard Rorty” [Richard Rorty's Ethnocentric Liberalism] in Rivista di Filosofia, 83 (No.3): 399-425 (awarded with the Italian National Council of Researches Prize.) "Il federalismo e la costruzione dello stato in Italia” [Federalism and the Construction of the Italian State], in Ragioni Critiche, 7 (Nos.7-10):13-20. 1990 "Carlo Cattaneo e John Stuart Mill," in Rivista di Filosofia, 79 (No. 2): 211-236. 1989 "Il liberalismo come filosofia civile” [Liberalism as a Civil Philosophy] in Giornale critico della filosofia italiana, 78:369-402.

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1988 "Vilfredo Pareto suffragista” [Vilfredo Pareto’s defense of Women Suffrage] in Giornale Critico della Filosofia Italiana, 77:250-273. 1987 "Determinismo e libertá” [Determinism and Free Agency] in Atti e Memorie dell'Accademia Toscana di Scienze e Lettere 'La Colombaria', new series, 38: 227-278. 1984 "Un trattato inedito di psicologia cognitiva” [An Unpublished Treatise of Cognitive Psychology] in Atti e Memorie dell'Accademia Toscana di Scienze e Lettere 'La Clombaria', new series, vol. 35: 179-225. ON LINE PUBLICATIONS “Representative Democracy” in International Encyclopaedia of Political Science (APSA sponsor); “Oligarchy” in SAGE'S Encyclopedia of Political Theory; “On John Rawls’ Representational Judgment” in Contemporary Readings in Law and Social Justice, 1 (1), 2009; “Roberto Ardigó” in Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online; “A Criticism of Intellectual Critics,” Logosonline.com 1.4 (Fall 2002); “Terrorism and Politics,”Logosonline.com 1.1(Winter 2002); Co-author with Steven Lukes, “Words Matter,” OpenDemocracy.net 16 (29 Nov. 2001). JOURNALISM Political Opinion as a regular contributor for the Italian newspapers La Repubblica; Articles in the cultural section of the newspaper Il Sole24ore. Regular contributor with articles in political theory and book reviews for the Italian journals Critica Liberale, Reset, ItalianiEuropei, L'Indice. Contributor for Boston Review of Books; Eurozine, Campo Abierto.es; HuffingtonPost.fr; HuffintonPost.it; Dissent. TRANSLATIONS Michael Walzer, Thick and Thin. Moral Argument at Home and Abroad (University of Notre Dame Press, 1994) translated into Italian for the publisher Dedalo, 1999. Articles in political theory translated into Italian for the journals Micromega and Reset.

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ORGANIZATION OF SEMINARS April 1-2, 2015. International conference on Fascisms beyond Borders sponsored by Columbia University and the New School for Social Research. December 6-7, 2013. International conference on Liberty and Conflict: Machiavelli on Liberty and Power under the auspices of the Italian Embassy, the Department of Political Science and the Columbia Seminars at Columbia University. September 21, 2012. The Heyman Center for the Humanities, Columbia University – International conference Rousseau and Republicanism, on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of Rousseau’s Social Contract. October 22, 2010. The Italian Academy for Advanced Study at Columbia University -- Workshop on “From the Republics of Virtue to the Republic of Party: The Transformation of Republicanism in Modern and Contemporary Italy” sponsored by the Journal of Modern Italian Studies, The Columbia Seminar of Italian Studies, The European Institute of Columbia University, and the Department of Political Science. October 15, 2010. First session of a new Workshop on “The Study of Democracy and the Republic” to be held at Columbia University twice per semester. September 18-19, 2009. An International Conference on The Ethics of Military Intervention: What Can We Learn from the Modern European Classics? co-organized with Stefano Recchia; Columbia University, European Institute. December 5-6 2008. Workshop on “Representation Beyond Elections” organized with Mark Warren (British Columbia) at the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University.

October 16 2008. Round Table on “A New Right Hegemony? Why Berlusconi in not only an Italian Political Phenomenon” organized at the European Institute of Columbia University.

Spring 2007. University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy). Organization of a series of four seminars on The Construction of Europe and the Cosmopolitan Tradition. Spring 2004 and Fall 2004. Organization and chair of the Columbia Workshop in Politics, Religion and Human Rights sponsored by the Department of Political Science (Columbia University) and co-sponsored by The Center for Comparative Literature and Society (Columbia University) and The Rights, Religion and World Community Project (Columbia University). Fall 2003, Fall 2004, and Fall 2005. Institute for the Study of Europe and the Active Citizenship Foundation under the auspices of the European Union; Lectures by Ulrich Preusse (Fall 2003), Richard Bellamy (Fall 2004), and Phillippe Schmitter on European Citizenship. Fall 2001. Six Seminars on The Cold War in The Italian Left sponsored by the Institute for the

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Study of Europe, Columbia University. February 19, 1998. Columbia University, Department of Political Science. Seminar on "Gender and Citizenship in a Comparative Perspective: Usa and Europe." April 3, 1997. Italian Academy for Advanced Study at Columbia University. International Conference on “Gramsci and Modernity.” INVITED PAPERS, LECTURES AND CONFERENCES 2017 February 23 Rees College. Annual Lecture. Title of the lecture: “Populism’s Challenge from Within” 2016 October 20 Harvard University, The Gaetano Salvemini Lecture: “On the 70th Anniversary of Italian Women’s Suffrage” June 17 University of Trento, 8th European Conference on the European Union, participation in the panel discussion on the Handbook on Cohesion Policy in the EU (Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 2016) May 17-18 SciencesPo (Paris), Conference of “Forms of Pluralism and Democratic Constitutionalism”, paper with the title “Subsidiarity and the Dilemmas of the Liberal State” May 31 Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa (Italy) – Lecture on “Democracy’s Epistemic Turn: A Critical Appraisal” May 16 and 17 University of Stockholm. First Workshop of the International Panel on Social Progress; discussion of the chapter “Populism: Challenge from Within” March 18 University of Uppsala. Paper on “Only Judgment: Representation in the Age of Internet” Jan. 14-16 Braga (Portugal) Colloquium in the History

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Of Moral and Political Philosophy “Representation, the People, and Political Leadership”. Keynote Speech. 2015 San Francisco Sept. 3 and 4 APSA Annual Meeting: a) Roundtable on “Can There Be a (Good) Ethics for Politics?”; and b) “Roundtable on “Epistemic Democracy and Its Critics”. Oct. 12 The Heyman Center, Columbia University. Seminar Series Foucault 13/13. Paper in the panel “The Punitive Society” with Didier Fassin and Axel Honneth. Oct. 30/31 Harvard School of Government. Workshop on “Two Faces of Representation”. Paper on “Only Judging: Representation in the Age of Internet”. November 18 City College – CUNY. Panel discussion of Carlo Invernizzi Accetti’s book, Relativism and Religion (Columbia University Press, 2015). November 5 University of Oslo. Conference on “Democracy, Populism and Technocracy”. Keynote speech, “Challenges to Democracy” March 12– CUNY Graduate Center-The Center for Global Ethics & Politics. Paper on "On the Meaning of the 'Crisis of Democracy'" 2014 December 10

Vienna, Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen, Institute for Human Sciences – Lecture “On the Populism Phenomenon”

November 23 Villa Gillet’s "Mode d'emploi : un festival des idées" (Lyon) Panel discussion on “Ppluralist society : politics, minorities and religious diversity" (with Karen Barkey, Esther Benbassa and Sudipta Kaviraj). October –November A series of five lectures on Interpretation of Democracy at the Bocconi University of Milan. October 20

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Sciences Po (Paris) – one day workshop on Representation Turn with Lisa Disch and Yves Sintomer. September 4-6 ECPR General Conference, Glasgow Commentator in the panel on “Representation and Democratic Equality” August 28-31 American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, Washington: A panel discussion on my book Democracy Disfigured (Helena Landemore, Jeffry Green, John McCormick, Cristina Lafont); Paper presentation in a panel organized by CONGRIP, titled “Broadcasting Democracy”. June 12-14 Economic crisis in USA and EU: An International Conference organized by the University of Pisa – Keynote Speaker. June 4-6 University of Louvain, Conference on “Power and Representation” – Keynote Speaker; within the conference a special panel was organized on my book, Democracy Disfigured June 2, The University of Westminster, London; paper delivered in a workshop on “Representative Democracy”. March 3, University of Chicago, Political Theory Workshop, Department of Political Science; Paper titled: “On Populism”; February 21 University of Stanford, Political Theory Workshop, Department of Political Sciences; Paper titled: “The Populist Phenomenon”; January 10 University of London, Queen Mary University, Symposium on my last book, Democracy Disfigured. 2013 December 2 Columbia University, Blinken European Institute; participation in the roundtable on “Populism in Europe and beyond”. November 21, 2013 Princeton University Center for Human Values, workshop on Broken Social Contract? The Eurocrisis in Southern Europe; paper on “A Live Broadcasting Representative Democracy.” September 27, 2013 New York University La Pietra (Florence) Dialogues on the topic “Dialogue on Complex

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communities”. September 18, 2013 John Jay Foundation --The Foundation for Law, Justice and Society , in association with the Jay Heritage Center, Rye, the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford, and Wolfson College, Oxford , Populism and Constitution: Lecture and Workshop. Paper titled, “The Populist Phenomenon.” September 8 Dia Art Foundation sponsor -- Thomas Hirschhorn’s Gramsci Monument in New York. Lecture on “Gramsci’s Notion of Hegemony.” August 30 APSA Annual Meeting, Chicago. Paper on “Plebiscite of the Audience”. May 23 University of Pisa – “Conference on Populism and Counter-Politics”, discussant of Pierre Rosanvallon’s Contre-démocracy. May 23 Gramsci Foundation, Bologna. Commentator on Étienne Balibar’s annual lecture, “Europe and Nations: The missing People and the Crisis of Legitimacy”. May 30, 2013 Department of Philosophy, University of Florence, paper on “Amartya Sen on Individual Well-being”. May 1-3, 2013 Harvard University – Tanner Lectures delivered by Robert C. Post on Representative Democracy: The Constitutional Theory of Campaign Finance Reform; comment on the first Lecture on A Short History of Representation and Discursive Democracy. April 24, 2013 University of Pavia, Department of Political Sceince. Panel discussion of Valeria Ottenelli’s I principi procedurali della democrazia (Il Mulino 2012). April 18, 2013 University La Sorbone, Department of Political Science; paper on “Democracy as Diarchy.” March 28, 2013 GREPIC –Science Po, Paris; paper on the transformation of political parties in contemporary Italy March 19, 2013 CEVIPOF – Sciences Po, Paris; paper on “Is Representative Democracy A Second Best?” February 18 --University of Trento—Lectio Magistralis sponsored by the Department of Political

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Science, on “Social Justice and the Quality of Life.” 2012

December 8 – Princeton University – Workshop on “The Political Language of Christian Democracy”; paper delivered on the Italian case of Christian Democracy;.

November 30, Workshop on “The Utopian Turn in Contemporary Democratic Theory: From Diagnosis to Design Straus Institute, NYU Law School (presentation of my book manuscript project on “Democracy Disfigured: Opinion, Truth and the People”);

October 2 - Rome, The Parliament of the Italian Republic. Lecture on “Cultura e Politica”

June 29th - Goethe University, Frankfurt, International conference of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Paper title: "Rousseau's Unrepresentable Sovereign."

May 24-26 - Exeter University. International conference on “New trends in political representation in the EU - still democratic?”. Round table on the situation of European Union.

May 12 - Casa della Cultura, Milano. Lecture on “Metamorphoses of Democracy.” March 29 - Yale Political Science Colloquium on Modern Representative Government, panel discussion on my book, Representative Democracy: Principles and Genealogy February 17-18 - “Populism: Historical and Normative Aspects.” A Workshop under the Auspices of the Project in the History of Political Thought, University Center for Human Values, Princeton University. Paper title: “Populism as Disfigured Democracy.” 2011 December 8 The Program in Hellenic Studies and the Heyman Center for the Humanities The Athens Dialogues. Italian Academy at Columbia University. Discussant in the Panel on “The Crisis and what it means for the future of Democracy.” October 29 Stony Brook Manhattan Key note speech in the conference in honor of the publication of the forthcoming collaboration by Gianni Vattimo and Santiago Zabala—Hermeneutic Communism: From Heidegger to Marx. June 24-25 ISUS-Lucca, International Conference on Utilitarianism. Keynote Lecture on “The Ancients Teaching the Moderns” June 6, 7 and 9 Oxford University, Astor Visiting Lecturer Trinity. Lectures and seminars on “Sismondi’s aristocratic republicanism”, on “Opinion formation and democratic legitimacy” and on “An

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untold rivalry: Democracy and the Republic” May 28 University of Turin, Department of Sociology – Keynote Lecture on “The Role of Opinion in Democratic Government”. May 26 LUISS University, Rome; Department of Political Science, Lecture on “Deliberation” in the series on “Political Key- Words”. February 25 Brown University. “Norberto Bobbio (1909-2004): Ethics and Democracy". Paper titled, “Against Cold War Ideology: Bobbio’s Dialogue with the Communists.” January 13 Fondazione Lelio Basso-Issoco (Roma), panel-discussion on the Italian translation of my book Representative Democracy: Principles and Ideology. 2010 December 16-17. Institute of Philosophy, University of Leuven; Lecture on “Opinion Formation and Democratic Legitimacy”. Department of Political Science, University of Leuven, paper on “Condorcet and democratic representation.” December 9 Columbia University: The 6th Kyriakos Tsakopoulos Lecure on Aristotle and the Moderns. Title of the lecture: “On the Quality of Life: The Ancients teaching the Moderns”. Nov. 18-19 Princeton University: “Animating Moderation”, a Workshop under the Auspices of the Project in the History of Political Thought, UCHV, Princeton. Paper titled, “Competing for liberty: Some Thoughts on the Republican Critique of Democracy”. Nov. 14-15 Cardozo Law School, New York. Conference on Gender, Sexuality and Democratic Citizenship; paper titled “Political Citizenship.” July 2-3 Université de Neuchâtel (Switzerland). Colloque sur “Sismonde de Sismondi Entre libéralisme critique et républiques modernes”. Paper titled, Sismonde de Sismondi's anti-democratic republicanism. May 27-28

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University of Rome “La Sapienza” Dipartimento di Studi Politici: “Incontri Europei di Amalfi, n. XX on “Crisi o decadenza della cultura occidentale? Lecture on “Is there a crisis of representative democracy?” April 12 Collegio Carlo Alberto (Moncalieri): Seminar on Politics and Society. Paper titled: “Republicanism and Democracy: An Untold Rivalry.” March 26th Collegio San Carlo of Modena (Italy). Lecture on “I paradossi della rappresentanza: tra sovranitá popolare e potere istituzionale” February 11 Istituto Gramsci di Bologna. Lecture on “Condorcet e Mill: Fondamenti della democrazia moderna” 2009 November 19 Collège de France, International Conference on the 150th anniversary of John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty, paper titled, "Dissenting Democracy: John Stuart Mill on the Political Virtue of the Moderns". October 30 Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia – 50th anniversary conference promoted by the University of Bologna and Il Mulino publisher. Key note speech: “Opinione pubblica e legittimitá democratica” October 23 “Quentin Skinner: From Method to Politics” –International Colloquium at the Graduate Center for Humanity in the city of New York. Paper on “After the Revolution: Sismonde de Sismondi and the making of modern republicanism” Duke University September 25 University of Pavia. VII Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy; Keynote Speech on “Unpolitical Democracy.” June Unuversity of Cagliari. Conference on paper titled: “La memoria é nel presente: lontananza e identitá” June 1-6 Reset.Doc and Bilgi University (Turky). “Istanbul Seminars 2009”. Key lecture “On the Idea of

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Religion in the Public Sphere”. May 28 University of Turin, Department of Political Science; lecture on “Caretteri e tendenze del liberalism del Novecento” May 21-23 SUM-NISA, Il destino della democrazia, Napoli. Key note speech: “Democracy and Its Enemies.” April 24 University of Turin – International conference of the Future of Democracy. Paper on “The new Forms of Representation” April 21 Lionel Trilling Lecture —The Heyman Center for Humanities. Respondent to Danielle Allen’s “Plato’s Cunning: Philosophy as Political Strategy” March 28 Princeton University- Davis Center. Conference on “Ideas in Motion” commentator. University California Los Angeles January 13 Univeritá Bocconi (Milano), Lecture on “The New American Presidency” 2008 December 9 Northwestern University, Department of Political Science; Lecture on “Unpolitical Democracy.” October 23 University of Minnesota, Department of Political Science; Lecture on “The Unpolitical Temptation in Democratic Theory.” October 13 European Institute- Columbia University; panelist in the roundtable on “Is Berlusconi More Than An Italian Phenomenon?” November 13-14 New York University; “Discourses on Republicanism” The annual Rose-Marie Lewent Conference on Ancient Studies. Chair and discussant. August 28-28

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American Political Science Association, Annual Convention, Boston. Panelist in “Democratic Statecraft” and the Roundtable “Can Cosmopolitan Principles foster World Democracy after the Iraq War?”. April 24 Pace Center/Madison program (Princeton University) panel discussion. “Election 2008: Perspectives from the Left.” March 26-29 ISA Convention, San Francisco. Panelist in “The Prospects of Global Democracy after the Iraq War” and Commentator in “The Ethics of Military Intervention: What Can We Learn from the Modern Classics?”. February 5 Casa Italian Zerilli-Marimó at New York University. Commentator in the Panel on “The Missing Italian Nuremberg”, a Book Presentation of Michele Battini’s Cultural Amnesia and Postwar Politics (Palgrave, 2007). January 23 Roma. Fondazione Critica Liberale and The Liberal Democrat History Groups of London; Conference on “Il liberalismo di John Stuart Mill and l’Italia di oggi”. Paper titled, “La virtú moderna del dissenso”. 2007 December 13-15 Berlin. Workshop on “The Future of Representative Democracy” organized by the The European Science Foundation and the Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung. Title of the paper, “Deliberative Democracy and its Critics.” November 17 Oxford. Reception of Thucydides workshops. Paper’s title TBA. October 18-19 Turin. Conference on “Quando la libertá é altrove: Itinerari fra esilio e democrazia” (When Liberty is Elsewhere: on Exile and Democracy”), organized by Regione Piemonte under the auspices of the President of the Italian Republic. Title of the paper: “Culture dell’esilio” (Views about political exile) May 31 Fondazione Lelio e Lisli Basso, Rome (Italy); Master in Democratic Institutions and the Public sphere;” Lecture on “Democratic Representation.” May 30

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University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy); Lecture on “The Experience of European Integration and the Cosmopolitan Tradition.” May 29 Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, Milan (Italy). Lecture on “From Subjected to Citizens: The Contribution of J. S. Mill to the Debate on Women Emancipation” May 23-25 Fondazione Piemontese Istitutio Gramsci, Turin (Italy). Conference on “La forza dei bisogni e le ragioni della libertá: il Comunismo nella riflessione liberale e democratica nel ‘900; participation in the Round Table with a talk on Isaiah Berlin and Leo Strauss on liberalism facing communism. April 26 The Center of Comparative Literature and Society, Columbia University. Talk on “Cosmopolitanism of Nations: Giuseppe Mazzini and Kant’s Legacy.” April 21 Constellations Editorial Council; Lecture on "Democracy and the Anti-Political Turn of Deliberation." March 8 Western Political Science Association (Las Vegas); Panel on “Deliberation, Judgment and Democracy;” Paper titled, “Resisting the Antipolitical vice of Deliberation” March 14-16 Three Lectures at the Scuola Normale Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa (Italy) on the topic of “Democracy and Its Critics in the Age of Globalization”. March 2 King’s College, Halifax. Lecture on the Columbia Core Curriculum titled, “Reading Texts, Debating the World” March 2 King’s College, Halifax. Seminar on “Mill on Despotism.” February 23-24 A&M University, College Station, Texas. Conference on “Immigration and National Identity: Lessons from/for Political Theory. Paper titled, "Democracy's Borders". 2006 November 24-25 European University Institute (Florence). Workshop on Social and Political Agon , co-sponsored with University of Sussex. Paper on "The Trojan Horse in the Democratic Citadel: The Antipolitical Vice of Deliberation"

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November 9 Yale University. Political Theory Workshop. Paper titled, “’Any form of government which is not representative is essentially an anomaly': An analysis of the Value and Meaning of Political Indirectness". September 3 American Political Science Association, Philadelphia Convention Center. Paper titled “Metamorphoses of Despotism” in the panel I have organized on “J.S. Mill at 200: Despotism and Liberty”. June 9-10 Academy of Finland. Annual Jyväskylä Conferences in Political Thought and Conceptual Change. Paper Titled “The Rhetoric of Representation”. May 25 LUISS University, Rome. Symposium on “Creatività e Istituzioni a duecento anni dalla nascita di John Stuart Mill"; Respondent on Alan Ryan’s Lecture. May 18-19 The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions at the University of British Columbia (Canada). Conference on Rethinking Democratic Representation. Paper title “Democratic Representation, or the Virtues and Problems of Political Indirectness.” May 10 University of California Los Angeles – The Italian Culture Institute of Los Angeles; Panel on “Remo Bodei: Ethos and Politics in Post-War Italy”; paper on “The Ordinary and Its discontents: Philosophy in Democratic Italy.” April 5-7 “The J.S. Mill’s Bicentennial Conference, 1806-2006,” University College London, Johns Hopkins University. Paper titled, “Political Representation as a Democratic Process.” March 30 The School for Social Research. Philosophy Workshop. Paper titled, “From Juridical to Political: A Democratic Theory of Political Representation.” March 23 Columbia University Seminar in Political and Social Thought. Paper titled, “Political Representation as a Democratic Process.”

March 4-6 Cairo, Egypt. International Conference “Beyond Orientalism and Occidentalism Thinking Dialogue among Civilizations”. Paper titled, “The Challenge of Democracy beyond Cultural Borders»

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February 9 Johns Hopkins University. Political Theory Colloquium. Paper Titled “Political Representation as a Democratic Process.” 2005 December 8-9 “Giuseppe Mazzini and the globalization of democratic nationalism, 1805-2005,” International Conference, British Academy, London. Paper titled, “Mazzini’s democracy and the legacy of Immanuel Kant.’ November 17 Political Theory Seminar. Harvard University, Department of Government, Paper titled, “What makes Representation Democratic?” October 25 The Center for Comparative Literature and Society. Columbia University Law School. Symposium on the topic of Political Theologies. Key note Panel. September 13 U.S.-EUROPE SEMINAR Ideas / Politics / Literature / Economy, Baruch College, CUNY University. Presentation on Hannah Arendt in the Seminar on “The European Mind in America.” September 3 APSA Annual Meeting, Washington. Paper title, “What makes Representation Democratic?” September 2 APSA Annual Meeting, Washington. Chair and Discussant in the panel on “Mass and Elites in J.S. Mill.” May 2 University of Pavia (Italy). Seminario Permanente di Teoria Politica. Paper on “The Power of Judgment in Democratic Representation”. April 19 Gramsci Institute, Bologna (Italy); seminar on “Resistance, non-violent movements, and civil disobedience”; paper titled, “The Right of Resistance in Democratic Theory.” April 8 Midwest Political Science Association annual meeting, Chicago, April 7-9, 2005. Section 26, Session 3 on “Representation and Participation in Democratic Theory”; paper titled, “Representation and the Forms of Democratic Representation.” February 22 University of Milano-Bicocca, Colloquio di Filosofia e Scienze Sociali; paper titled, “The Power of

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Judgment in Democratic Representation”. February 19-20 University of Turin, European Science Foundation; “The Politics and History of European Democratization: Third Workshop on Representative Democracy and Its Politics of Gender”. Discussant of the paper by Kari Palonen (University of Jyväskylä), Harriet Taylor versus John Stuart Mill. A Difference in the Rhetoric of Legitimating the Enfranchisement of Women. January 11 University of Rome III; “Norberto Bobbio Lectures” series; lecture on English Liberalism: J.S. Mill to Isaiah Berlin. January 9 Annual Meeting American Historical Association (Seattle); participation in the panel on “Beyond Negative and Positive Liberty: Conceptions of Democracy in Post-War Europe.” Paper titled, The Democratic Game of Political Recognition: Norberto Bobbio and the Dialogue The Democratic Game of Political Recognition. January 6 St Catherine College, Oxford; Political Thought Annual Conference; chair and discussant of Jane Mansbridge’s paper, “Beyond Representative Accountability.” 2004 December 8 New York University, Colloquium in Political Theory, Department of Political Science; paper “Continuity and Rupture: Political Judgment and Democratic Representation.” November 16 U.S.-EUROPE SEMINAR Ideas / Politics / Literature / Economy, Baruch College, CUNY University. Speaker in the debate, “What Lies Ahead for the U.S. in Europe…and the World? November 3 Contemporary Civilization Faculty Seminar, Columbia University. Presentation on Machiavelli, The Prince. October 13 Columbia Colloquium in Political Theory, Columbia University; paper on “Continuity and Rupture: Political Judgment and Democratic Representation” October 7 Political Philosophy Colloquium, Princeton University; paper on “Political Judgment in Democratic Representation.” September 1-3 American Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, Boston. Paper on “Democratic Representation: An Oxymoron or a Theoretical Challenge?”

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April 30 New School University - Graduate Faculty; Union of Political Science Students’ Annual Conference. Conference on Sovereignty and the World Order. Commentator in the panel: “Sovereignty and Identity in the United States: A Perennial Challenge?” April 16-17 Columbia University, International Conference on “Liberalism's Return: French Social Thought Since 1968”. Chair of the panel “’New French Thought’ in the United States. April 5 Princeton University, Department of Classics, Colloquium on the Meaning of Democracy. Invited paper on the “Discovery of Athens in Modern Political Thought.” March 3 Contemporary Civilization Faculty Seminar, Columbia University. Presentation on Mill’s On Liberty. January 8-10 Oxford. Political Theory Conference; Invited paper on “For a Theory of Democratic Representation.” 2003 October 28 Faculty Seminar in Political Theory – The Center for Law and Philosophy, Columbia Law School. Paper on “Condorcet’s Democratic Theory of Representative Government”. October 17-18 Columbia University. International Conference on “Rethinking State and Popular Sovereignty.” Invited paper on “Representation and Popular Sovereignty.” October 3 Lifelong Learners at Columbia University. Invited lecture on “The Democratic Invention of the Myth of Athens.” September 23 New York University—Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimmó. Presentation of the book by Thomas Gold, The Lega Nord and Contemporary Politics in Italy" (Palgrave, 2003). August 28-29 American Political Science Association. Philadelphia. Commentator in two panels: “Hegemony and the Empire” and “Rhetoric and Equality.” May 2 Columbia University, Department of Political Science. Graduate Students Mini-Apsa; commentator.

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April 10 Columbia University. The Center for Law and Philosophy. Respondent in the Seminar on my book, Mill on Democracy. Speakers: Joshua Ober and Jeremy Waldron. April 4-5 Barnard College, Columbia University; Institute of African Studies. Conference on “Mapping the ‘Gray Zone’: Clientelism and the Boundary between Democracy and Democratizing Countries;” commentator. February 21 New York University, Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimmó, keynote on “The New Social Movements in Italy.” February 20 Columbia Seminar in Political and Social Thought, paper on “From Will to Opinion: Condorcet’s Theory of Representative Democracy.” 2002 October 18 CUNY Graduate Center, New York; Conference on “The Enlightenment and Modernity.” Paper on "Condorcet and Democratic Representation." October 3 Institution Workshop, Institute for Social and Economic Research and Politics, Columbia University; comment on James Johnson and Jack Knight’s paper "On the Priority of Democracy: Institutional Analysis and the Burden of Justification." September 1 American Political Science Association, Boston. Paper on “From Will to Opinion: Condorcet’s Theory of Representative Democracy.” 2001 October 26 Columbia University. The Institute for the Study of Europe. Seminars on “The Cold War in the Italian Left.” Paper on “Liberty from/Liberty to: The dialogue Norberto Bobbio with the PCI on the Meaning and Procedures of Democracy.” August 29 Universidade Estadual de Sao Paulo (USP), Brazil. Department of Philosophy and Human Sciences. Lecture on “Republicanism and the Theory of Liberty.” August 27 Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Department of Law. Paper on “Representation as Advocacy.”

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February 15 New York University-Casa Italiana ‘Zerilli Marimmó’. Panel held on the occasion of the publication of my edited volume by Piero Gobetti, On Liberal Revolution (Yale University Press, 2000). 2000 December 1-3 Columbia University, International Conference on “Cornelius Castoriadis: Rethinking Autonomy;” Chair and commentator in the panel: “Heterodox Marxism and Castoriadis.” November 28 Columbia Seminar in Political Theory, The Law School and the Department of Political Science of Columbia University; paper on “Isaiah Berlin’s Interpretation of J.S. Mill’s Theory of Liberty.” November 20 Barnard College, Columbia University: Lecture on “The Reception of Marx in Italy.” October 25 Library of The Senate of the Italian Parliament and the Gramsci Foundation of Rome. Lecture on “Gramsci e Rosselli e la centralitá della politica”. September 1 American Political Science Association, Washington. Paper on “J.S. Mill’s The Subjection of Women as a Rhetorical Text.” May 25-27 University of Padua. International Conference on “Democracy in a Global World.” Paper on “Norms and Places of Power.” May 14 Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague. Colloquium in “Philosophy and Social Sciences.” Paper on “Representation as Advocacy.” May 9 Center for the Study of Democracy, University of Westminster (London). “An Encounter with Quentin Skinner.” Discussant of Quentin Skinner’s paper on “Liberty and Republicanism.” May 1-2 Columbia University. The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture. Workshop on “The Pragmatic Imagination: Thinking about ‘Things in the Making’.” Paper on “Democracy’s Mythmakers.” April 25 Columbia Law School. Fifteen Minutes Paper, Faculty Seminar. Paper on “The Open Ballot.”

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February 3 Columbia Colloquium in Political Theory. Discussant of George Kateb’s paper, “Wilderness and Conscience: Thoreau and Emerson.” January 27 Italian Cultural Institute in the City of New York. Paper on “The European Tradition of Liberal Socialism.” 1999 December 28 The Modern Language American Association, 1999 Meeting in Chicago. Paper on “Emerson as a Theorist of Democratic Perspectivism” in the Panel “Emerson: History, Politics and Ethics.” October 11 University of Chicago, Political Theory Workshop. Paper on “Representation as Advocacy.” June, 3-4 Abano (Italy). “Politics and Society in a Comparative Perspective: Europe and the United States” Annual Meeting organized by the journals: Dissent, The New Left Review, and Reset. 1999 Topic: “Politics in a Global Economic System.” Chair and discussant in the panel on “Globalization and Regionalism: Is the Nation-State Collapsing?” April 23-25 Columbia University and The Cardozo Law School. International Conference on “Carl Schmitt: Legacy and Prospects.” Chair and Discussant in the Panel on “Schmitt as a Critic of Liberalism.” April 15 The Lillian Vernon Center for International Affairs. Center for European Studies, New York University. Paper on “Where Shall We Go from Here? Fortunes and Dilemmas of the Italian Left.” March 26-28 Columbia University Law School. Conference on “Civic Republicanism in Law and Theory: The Roman Version.” Discussant. 1998 December 3 Columbia Colloquium in Political Theory. Paper on "Rhetoric and Representation: The Politics of Advocacy." November 3 The New School for Social Research. Political Philosophy Colloquium. Paper on "An Agonistic Model of Public Deliberation."

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October 14 Columbia University, Luncheon Seminar in Contemporary Civilization. Presentation on “Niccoló Machiavelli's The Prince and Discourses.” October 8 Columbia Colloquium in Political Theory. Commentator of Jean L. Cohen's paper, "Changing Paradigms of Citizenship and the Exclusiveness of the Demos". October 1-3 The Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, the Institut Culturel Italien, and the Maison d'Italie, Paris: Colloque International on L’antifascisme européen. Paper on "Carlo Rosselli et les fondements éthiques de la démocratie". September 10-11 University of Pisa (Italy), Department of Political Science. Two lectures on "Individualism and the Community". September 3-6 American Political Science Association, Boston. Paper on "Rhetoric and Representation" in the Panel, "Democracy and Forms of Rhetoric". June 25-26 Library of the Senate; Italian Parliament. Conference on "Gender and Citizenship in Comparative Perspective". Discussant in the Panel on "Citizenship and Political Representation". May 2 New England Political Science Association Meeting (Worcester, Mass.). Discussant in the Panel on Nancy Rosenblum, Membership and Morals (Princeton University Press, 1998). January 12 University of Florence, Department of Philosophy. Lecture on "The Moral Foundations of Democracy." 1997 November 19 Italian Academy for Advanced Studies in America, Columbia University. Conference on "Competition and the Dilemmas of the Democratic Self." Paper on "Competing among (Un)equals." November 14 Northeastern Political Science Association. Twenty-ninth Annual Meeting, Philadelphia. Panel on "Mill and Madison on the Relationship between Competence and Representative Democracy." Paper on "Competence and Thechné Politiké: An Attempt to Reinterpret J.S. Mill's Representative Democracy."

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June 9-13 Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici of Naples: five lectures on "Democratic Individualism." June 11 University of Rome III, discussant in a seminar dedicated to my book Individualismo democratico. April 16. Fondazione Antonio Gramsci, Rome. International conference on “Gramsci and the 20th century.” Paper on “Democratic Individualism: Between Tocqueville and Gramsci.” April 3 Commentator and chair in the International Conference on “Gramsci and Modernity” I have organized under the auspices of the Italian Academy at Columbia University. April 2 Italian Cultural Institute in New York. Seminar on “The Impact of Gramsci’s Thought at the end of the 20th century;” paper on “Gramsci’s theory of subalternity.” 1996 April 4-6 Columbia University, Conference for the Study of Political Thought, 1997 Annual International Meeting: "Democratization and Justice". Commentator in the panel on "Democracy and Representation." February 5 Columbia University, Luncheon Seminar in Contemporary Civilization; presentation on John Stuart Mill's On Liberty. November 8-9 Princeton University, International Conference on "Democracy between Populism and Oligarchy". Paper titled "Demagoguery versus Democracy". September 1 American Political Science Association, San Francisco. Discussant in the Panel on "Are There Grounds for Political Action?". 1995 May 26 Biblioteca Cantonale di Locarno: "USA-Europe, 2nd Locarno Seminar on Politics and Society". Paper on "Ex Uno Plures. The Road to A New European Federalism". May 19 The City University of New York: "Seminar on the Southern Question". Paper on "Against Necessity: The Souths of Antonio Gramsci".

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January 13 Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici of Naples: Seminar on the occasion of the first English edition of Carlo Rosselli's Liberal socialism. 1994 October 14 Columbia University Seminar in Modern Italian Studies. Paper on "Giuseppe Mazzini's Democratic Nationality". May 31 Italian Cultural Institute, New York: "Carlo Rosselli and his Socialismo Liberale Today," Panel on the occasion of the publication of Carlo Rosselli's Liberal Socialism. April 21-22 University of Sassari (Italy), Departments of Politics and History. Two lectures on "The Communitarian Critique of Liberalism," and "Democratic Individualism". April 11-13 University of Cassino (Italy), International Conference on "Multiculturalism and The Global Village." Paper on “The Ethnocentric Turn in Contemporary American Philosophy.“ March 10 The University Center for Human Values, Princeton. Seminar in Ethics and Public Affairs. Paper on "Mazzini's theory of democratic nationality." March 3 Department of Politics, Princeton. Political Philosophy Colloquium. Paper on "Truth, Belief, and Politics: Notes on the Crisis of Marxism." 1993 January 28 The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Social Sciences Thursday Seminar. Paper on "The Liberal Socialist Oxymoron." 1992 December 10-12 University of Pisa. Third Biennial Seminar in Political Philosophy, on "Order, Conflict, and Freedom". Discussant. December 2-5 Fondazione Rosselli of Turin and The University of Turin. International Conference on What is Left?. Discussant of Michael Walzer's paper on "Exclusion, Injustice and the Democratic State".

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SEMINARS PARTICIPATION AS MEMBER: The Center for Law and Philosophy at the Columbia Law School Columbia Seminar in Social and Political Thought Columbia Seminar in Studies in Modern Italy University Center for Human Values, Princeton University, Program in Ethics and Public Affairs (2007-2008; 1999-2000; 1991-96) Locarno International Seminar in Politics and Society, sponsored by the Library and Canton of Locarno (Switzerland) and organized by the journals Dissent, Esprit, New Left Review, Reset (1993-96) The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Fellows Seminar, School of Social Science (1992-93) Political Philosophy Colloquium, Princeton University Interdisciplinary Seminar for Europeanists, Department of Politics, Princeton University (1990-96) Annual Seminar on Political Theory jointly promoted by the Feltrinelli Foundation of Milan, Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, University of Turin (1987-2000) Faculty-graduate Seminars on “Theory of Knowledge and Philosophy of Science,” held by The Antonio Banfi Institute of Reggio Emilia (Italy) (1981-83) Referees: Steven Lukes (New York University), Email address: steven.lukes@nyu.edu Stephen Holmes (New York University) Email address: HOLMESS@juris.law.nyu.edu Pierre Rosanvallon (Collège de France) Email address: Pierre.Rosanvallon@ehess.fr