UNIVERSITA�
DEGLI STUDI DI FIRENZE
DIPARTIMENTO DI STUDI SULLO STATO
Section
of International History
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Professors: Ennio Di Nolfo, Bruna Bagnato, Marta Petricioli.
Researchers: Elena Calandri, Maria Grazia Enardu, Jennifer Greenleaves.
Staff: Sandra Cavallucci, Elena
Dundovich, Manfredi Filipazzi, Marilena Gala, Carlo Mainardi, Maria
Stella Rognoni, Alberto Tonini, and a large number of Ph.D. students
in History of International Relations.
The
real core of the Machiavelli Center is the International Section of
the Dipartimento di Studi sullo
Stato of the University of Florence. In the past twenty years, the
International Section has been an active part, and often a promoter,
of a number of many multinational research projects, such as "Power
Politics in� Europe". The
most recent research project coordinated by Prof. Di Nolfo focuses on
"Raw Materials in International Politics: A Historical Approach".
The International Section of the Department also includes a Ph.D. program
in History of International Relations coordinated by Professor Ennio
Di Nolfo. The section� is also
a participant in several EU Programs, such as Socrates and Tempus.
Prof. Ennio Di Nolfo
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Status: Full Professor of History of International Relations
Personal profile:
- Vice-President of the University of Florence, in charge of the University's international relations.
- Vice-President of the Foreign Ministry's Commission for the Publication of the Italian Diplomatic Documents.
- He was Head of Department from November 1st, 1996 to October 31, 2000.
- Visiting Fellow at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington D.C., 1973-74, and at the European University Institute, 1979-80.
Publications
Areas of Interest: History of the Cold War, History of European Integration, Film History, Italian 19th and 20th century History.
Prof. Bruna Bagnato
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Status: Associate Professor of History of International Relations
Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence, 1984), Ph.D. in History of International
Relations (University of Florence, 1988), EEC scholar at the "Pierre
Mend�s France" University of Grenoble, 1987; visiting scholar, University
of Reims, 1989-90; CNR Scholar, Paris IV-Sorbonne University, 1990-1991;
NATO scholar, Institut d'Histoire du Temps Pr�sent, Paris, 1992-93.
Researcher in History of International Relations, University of Florence
September 1996. Associate Professor of History of International Relations
since 1998. Since 1985 she has been a member of the Editorial Board
of the review "Storia delle relazioni internazionali" and in 1993 she
became its editor-in-chief.
Publications
Areas of Interest: History of French Foreign Policy since 1945; history of Decolonization; Italy and the Mediterranean; Italy and the Soviet Union from the late Fifties to the mid-Sixties.
Dr. Maria Grazia Enardu
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Status: Researcher in History of International relations
Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence, 1974). Junior Associate Member at St.
Antony's College, Oxford, 1975-76.Researcher at the University of Florence,
1982. Dr. Enardu coordinates and is responsible for the wide network
of exchange programs of which the Department is the center, including
the Erasmus, Socrates, and Tempus-Phare programs.
Publications
Areas of Interest: History of the Middle East in the 20th Century; history of Israel.
Dr. Elena Calandri
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Status: Researcher of History of International Relations at the University of Florence.
Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence), Ph.D. in History of International Relations,
1992. Post-doctoral SSRC-MacArthur Fellowship in International Peace
and Security, 1994-95; Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Florence,
1996-1998.
Publications
Areas of Interest: History of Decolonization: the Cold War in the Mediterranean; post-Cold War Turkish Foreign Policy.
Staff
Dr. Sandra Cavallucci
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Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence); Ph.D. in History of International Relations
(University of Florence, 2003); Post-Doctoral Fellowship (University
of Florence), 2003.
Dr. Elena Dundovich
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Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence); Ph.D. in History of International Relations
(University of Florence, 1996); Post-Doctoral Fellowship (University
of Florence), 1997.
Publications
Areas of Interest: Stalin and the Italian Communist Party in the Thirty's; Soviet Union and Afghanistan after the Second World War; The GuLag system in Soviet Union.
Dr. Manfredi Filipazzi
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Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence); Ph.D. in History of International Relations
(University of Florence, 2003); Post-Doctoral Fellowship (University
of Florence), 2003.
Dr. Marilena Gala
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Personal Profile:
Laurea (University of Florence); Ph.D. in History of International Relations
(University of Florence, 1998); Post-Doctoral Fellowship (University
of Florence), 2000.
Publications
Areas of Interest: The Atomic Energy (1960-1980).
Dr. Sara Lorenzini
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Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence); Ph.D. in History of International Relations
(University of Florence, 2002).
Publications:
- Il rifiuto di un'eredità difficile.
La Repubblica Democratica Tedesca, gli ebrei e lo stato di Israele,
Firenze, La Giuntina, 1998.
- Due Germanie in Africa: La cooperazione allo sviluppo e la
competizione per i mercati di materie prime e tecnologia, Firenze,
Polistampa, 2003.
Areas of Interest: Development aid and the cold war in Africa: political and economic strategies of West and East Germany.
Dr. Carlo Mainardi
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Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence, 1995). Administrative Director of the
Master in Diplomatic Studies organized by the Faculty of Political Science
at the University of Florence.
Areas of Interest: The Italian Oil Policy (1943-1962).
Dr. Maria Stella Rognoni
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Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence, 1992); October 1992 - February 1993,
stage at the European Commission (DG VIII); April-December 1993, Research
Assistant, OSCE; January-June 1994 and December 1994 - June 1995, consultant
at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Ph. D. in History of International
Relations (University of Florence, 2000), Post-Doctoral Fellowship (University
of Florence), 2001.
Publications:
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Scacchiera congolese: Materie prime, decolonizzazione e guerra fredda
nell'Africa dei primi anni Sessanta, Firenze, Polistampa, 2003.
Areas of Interest: Cold War in Africa, decolonisation in the 60's; Indian Foreign Policy; North-South issues.
Dr. Alberto Tonini
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Personal profile:
Laurea (University of Florence); Ph. D. in History of International
Relations (University of Florence, 2000), Post-Doctoral Fellowship (University
of Florence), 1999.
Publications
Ph. D. Candidates
Duccio Basosi
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Giovanni Bernardini
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Federica Caciagli
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Roberta Galli
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Hedi Giusto
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