Phd in HISTORY, ANTHROPOLOGY, RELIGIONS

email: emanuele.bernardi@uniroma1.it
phone: 06049913397 (23397 interno)
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Currently he is associated professor of Contemporary History. He graduated in Contemporary History in 2000 in Rome. He took (2003) his PHD at Letters and Philosophy, University of Florence, with a dissertation titled "Between reform and Cold War. Antonio Segni, the Marshall Plan and the Italian agrarian reform during the De Gasperi governments (1948-1953)”.
He took part to several seminars, about the economic, social, political interplay between Cold War, national and local Italian History during the 20th century. His research on these topics is based on a large range of documents, from Italian as American archives. From 2017 he is a member of the Phd College Board in "History, Anthropology, Religions". He is a member of the Scientific and redational Committee of the reviews "Studi Storici", “Ventunesimo Secolo”, “Mondo contemporaneo”, “Dimensioni e problemi della ricerca storica”. He is member also of the Scientif Commette of the "Comitato Edizione nazionale Epistolario degasperiano". He acted as blind referee for the following journal: “Modern Italy”, “Studi storici”, “Itinerari di ricerca storica”, “Mondo contemporaneo”, “Italia contemporanea”, "Dimensioni e problemi della ricerca storica", "Rivista storica italiana". Among his recents works, La Coldiretti e la storia d'Italia. Rappresentanza e partecipazione dal dopoguerra agli anni ottanta, Donzelli, Roma, 2020; (with P. Luigi Ballini), Il governo di centro: libertà e riforme. Alcide De Gasperi - Antonio Segni, Carteggio (1943-1954), Studium, Roma, 2022, and (with F. Nunnari), Costruire l’Europa. Giovanni Marcora ministro dell’agricoltura a Bruxelles (1974-1980), il Mulino, Bologna, 2023