Francesco Raschi

Associate Professor in History of Political Thought since December 2018.

He obtained his PhD in Sociology and Political Systems (University of Parma) in 2004.

He carries out his research in the field of the history of modern and contemporary political thought. Her research interests are particularly focused on post-revolutionary (Constant and Tocqueville) and contemporary (Aron, Berlin, Hayek, de Jouvenel) political liberalism.

She is currently focusing her research on the theme of war and peace in nineteenth and twentieth century political thought.

From 2020 to 2025, I was Director of the Bachelor's Degree Program in International and Diplomatic Sciences (SID); from 2023 to 2025, I also served as Director of the International Bachelor's Degree Program in International Studies (BIS). In May 2024, I was appointed Delegate for Teaching and Chair of the Teaching Committee of the Department of Political and Social Sciences.