Michele Chiaruzzi

MA in European Studies (Bologna), PhD at the Scuola Superiore di Studi Storici under the supervision of Angelo Panebianco and Luciano Canfora. He has been a visiting fellow at the universities of London (LSE), Cambridge, Queensland, Brown University, Dickinson College, and Trento. He studies the body of authors and themes within which Martin Wight is situated. He has published two previously unpublished works by Wight. He has worked with the WHO (Copenhagen) and at the University of Milan and LUISS in Rome. He is a Life Member of Clare Hall College (Cambridge) and director of the CRRI (San Marino). He serves on the editorial board of Rivista di politica and Critica storica. He writes for Giornale di Brescia and has published with various publishers, such as Cambridge and Oxford UP, Tirant Lo Blanch, Palgrave, Bloomsbury, and in several journals, including History of European Ideas, Global Change, and International Politics He won the 2019 ISA Topic Award from the Institute for Advanced Studies. He exhibits a photo show in the Gaddi Pavilion (Forlì) and a sculpture in the Chapel of Sant’Anna (San Marino). Ambassador in Ukraine, he holds a Taekwondo 6th dan black belt.