Study programme
Classes
- History of Political Philosophy +5APO100009 | Faculty of Arts
- Political Philosophy I [2]APO300092 | Faculty of Arts
- Contemporary Political TheoryAPO500303 | Faculty of Arts
- Kant 's Philosophy of Peace TodayAPOV30056 | Faculty of Arts
- Foundations of Democracy Theory +3AFR100013 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Political Science +3AFRV1041 | Faculty of Arts
- Problems of Democracy (B) +1APO00008 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Political Philosophy IAPO10106 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Political Philosophy IIAPO10107 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to EconomicsAPO10121 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- How can Machiavelli as a republican advise the prince?2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Machiavelli and the Constraining of Conflict2011 | Faculty of Arts
- The Venetian Myth of Liberal Democracy: Guicciardini and the Birth of Democratic Elitism2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Machiavelli’s Populist Republicanism and the Perversion of Democracy2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Machiavelli against Republicanism. On the Cambridge School’s ‘Guicciardinian Moments’2011 | Faculty of Arts
- The Oppressive Appetite of Young Grandi and the Case for Popular Republics2011 | Faculty of Arts
- The Idea of Negative Liberty: Machiavellian and Modern Perspectives2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Machiavelli in Contemporary Political Theory and Our Debate2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Republicanism Between Negative Liberalism and Democrartic Populism2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Debate on the meaning of The Prince by MachiavelliPublication without faculty affiliation
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