Raffaele Marchetti
Position
- Assistant Professor in International Relations (SPS/04), joint appointment at the Department of Political Sciences and School of Government
- Holder of a Jean Monnet European Module on EU’s Engagement with Civil Society funded by the European Commission-EACEA (2012-2015).
- Academic Coordinator of the “Corso intensivo di preparazione al concorso per la carriera diplomatica“, School of Government.
- LUISS International Chair at China Foreign Affairs University, Beijing, and Visiting Professor at Sciences Po, Paris (2013).
Expertise
- International Relations / Global Affairs
- International Political Theory
Media experience: Radio, TV, Press
BIO
Raffaele Marchetti (Laurea, Rome-La Sapienza; PhD, London-LSE) is assistant professor in International Relations at the Faculty of Political Science and the School of Government of LUISS where he holds a Jean Monnet European Module on EU’s Engagement with Civil Society. His research interest concerns global politics and governance, transnational civil society, and democracy. He is currently completing a book on The Other Side of Global Politics: Goals, Strategies, and Impact of Civil Society Mobilizations and working on a long-term project on Constructing Global Legitimacy. The Competition for World Order.
He was scientific coordinator of FP6 Strep project SHUR. Human Rights in Conflicts: The Role of Civil Society funded by the EC; and was Fellow at the European University Institute, the Italian National Research Council-CNR, and in the Network of Excellent GARNET. Global Governance, Regionalisation & Regulation: The Role of the EU. He was also research contractor for the FP6 research project DEMOS. Democracy in Europe and the Mobilization of Society, the European Union Institute for Security Studies-EUISS, and the Istituto San Pio V. He taught at LSE, American University of Rome, John Cabot University, Universitè de Genève, and Università di Napoli L’Orientale. He carried out research at University of Exeter, University of Nottingham, and Università di Urbino. In 2005, he received the Lawrence S. Finkelstein Award by the International Studies Association-ISA, Section on International Organization.
Among his publications: La politica della globalizzazione (Mondadori, forth. 2013); Contemporary Political Agency: Theory and Practice (co-ed. with B.Maiguashca, Routledge, 2013), Global Democracy: Normative and Empirical Perspectives (co-ed. with D.Archibugi and M.Koenig-Archibugi, Cambridge University Press, 2011), Civil Society, Ethnic Conflicts, and the Politicization of Human Rights (co-ed. with N.Tocci, United Nations University Press, 2011), Conflict Society and Peacebuilding (co-ed. with N.Tocci, Routledge, 2011), Manuale di politica internazionale, (co-au. with F.Mazzei and F.Petito, UBE, 2010), European Union and Global Democracy (co-ed. with D.Vidovic, CPI, 2009), and Global Democracy: For and Against. Ethical Theory, Institutional Design, and Social Struggles (Routledge, 2008, Italian trans. Vita e Pensiero, 2010). His articles appeared, among other journals, in Constellations, Ethics and International Affairs, Global Society, Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, International Studies Review, and Review of International Studies.