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Radical Republicanism in Early Modern Europe
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Radical Republicanism in Early Modern Europe challenges the conventional narrative of republican political thought by shifting the spotlight from familiar, moderate figures to the often-overlooked radicals who pushed the boundaries of early modern republicanism. By applying the lens of “radical republicanism” to the early modern period, the contributors to this volume offer fresh insights into the revolutionary possibilities embedded in republican thought—insights that resonate far beyond their historical context. Aimed at historians, political theorists, and anyone interested in the roots of democratic dissent, this book opens new avenues for rethinking the legacy and future of republicanism itself.
Contributors are: Jérémie Barthas, Alessandro Mulieri, John McCormick, Filippo del Lucchese, Elia Zaru, Saul Newman, Gaby Mahlberg, Rachel Hammersley, Geertje Bol, Alan Coffee, Nicolai von Eggers, Ariane Fichtl, and Ross Carrol.
Contributors are: Jérémie Barthas, Alessandro Mulieri, John McCormick, Filippo del Lucchese, Elia Zaru, Saul Newman, Gaby Mahlberg, Rachel Hammersley, Geertje Bol, Alan Coffee, Nicolai von Eggers, Ariane Fichtl, and Ross Carrol.
Nicolai von Eggers, Ph.D. (2016), is Associate Professor at Aarhus University at the Departments of History and the History of Ideas. He has published extensively on the history of republicanism and republican thought.
Alessandro Mulieri, Ph.D. (2014), is Research Director at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and affiliated with Triangle - Action, Discours, Pensée Politique et Économique in Lyon, France. He teaches political theory and the history of political thought at Université Paris Cité and Sciences Po Paris. His monograph Machiavelli, Aristotle and Popular Republicanism was published in 2026 by Bloomsbury.
Anna Becker, Ph.D. (2011), is Professor of the History of Ideas at Aarhus University. She has published on gender and the household in political thought, Jean Bodin, Niccolò Machiavelli, and global masculinities. She is currently working on the body and the material in the history of political thought. Her monograph Gendering the Renaissance Commonwealth was published in 2020 by CUP.
Alessandro Mulieri, Ph.D. (2014), is Research Director at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and affiliated with Triangle - Action, Discours, Pensée Politique et Économique in Lyon, France. He teaches political theory and the history of political thought at Université Paris Cité and Sciences Po Paris. His monograph Machiavelli, Aristotle and Popular Republicanism was published in 2026 by Bloomsbury.
Anna Becker, Ph.D. (2011), is Professor of the History of Ideas at Aarhus University. She has published on gender and the household in political thought, Jean Bodin, Niccolò Machiavelli, and global masculinities. She is currently working on the body and the material in the history of political thought. Her monograph Gendering the Renaissance Commonwealth was published in 2020 by CUP.
This volume will be of particular interest to historians of political ideas, political theorists, political philosophers, and specialists of republicanism.