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Dr Massimiliano VAGHI
Ph.D. in International History
Post-doc in Modern History
University of Milan
Academic Year 2016-2017, Professor of History (“Colonialismo e schiavitù dai Lumi alla
Restaurazione: fonti e questioni storiografiche”), Department of Historical Studies
(phone: +39 02 50312 995)
Academic Year 2015-2016, Professor of Indian Culture, Department of Language Mediation and
Intercultural Communication (phone: +39 02 50321 766 / 767)
e-mail: [email protected]
Main research areas:
- History of international relations in the Modern Age, with a focus on French colonialism SouthAsia (18th and 19th centuries);
- European order between Revolution and Napoleonic empire;
- History of mentalities and ideas (18th and 19th centuries).
Dr Massimiliano Vaghi is author of books and articles in Italian, French and English.
See, for example:
La France et l’Inde. Commerces et politique impériale au XVIIIe siècle (Paris, 2016);
“L’Asia di Alfred Martineau (1859-1945) fra colonialismo e mission civilisatrice”, in
M. Vaghi (a cura di), I mondi dell’Asia, Mimesis, Milano-Udine, 2016, p. 199-217;
“Matteo Galdi, l'ordre international et le progrès des peuples”, in S. Aprile / C.
Cassina / P. Darriulat / R. Leboutte (dir.), Europe de papier. Projets européens au
XIXe siècle, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, Villeneuve d’Ascq, 2015, p. 2334;
“Entre religion et politique. Missionnaires et courtiers dans la ville de Pondichéry”, in
V. Nallam / N. Chandramouli (edited by), Poduke-Bandikere-PuducheriPondicherry: Researches into the History & Culture of French and Indian
Pondicherry, The Historical Society of Pondicherry, Pondicherry, 2015, p. 161-171;
“Le souvenir d’une ‘épopée glorieuse’: La France en Inde entre la Révolution et
l’Empire”, La Révolution française [En ligne], n. 8-2015, p. 8-21;
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“Mémoire sur l'importance actuelle de l'Inde et les moyens les plus efficaces d'y
rétablir la Nation Françoise dans son ancienne splendeur, de Charles-Stanislas
Lefebvre”, Outre-Mers. Revue d'Histoire, n. II-2015, p. 269-275;
“Fear as a political instrument: J.F. Dupleix and Euro-Indian relations in Bengal
(1730-1740)”, Governare la paura. Journal of interdisciplinary studies, July 2014, p.
86-112;
“Entre le pittoresque et l’érudition. L’idée de l’Inde en France (1760-1830)”, Annales
Historiques de la Révolution Française, n. 375 (I-2014), p. 49-68;
“Alfred Martineau et la ‘genèse’ du protectorat. Le cas indien (1745-1761)”, French
Colonial History, vol.14, 2013, p. 71-88;
L’idea dell’India nell’Europa moderna, secoli XVII-XX (Milan, 2012).
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