Giulio Fugazzotto

Giulio Fugazzotto is a Research Fellow at the Department of Humanities, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, involved in the ERC project WO-NAM (Women and Non-Alignment in the Cold War Era). His work focuses on global and transnational historical research of women's/feminist movements in Tunisia and Italian communist colonial legacies.

• PhD in Contemporary History and Comparative Cultures (2024, Carlo Bo University of Urbino)
• Master's in Historical and Oriental Sciences (2020, University of Bologna)

Research Interests:
Specializes in Cold War-era transnational movements, Italian communist pedagogy in postcolonial contexts, Black subjectivation processes, and intersectional analysis of feminist movements. Engages in oral history through the Gramsci Foundation Emilia-Romagna project interviewing Italian left-wing militants.

Publications:
Focus on Italian communist colonial engagement (Somalia, 1950s), Italo-Ethiopian War mobilizations, and decolonization narratives. Articles appear in journals like Italia Contemporanea and Contemporanea.

Additional Roles:
Member of the editorial staff of Zapruder. Journal of the History of Social Conflict since 2022.