Lorenzo BERTUCELLI

Lorenzo BERTUCELLI is a Full Professor in the Department of Linguistic and Cultural Studies at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, specializing in Contemporary History with a focus on public history, labor movements, migrations, and political culture. He teaches courses such as History of Social and Political Movements, Digital Libraries and Archives, and Migrations of the Contemporary Age. His research explores Italian post-war labor history, transnational migration patterns, and the interplay between political institutions and social movements. BERTUCELLI has contributed to public history initiatives, including projects on the Fondazione ex Campo Fossoli, and has published extensively on topics ranging from Italian Communist Party dynamics to the memory of deportation camps. His work bridges academic scholarship with community engagement, emphasizing the communication of historical narratives to broader audiences.

• Education: Not explicitly detailed, but his academic trajectory suggests advanced studies in History.

Research interests include the cultural dimensions of labor, the historiography of migrations, and the role of public history in mediating collective memory. He has co-edited volumes on Public History methodologies and participated in international conferences discussing transnational memory and conflict studies. BERTUCELLI’s publications often analyze Italy’s political and social evolution through the lens of labor movements, migrations, and post-war institutional frameworks.

His recent articles address contemporary issues such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’s cultural dynamics and the interplay between political activism and peace processes. He is affiliated with research groups focused on historical communication and memory preservation, reflecting his commitment to interdisciplinary approaches.