Roy Domenico

Roy Domenico is a Professor in the Department of History at the University of Scranton, where he has served two terms as Chair. Since 1997, he has focused on Italian history, particularly post-World War II developments and Catholic politics. His work has been recognized globally, with one nominator calling him a leading figure in post-WWII Italian history.

Research Interests: Roy’s scholarship centers on Italian history, with a focus on post-war political dynamics, Catholic influence, and regional cultural identities. His archival research in Italy and the Vatican has informed significant publications.

Scientific Awards:

• Howard and Helen Marraro Prize for best book in Italian history
• Fulbright Senior Research Award for Italy
• President of the Italian Historical Society
• Distinguished Achievement Award for Teaching (American Catholic History Association)

Publications & Contributions: He authored Italian Fascists on Trial, The Regions of Italy, and The Devil and Dolce Vita. A forthcoming book on Italy’s wartime period (1940-1945) will be published by Fordham University Press.