Chiara Cordelli
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EducationUniversity of Rome "La Sapienza," BA Philosophy (2003) & MA Philosophy (2005), University College London, MA Human Rights (2006) & PhD Political Theory (2007-2011)[1]
OccupationsPolitical philosopher and author
EmployerUniversity of Chicago (since 2015)
KnownforThe Privatized State (2020), Princeton University Press [2]
Privatocrazia (2022), Mondadori
Philanthropy in Democratic Societies (with Rob Reich and Lucy Bernholz) (2016), The University of Chicago Press.Chiara Cordelli | |
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| Education | University of Rome "La Sapienza," BA Philosophy (2003) & MA Philosophy (2005), University College London, MA Human Rights (2006) & PhD Political Theory (2007-2011)[1] |
| Occupations | Political philosopher and author |
| Employer | University of Chicago (since 2015) |
| Known for | The Privatized State (2020), Princeton University Press [2]
Privatocrazia (2022), Mondadori Philanthropy in Democratic Societies (with Rob Reich and Lucy Bernholz) (2016), The University of Chicago Press. |
| Website | https://www.chiaracordelli.com/ |
Chiara Cordelli is a philosopher and a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Chicago.[3] Her work focuses on questions at the intersection of political philosophy and political economy, including the application of Kantian theory to the issues of philanthropy, privatization, and state legitimacy.[4] Her first book, The Privatized State (2020), won the inaugural European Consortium for Political Research Political Theory Prize for best first English-language book of Political Theory.[5] Her most recent work develops a critique of capitalism focused on its mode of investment and on social alienation.
