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 Professor
Anna Bull was appointed Professor of Italian in 1996, having taught
at Bath since 1987. She graduated from the University of Naples and
wrote her doctorate at the University of Reading, where she subsequently
held a lectureship. Her publications include From Peasant to Entrepreneur.
The survival of the Family Economy in Italy [with P. Corner] (1993),
Entrepreneurial Textile Communities [with M. Pitt and J. Szarka] (1993),
Social identities and political cultures in Italy (2000), [with M.
Gilbert] The Lega Nord and the Northern Question in Italian Politics
(2001), and Italian Neofascism. The Strategy of Tension and the Politics
of Nonreconciliation (2007). Her research interests cover fascism
and neofascism, regionalism, political cultures, multi-level governance.
She teaches a final-year option ‘Political Terrorism and its
Legacy in Italy' and contributes to the second year option, ‘Italy
in the 1960s and 1970s: Social Transformation and Political and Cultural
Dissent’; to the European Options 'Europe in the Cold War' and
'Nationalism, regionalism and convergence in Europe since 1989'; and
to the Italian Politics and Society courses. She also coordinates
a unit and contributes to another unit for the MA in Contemporary
European Studies.
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