William Connell
Professor
Department of History
Seton Hall University
United States of America
Biography
William Connell studies a wide range of problems in Italian and Italian American History, and European history in general, with particular concentrations on medieval and Renaissance intellectual history, humanism, social history and statebuilding. In recent years he has been working on projects concerning interactions between 16th century Florence and northern Europe, Renaissance historical writing, Niccolò Machiavelli's political thought, early interactions between Italy and America, and prosecutions for blasphemy in early modern Europe.
Research Interest
16th century Florence and northern Europe, Renaissance historical writing, Niccolò Machiavelli's political thought, early interactions between Italy and America, and prosecutions for blasphemy in early modern Europe.
Publications
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• "Academic Minute: Niccolò Machiavelli." Northeast Public Radio, April 2
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• "Dating The Prince: Beginnings and Endings." Review of Politics, 75(4), 497-514, November 2013.
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• "La lettera di Machiavelli a Vettori del 10 dicembre 1513." Archivio storico italiano, 171(4), 665-723, November 2013.