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The Ghilarza Summer School - Scuola internazionale di studi gramsciani offers 15 scholarships for participating in an advanced studies course on the thought of Antonio Gramsci. The course is held in Ghilarza (the small town in Sardinia where Gramsci spent the years of his childhood and youth) every two years. Each course focuses on a dedicated subject. The lessons are given in Italian.
For more information on the application process, see the links below:
Bando 2023 | School and National Education | 4-9 September 2023 | PDF
Applications Due: 30 April 2023
Bando 2018 | Crisis and Passive Revolution: Gramsci Reads the 20th Century | PDF
Bando 2016 | The Expansion of Ideology: Folklore, Religion, Common Sense, Good Sense, Philosophy | PDF
Bando 2014 | Hegemonic/Subaltern | PDF
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The activities of the GSS are directed by a Scientific Council composed of
- Derek Boothman (già Università di Bologna, direttore dello «International Gramsci Journal»)
- Giuseppe Cospito (Università di Pavia, segretario della GSS)
- Roberto M. Dainotto (Duke University, Durham, USA)
- Romain Descendre ( École Normale Supérieure de Lyon)
- Gianni Francioni (emerito Università di Pavia, presidente della GSS)
- Gianni Fresu (Università di Cagliari Universidade Federal de Uberlândia, M.G. BRA)
- Fabio Frosini (Università di Urbino Carlo Bo, direttore della GSS)
- Francesca Izzo (già Università di Napoli “L Orientale”)
- Dora Kanoussi (già Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, MX)
- Fiamma Lussana (Università di Sassari) Mauro Pala (Università di Cagliari)
- Giancarlo Schirru (Università di Napoli “L Orientale”)
- Peter D. Thomas (Brunel University, London)
- Giuseppe Vacca (Fondazione Gramsci Onlus, Roma)
- Jean Claude Zancarini (émérite École Normale Supérieure de Lyon)
- Cosimo Zene (emeritus School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London)
The Ghilarza Summer School - Scuola internazionale di studi gramsciani is sponsored by the Fondazione Casa Museo Antonio Gramsci of Ghilarza, with the institutional participation of the Fondazione Gramsci Onlus (Rome) and the International Gramsci Society, the patronage of the University of Cagliari and the University of Sassari, and the financial support of the Fondazione di Sardegna.
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