Tiziana Faitini

2014 PhD in Humanities, Trento

2009 MA in Philosophy and the Languages of Modernity

2006 BA in Philosophy

2003 BA in Telecommunication Engineereng

Since 2021 I have been a Research Fellow (RTDa) in Political Philosophy at the Department of Humanities, University of Trento.

Previously, I was a Research Fellow in Political Philosophy at the same Department (2014-15), a Stipendiatin at the Leibniz Institut für Europäische Geschichte, Mainz (2016) and an Experienced Research Fellow at the Max Weber Centre for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies, Erfurt (2018-19) as part of the MWK-FELLOWS COFUND programme (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Cofund Fellowship Programme, grant agreement No 665958).

In 2018, I was awarded the Italian national qualification as Associate Professor in Political Philosophy (14/A1) and History of Political Thought (14/B1).

https://unitn.academia.edu/TizianaFaitini

Italian Society for Political Philosophy: Member of the Board 2019-2022

Histories, Theories and Practices of Labour and of the Idea of Leisure, Open Access Series, Firenze University Press: Member of the International Scientific Board

(Selected events)

- «The hierarchy of professional occupations in minor 19th Century texts on professionalism » al panel «Work and its Discontent in Victorian Literature and Culture», nell'ambito della European Society for the Study of English 2016 International conference, Responsabili del panel: Federico Bellini e Jan Wilm - National University of Galway (Ireland), dal 23-08-2016 al 23-08-2016

- «Professional activities and the exemption from the obligation of fasting in the Institutiones morales (1600-1755)» nel quadro dei seminari di ricerca del Leibniz Institut für Europäische Geschichte, Responsabile scientifico C. Voigt-Goy, Mainz (D), dal 11-10-2016 al 11-10-2016

- «Towards a spiritual empire: the Christian exegesis of the universal census at the time of Jesus’ birth» alla conferenza internazionale «The Church and Empire», Ecclesiastical History Society Conferences 2016-17, coordinatore: Tim Grass - Magdalene College, Cambridge (UK) dal 14-01-2017 al 14-01-2017 

- «Lavoro dignitoso e riconoscimento. Spunti filosofici a margine di alcune interviste qualitative a professionisti» alla giornata di studio «Per un orientamento di qualità e un lavoro dignitoso per tutti», responsabili scientifici Laura Nota e Salvatore Soresi - Dipartimento di Psicologia, Padova (Italy), dal 24-03-2017 al 24-03-2017

- «A Catholic History of the “Profession”. The Moral Problematization of Professional Activities and the States of Life in the Post-Tridentine Institutiones morales» alla Conferenza internazionale «The Rethinking of Religious Belief in the Making of Modernity» - 2017 Conference of the International Society for Intellectual History, Responsabili scientifici: Michael Hunter, James A.T. Lancaster, Diego Lucci - American University in Bulgaria, Blagoevgrad (Bulgaria) dal 31-05-2017 al 31-05-2017

- Referente del panel LAVORO DIGNITOSO, INCLUSIONE E INNOVAZIONE: UN MODELLO PER L’INCONTRO TRA SCUOLA E LAVORO, con relazione «Il concetto di lavoro dignitoso tra inclusione e innovazione» al convegno internazionale «Decent work, Equity and Inclusion. Password for the Present and the Future». Responsabili scientifici Laura Nota, Angelo Righetti, Salvatore Soresi - Dipartimento di Psicologia, Padova dal 06-10-2017 al 06-10-2017

- «Lavoro e cittadinanza. La professionalità tra etica e politica» organizzato in occasione della presentazione del mio libro "Il lavoro come professione. Una storia della professionalità tra etica e politica" (Aracne, 2016),Camera dei Deputati, Sala Salvadori - Roma, dal 29-11-2017 al 29-11-2017

- "«Recognovit Christus imperatorem ut dominum»: Luke 2:1-5 and the legitimisation of imperial authority in the Middle Ages" al seminario internazionale di studi LAW AND EMPIRE IN THE LONGUE DURÉE, responsabile scientifico: Edward Cavanagh - Downing College, Cambridge (UK), dal 23-03-2018 al 24-03-2018