Member

2007- 2011: Joint PhD in Geography, Universities of Bologna and Paris 1 Panthéon – Sorbonne. Supervisors: Professors Marie-Claire Robic and Franco Farinelli. Dissertation: L’Occident d’Elisée Reclus, l’invention de l’Europe dans la Nouvelle Géographie universelle (1876-1894). Passed with distinction (très honorable avec les félicitations du jury).

2005 – 2007:MA Degree in Geography University of Bologna, with distinction (110 e lode). Dissertation: Il mondo senza la mappa. Élisée Reclus e i geografi anarchici (Supervisors: Professors Franco Farinelli and Béatrice Collignon).

2002 – 2005: BA Degree in Geography, University of Bologna, with distinction (110 e lode). Dissertation: Dalla geografia universale al sistema mondo. Fernand Braudel e la geografia (Supervisors: Professors Ivo Mattozzi and Stefano Torresani).

2021 – Full Professor of Geography, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna, Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Educazione “G.M. Bertin”, Studio 70, Via Filippo Re 6, 40126 Bologna, Italy, +39 051 2091609 https://www.unibo.it/sitoweb/federico.ferretti6/

2015 – 2021: Associate Professor at University College Dublin (UCD) – School of Geography (full-time, permanent position), tenured in 2016, promoted in 2018 [Teaching, Scholarship and Administration]

2014 – 2015: Research Fellow (Collaborateur Scientifique) at the University of Geneva (Switzerland), Faculty of Psychology and Sciences of Education (FPSE), project Geography, public education and libertarian pedagogy in Switzerland and in Europe (XIX-XXI centuries) (FNS, Interdisciplinary Division, grant number 150119).

2014 – 2015: Research Fellow (Collaborateur Scientifique) at the University of Geneva (Switzerland), Department of Geography and Environment, project Dispositifs spatiaux du spectacle du Monde, Genève 1894-1914 (FNS, Interdisciplinary Division, grant number 152808).

2014 Lecturer at the Federal University of Latin-American University Integration (Universidade Federal da Integração Latino-Americana – UNILA), Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, for the BA Majors in Geography and International Relations.

2012 – 2014: Research Fellow and Contractual Teacher (Collaborateur Scientifique et chargé de cours) at the University of Geneva (Switzerland), Department of Geography and Environment, Écrire le monde autrement: géographes, ethnographes et orientalistes en Suisse Romande (1864-1920), des discours heterodoxes. (FNS, div. 1, 2012-2015, grant n. 140274). Plus Cultural Geography Teaching.

2011 – 2012: Research and Teaching Fellow (Ingénieur en analyse de sources) in the Paris École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales – EHESS (France).

2005-2008 – Professional collaborations with the University of Bologna:

• December 2005. Project “Bibliographic and cartographic research”, consisting in the redaction of bio-bibliographical files for the DISCI (Historical Dictionary of the Italian Cartographers). Scientific Supervisor: Professor Stefano Torresani.
• September-October 2006. Collaboration for the Historical Map Exposition “Il mondo in scala. Le rappresentazioni del territorio nelle carte Dal Pane”. Scientific Supervisors: professors Carla Giovannini and Stefano Torresani.
• January-February 2007. “Realisation of the Learning Object for the Module of Geographical Information Systems”: redaction of materials in e-learning modality for the Bachelor course. Scientific Supervisor: Professor Stefano Torresani.
• June-July 2008. Iconographic research for the Department project “Historical landscapes of Emilia Romagna”. Scientific Supervisor: Professor Carla Giovannini.

2005 – 2011: Public servant at the Province of Reggio Emilia (Italy) – Service of Employment plus Departmental Archives (on leave for doctorate in 2008, 2009 and 2010).

2002 – 2005: Educator (‘Marconi’ Apartment Group – Social Support for Minors) at the Social Cooperative CSAPSA (Centro Studi e Analisi di Psicologia e Sociologia Applicate), Bologna (Italy)

2019-2021: Director of Graduate Studies (Master and PhD Programmes) for UCD School of Geography

2019: Academic Host for Professor Marcus Power (University of Durham), visiting UCD School of Geography for a series of research seminars and guest lectures on Geopolitics and Development.

2019: External assessor for research fellowships applications, Fondation Maison Sciences de l’Homme, Paris.

2019: UCD Lead for the Graduate Students Exchange Agreement between UCD and UFRRJ -Rio de Janeiro Federal Rural University, 2019-2024.

2018: Internal Assessor for the CoSSL Research Funding Scheme, UCD.

2018: Founding Member of the UCD Group of Interest on Latin America and the Caribbean

2018: Co-responsible of the Anne Buttimer Archives at UCD (with A. Crampsie)

2016 – 2018: Director of Global Engagement for UCD School of Geography and member of the College Internationalisation Committee.

2016 – : Organiser of the public event for the launch of the MSc Programme “Geographies of the Global South” – 29 February, 1 and 2 March 2016, UCD Campus, Belfield, with Philippe Rekacewicz, Marcelo Lopes de Souza, Javier Revilla Diez, Colin Scott, Alun Jones, Sinah Kloss, Clemens Greiner, https://www.ucd.ie/geography/newsandevents/upcomingevents/29february-2march2016-geographiesoftheglobalsouthweek/#d.en.311659

RESEARCH ARTICLES (peer reviewed):

In English:

• 2019-2021. Invited author for the series History and Philosophy of Geography for Progress in Human Geography the most highly-ranked journal in the world in the field of Geography according to the 2019 Scimago report [three papers overall]
• [forthcoming] Indignation, civic virtue and the right of resistance: critical geography and anti-fascism in Italy (1960s-1970s) Annals of the American Association of Geographers, [revisions requested- submission ongoing]
• [forthcoming] 2021, Archie Davies and Federico Ferretti, “Josué Apolônio de Castro (1908-1973)”, Geographers Biobibliographical Studies, n. 40.
• [forthcoming] 2021: “Social tropicalism, engaged geography and the Brazilian ‘hub’: The South as a place for the production of critical knowledge (1930s-1950s)”, Revue d’histoire des sciences humaines. Special issue: Social Sciences in and of the South, eds. S. Dufoix and F. Collyer.
• [forthcoming] “Geographies of revolution: prefiguration and spaces of alterity in Latin American radicalism”, Environment and Planning C, Politics and Space [revisions requested- submission ongoing]
• 2021, “Decentring the Lettered City: Exile, transnational networks and Josué de Castro’s Centre International pour le Développement (1964-1973)” Antipode a Radical Journal of Geography early view: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/anti.12759 Presentation on the Antipode Foundation website and video abstract: https://antipodeonline.org/2021/07/20/decentring-the-lettered-city/
• 2021: “Other radical geographies: tropicality and decolonisation in twentieth-century French geography”, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers https://rgs-ibg.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/tran.12438
• 2021: “Geopolitics of decolonisation: the subaltern diplomacies of Lusophone Africa (1961-1974)”, Political Geography, 85 (102326) https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0962629820303899
• 2021: “Parrhesia and female leadership: radical women in Brazilian geography against dictatorship and academic conservatism”, Gender Place and Culture, a Journal of Feminist Geography, early view: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0966369X.2021.1873747
• 2021: “Decolonizing regional planning from the Global South: active geographies and social struggles in North-eastern Brazil”, Environment and Planning D – Society and Space, early view https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/02637758211024647
• 2021, “History and Philosophy of Geography II: rediscovering individuals, fostering interdisciplinary and negotiating the margins”, Progress in Human Geography, 45(4) 890–901
• 2021: “A coffin for Malthusianism: Josué de Castro’s subaltern geopolitics”, Geopolitics 26:2, 589-614: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14650045.2019.1583213
• 2020: “From the drought to the mud: Rediscovering geopoetics and cultural hybridity from the Global South” cultural geographies 27(4), p. 597-613.
• 2020: “Travelling in scholarly lifeworlds: new perspectives on (post)humanism, situated subjectivities and agency from a travel diary”, Annals of the American Association of Geographers 110(6), pp. 1653-1669.
• 2020: “Subaltern connections: Brazilian critical geographies, development and African decolonisation”, Third World Quarterly, 41, 5, pp. 822-841.
• 2020 [F. Ferretti, A. Ince and R. White,], “Malatesta in Brexitland: locating the geographies of democracy”, Theory in Action [Special Issue on Anarchism and Democracy], vol. 13, n. 1, pp. 137-160.
• 2020 [J.A. Gutiérrez & F. Ferretti], “The nation against the State: the Irish question and Britain-based anarchists in the Age of Empire”, Nations and Nationalism, 26, 3, pp. 611-627.
• 2020 “History and Philosophy of geography I: decolonising the discipline, diversifying archives and historicising radicalism”, Progress in Human Geography, 44(6), pp. 1161–1171.
• 2019 “Journeying through Utopia: anarchism, geographical imagination and performative futures in Marie-Louise Berneri’s works”, Investigaciones Geográficas (UNAM), no. 100, http://www.investigacionesgeograficas.unam.mx/index.php/rig/article/view/60026 [invited contribution for celebrating the n. 100 of the journal].
• 2019 “Between radical geography and humanism: Anne Buttimer and the International Dialogue Project”, Antipode, a Radical Journal of Geography 51 (4), 1123-1145. Presentation on the Antipode Foundation website and video abstract: https://antipodeonline.org/2019/06/06/between-radical-geography-and-humanism/
• 2019: “The Geographical Tradition on the move: The transnational travels of a classic”. In M. Boyle, T. Hall, J.D. Sidaway, R. Craggs, F. Ferretti, A. Maddrell, J.W. Wylie, M. Van Meeteren, D.N. Livingstone, “Reappraising David Livingstone’s The Geographical Tradition after a quarter of a century”, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 44(3), 447-449.
• 2019 “Rediscovering other geographical traditions”, Geography Compass, 13(3): e12421 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/gec3.12421
• 2019 “Decolonising the Northeast: subalterns, non-European heritages and radical geography in Pernambuco”, Annals of the American Association of Geographers 109 (5), 1632-1650.
• 2019: “Networking print cultures: Reclus’ Nouvelle Géographie universelle at the Hachette publishing house”, Journal of Historical Geography 63, 23-33.
• 2019 [F. Ferretti, J. Garcia-Alvarez], “Anarchist geopolitics of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939): Gonzalo de Reparaz and the ‘Iberian Tragedy’”, Geopolitics, 24(4), 944-968.
• 2018 [F. Ferretti, A. Jones], “Anne Buttimer. 1938-2017”, Biobibliographical Studies 37, 13-40.
• 2018 [F. Ferretti, B. Viotto Pedrosa]: “Inventing critical development: a Brazilian geographer and his Northern networks”, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 43(4), 703-717; presented in the blog paper ‘Alternative geographical traditions from the Global South’, Geography Directions 13 June 2018 https://blog.geographydirections.com/2018/06/12/alternative-geographical-traditions-from-the-global-south/
• 2018: “Geographies of internationalism: radical development and critical geopolitics from the Northeast of Brazil”, Political Geography 63, p. 10-19, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0962629817302597
• 2018: “Teaching anarchist geographies: Elisée Reclus in Brussels and ‘the art of not being governed’”, Annals of the American Association of Geographers, 108(1), p. 162-178.
• 2017 [with A. Ince, J. Pickerill, R. White, E. Araujo, K. Mason, T. Rollo, J. Mullenite], “Beyond electoralism, reflections on anarchy, populism, and the crisis of electoral politics”, ACME, an international e-journal for critical geographies 16(4) http://www.acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1571
• 2017: “Imperial ambivalences. Histories of lady travellers and the French explorer Octavie Renard-Coudreau (1867-1938)”, Geografiska Annaler Series B, 99(3), pp. 238-255.
• 2017: “Evolution and revolution: anarchist geographies, modernity and post-structuralism”, Environment and Planning D-Society and Space, 35, 5, p. 893-912.
• 2017: “Publishing anarchism: Pyotr Kropotkin and British print cultures, 1876-1917”, Journal of Historical Geography 57, p. 17-27.
• 2017: “Political geographies, unfaithful translations and anti-colonialism: Ireland in Élisée Reclus’s geography and biography”, Political Geography, vol. 59, pp. 11-23.
• 2017: “Tropicality, the unruly Atlantic and social utopias: the French explorer Henri Coudreau (1859-1899)”, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 38 (3), p. 332-349.
• 2017: “‘The murderous civilization’”: anarchist geographies, ethnography and cultural differences in the works of Elie Reclus”, cultural geographies 2017, 24(1) 111–129.
• 2017: “Situated knowledge and visual education: Patrick Geddes and Reclus’s geography (1886-1932)”, Journal of Geography, 116, issue 1, p. 3-19.
• 2017: “On uses of utopian maps: The Map of New Geneva in Waterford (1783) between colonialism and republicanism”, Journal of Research and Didactics in Geography (J-READING) 6 (1), 75-81 http://www.j-reading.org/index.php/geography/article/view/156
• 2016: “Geographies of peace and the teaching of internationalism: Marie-Thérèse Maurette and Paul Dupuy in the Geneva International School (1924-1948)”, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 41, 4, pp. 570–584.
• 2016: “Reading Reclus between Italy and South America: translations of geography and anarchism in the work of Luce and Luigi Fabbri”, Journal of Historical Geography, 53, pp. 75–85.
• 2016: “Arcangelo Ghisleri and the ‘right to barbarity’: geography and anti-colonialism in Italy in the Age of Empire (1875-1914)”, Antipode, a Radical Journal of Geography, 48(3), p. 563-583. Presentation on the Antipode Foundation website and video abstract: https://antipodeonline.org/2016/03/01/anarchism-video-and-papers/
• 2016: “The spatiality of geography teaching and cultures of alternative education: the ‘intuitive geographies’ of the anarchist school in Cempuis (1880-1894)”, cultural geographies, Vol. 23(4) 615–633.
• 2016: “Organisation and formal activism: insights from the anarchist tradition”, International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 36, n. 11-12, 726-740 [special number “Protest and activism (with)out organisation”, edited by P. Wood and R. White]
• 2016: “Anarchist geographers and feminism in late 19th century France: the contributions of Elisée and Elie Reclus”, Historical Geography 44, 68-88 https://ejournals.unm.edu/index.php/historicalgeography/article/view/3533 [special number on Feminist Historical Geographies, edited by M. Domosh, K. Morin, T. Rothenberg].
• 2015: “A new map of the Franco-Brazilian border dispute (1900)”, Imago Mundi, the International Journal for the History of Cartography, 67, 2, p. 229-242.
• 2015: “The making of Italian agricultural landscapes: Emilio Sereni, between geography, history and Marxism”, Journal of Historical Geography, n. 48, p. 58-67. Slide presentation: http://audioslides.elsevier.com//ViewerSmall.aspx?source=1&doi=10.1016/j.jhg.2015.02.007
• 2015: “Anarchism, Geo-History and the origins of the Annales: rethinking Elisée Reclus’s influence on Lucien Febvre”, Environment and Planning D, Society and Space, 33, 2, p. 347-365 doi: 10.1068/d14054p.
• 2015: “Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (1809-1865): Anarchism and Geography”, Society and Space [public site – supplement], http://societyandspace.com/material/article-extras/pierre-joseph-proudhon-1809-1865-anarchism-and-geography-federico-ferretti/
• 2015: “Pierre Deffontaines and the French university missions in Brazil: geopolitics of knowledge, circulation of sciences and geographical teaching (1934-1938)”, Boletim Goiano de Geografia, 1 – English version https://www.revistas.ufg.br/bgg/article/view/40362
• 2014: “Inventing Italy. Geography, Risorgimento and national imagination: the international circulation of geographical knowledge in the 19th century”, The Geographical Journal, 180, n. 4, pp. 402–413, doi: 10.1111/geoj.12068, Presentation in the Wiley-Blackwell blog Geography Directions http://blog.geographydirections.com/2014/02/05/inventing-italy-and-the-circulation-of-geographical-cultures/
• 2014: “Pioneers in the History of Cartography: the Geneva map collection of Élisée Reclus and Charles Perron”, Journal of Historical Geography, 43, p. 85-95.
• 2013: “They have the right to throw us out: the Élisée Reclus’ Universal Geography” Antipode, a Radical Journal of Geography, vol. 45, n. 5, p. 1337-1355. Presentation on the Antipode Foundation website and video abstract: http://antipodefoundation.org/2013/03/15/video-abstract-federico-ferretti/
• 2013: [with P. Pelletier] Imperial science and heterodox discourses: Élisée Reclus and French colonialism, L’Espace géographique [English version] 42, 1-14.
• 2011: “The correspondence between Élisée Reclus and Pëtr Kropotkin as a source for the history of geography”, Journal of Historical Geography, 37, p. 216-222.
• 2011: “The 50th anniversary of The History of the Italian Agricultural Landscape by Emilio Sereni (1961-2011)”, Alma Tourism, 3, p. 39-40, http://almatourism.cib.unibo.it/article/view/2274/1662

In French

• 2016 [with Philippe Pelletier]: “Jules Vallès et Élisée Reclus, communalisme et anarchisme dans la révolution sociale”, Autour de Vallès, revue de lectures et d’études vallésiennes, p. 67-96.
• 2016: “Annales, géohistoire et socialisme: Lucien Febvre lecteur et critique d’Élisée Reclus”, Terra Brasilis, Revista da Rede Brasileira de História da Geografia e Geografia Histórica, 7 http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/1831
• 2016 : “Géographie, tournant culturel et imaginaires nationaux: Risorgimento, irrédentisme et invention géographique de l’Italie”, Géographie et Cultures, 93-94, https://journals.openedition.org/gc/3880
• 2016 [with Edward Castleton]: Fédéralisme, identités nationales et critique des frontières naturelles: Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (1809-1865) géographe des « États-Unis d’Europe », Cybergeo, European Journal of Geography, http://cybergeo.revues.org/27639
• 2015: “Globes, savoir situé et éducation à la beauté: Patrick Geddes géographe et sa relation avec les Reclus,” Annales de Géographie, n. 6, p. 681-715.
• 2015: “La nature comme œuvre d’art: Élisée Reclus et les (néo)impressionnistes”, Belgeo, revue belge de géographie, 3, 2014, special number « Art(s) and Space(s) », http://belgeo.revues.org/13207
• 2014: “Ici commence le Brésil! Géohistoire d’une frontière contrastée”, Echogéo, 27, http://echogeo.revues.org/13763
• 2014: “Géographie et imaginaires nationaux entre le 19e et le 20e siècle: l’invention de l’Italie et la circulation des cultures géographiques”, Annales de Géographie, n. 698, pp. 1062-1087.
• 2014: “Pierre Deffontaines et les missions universitaires françaises au Brésil: enjeux politiques et pédagogiques d’une société savante outremer (1934-1938)”, Cybergeo European Journal of Geography, http://cybergeo.revues.org/
• 2013: “Esclaves libérés et vols d’histoire: la géographie d’Élisée Reclus et l’Afrique subsaharienne”, Elisée, revista de geografia da UEG, n. 2, p. 1-24 http://www.prp.ueg.br/revista/index.php/elisee
• 2013: “Un regard hétérodoxe sur le Nouveau Monde: la géographie d’Élisée Reclus et l’extermination des Amérindiens (1862-1905)”, Journal de la Société des Américanistes, n. 99, p. 141-164, http://archive-ouverte.unige.ch/unige:32633
• 2013: “Sciences impériales et discours hétérodoxes: la géographie d’Élisée Reclus et le colonialisme français”, L’Espace Géographique, 1, p. 1-14 (with Ph. Pelletier).
• 2013: “Le fonds Reclus-Perron et le contesté franco-brésilien de 1900: une carte inédite qui a décidé des frontières du Brésil”, Terra Brasilis, Revista da Rede Brasileira de História da Geografia e Geografia Histórica, 2, http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/766
• 2013: “Géographie, éducation libertaire et établissement de l’école publique entre le 19^e et le 20^e siècle: quelques repères pour une recherche”, Cartable de Clio, revue suisse sur les didactiques de l’histoire, 13, p. 187-199.
• 2013: “Eugène Pittard et la Géographie”, Totem: journal du Musée d’Ethnographie de Genève, n. 65, p. 8-9 (with A. Gillet).
• 2013: “De l’empathie en géographie: la Chine vue par Léon Metchnikoff, Élisée Reclus et François Turrettini” Cybergeo European Journal of Geography, http://cybergeo.revues.org/26127
• 2012: “Aux origines de l’aménagement régional: le schéma de la Valley Section de Patrick Geddes (1925)”, M ( at ) ppemonde, 4, http://mappemonde.mgm.fr/num36/articles/art12405.html
• 2012: “Cartographie et éducation populaire. Le Musée Cartographique d’Élisée Reclus et Charles Perron à Genève (1907-1922)”, Terra Brasilis, Revista da Rede Brasileira de História da Geografia e Geografia Histórica, 1, http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/178
• 2011: “Élisée Reclus et les Juifs : étude géographique d’un peuple sans État”, Cybergeo European Journal of Geography http://cybergeo.revues.org/index23467.html
• 2011: ‘Les paysages ruraux italiens dans les archives d’Emilio Sereni : problèmes et méthodologie pour une recherche’, Projets de Paysage, Revue scientifique sur la conception et l’aménagement de l’espace, 5, http://www.projetsdepaysage.fr/fr/le_paysage_rural_italien_dans_les_archives_d_emilio_sereni_problemes_et_methodologie_pour_une_recherche
• 2010: “Comment Élisée Reclus est devenu athée: un nouveau document biographique”, Cybergeo, revue européenne de géographie, http://cybergeo.revues.org/index22981.html
• 2010: “Paysages transalpins : la vallée du Pô et les enjeux de l’écriture paysagère dans les Géographies Universelles”, Projets de Paysage, Revue scientifique sur la conception et l’aménagement de l’espace, 4 http://www.projetsdepaysage.fr/fr/paysages_transalpins_la_vallee_du_po_et_les_enjeux_de_l_ecriture_paysagere_dans_les_geographies_universelles_1810_1934_
• 2010: “Les Reclus et la Maison Hachette : la première agence de la géographie française ?”, L’Espace Géographique, 3, p. 239-252, http://www.cairn.info/resume.php?ID_ARTICLE=EG_393_0239
• 2009: “La vérité du regard: l’idée de paysage chez Élisée Reclus”, Projets de Paysage, Revue scientifique sur la conception et l’aménagement de l’espace, 2, http://www.projetsdepaysage.fr/fr/la_verite_du_regard_l_idee_de_paysage_chez_elisee_reclus_
• 2009: “Traduire Reclus: l’Italie écrite par Attilio Brunialti”, Cybergeo, European Journal of Geography, 14, http://www.cybergeo.eu/index22544.html

In Portuguese

• 2020, “Entre ciência e anarquismo: Metchnikoff e a revolução” [apresentação de: L. Metchnikoff, “Revolução e Evolução”, traduzido por Breno Viotto Pedrosa], Terra Brasilis, 13 https://journals.openedition.org/terrabrasilis/6373
• “Os Reclus e a Casa Hachette”, LIVRO Revista do do Núcleo de Estudos do Livro e da Edição [translation of “Les Reclus et la Maison Hachette”, EG 2010, by E. Souza Cunha].
• 2018: “Evolução e Revolução: os geógrafos anarquistas Elisée Reclus e Petr Kropotkin e sua relação com a ciência moderna (séculos XIX e XX)”, História, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos [early view]: http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-59702018005001001&lng=en&nrm=iso&tlng=pt
• 2016: “Breve cronologia da vida de Élisée Reclus (1830-1905)”, Terra Brasilis, Revista da Rede Brasileira de História da Geografia e Geografia Histórica 7 http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/1764
• 2016: “Annales, geo-história e socialismo: Lucien Febvre leitor e crítico de Élisée Reclus”, Terra Brasilis Revista da Rede Brasileira de História da Geografia e Geografia Histórica, 7 http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/1818
• 2016: “Troca cultural e circulação do saber geográfico: a receção de Elisée Reclus na Itália e na América do Sul por Luigi e Luce Fabbri (1903-2000)”, Terra Brasilis, Revista da Rede Brasileira de História da Geografia e Geografia Histórica 5, http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/1413
• 2016: “Pierre Deffontaines e as missões universitárias francesas no Brasil: geopolítica do conhecimento, circulação dos saberes e ensino da geografia (1934-1938)” Boletim Goiano de Geografia, 1 http://revistas.ufg.emnuvens.com.br/bgg/article/view/40362
• 2015: “A geografia de Élisée Reclus frente ao extermínio dos ameríndios: questões científicas e políticas”, Elisée, Revista de Geografia da UEG, http://www.revista.ueg.br/index.php/elisee/article/view/3381/2519
• 2014: “Na orígem da ideia de fronteiras móveis: limites políticos e migrações nas geografias de Friedrich Ratzel e Elisée Reclus”, Continentes, Revista de Geografia –UFRRJ, n. 4, http://r1.ufrrj.br/revistaconti/index.php/continentes/article/view/38
• 2014: [with A. Skoda] “Os anarquistas à Sociedade Geográfica Real …” Cartas de Élisée Reclus e Peter Kropotkin a John Scott Keltie (1882-1917), Revista de História da UEG, n. 1, p. 213-255 http://www.revista.ueg.br/index.php/revistahistoria/article/view/2946/1879
• 2013: “Indígenas do universo’: espaço, dominação e práticas de liberação social na obra dos geógrafos anarquistas Elisée Reclus, Pëtr Kropotkin e Léon Metchnikoff”, Território Autônomo, 2, p. 5-16, http://www.rekro.net/revista-territorio-autonomo/
• 2013: “Eles têm o direito de expulsar-nos”: a nova geografia universal de Élisée Reclus, Espaço e Economia, Revista Brasileira de Geografia Econômica, 3, http://espacoeconomia.revues.org/513
• 2013: “O fundo Reclus-Perron e o contestado franco-brasileiro de 1900: um mapa inedito que decidiu as fronteiras do Brasil”, Terra Brasilis, 2, http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/744
• 2013: “Geografia, educação libertária e escola pública na Europa entre os séculos XIX e XX: um programa de emancipação através do saber”, Elisée, Revista de Geografia da UEG 2, vol. 2, p. 9-24, http://www.prp.ueg.br/revista/index.php/elisee/article/view/2103
• 2012: “Cartografia e educação popular. O Museu Cartográfico de Élisée Reclus e Charles Perron em Genebra (1907-1922)”, Terra Brasilis, Revista da Rede Brasileira de História da Geografia e Geografia Histórica, 1, http://terrabrasilis.revues.org/164

In Spanish

• 2015: “La geografía de Élisée Reclus frente al exterminio de los amerindios: cuestiones científicas y políticas”, Erosión, Revista de Pensamiento Anarquista, 5, p. 115-132.
• 2014: (with Ph. Pelletier) “En los orígenes de la geografía crítica. Espacialidades y relaciones de dominio en la obra de los geógrafos anarquistas Reclus, Kropotkin y Mechnikov”, Germinal, Revista de Estudios Libertarios, n. 111, p. 57-79.
• 2014: “Los geógrafos anarquistas y la ciudad: producir espacios diferentes entre morfología urbana e trasformación social”, Boletím Goiano de Geografia, n. 34, 2014, p. 399-421, http://www.revistas.ufg.br/index.php/bgg/article/view/33853
• 2009: “La Europa y el Occidente en la Nueva Geografía Universal de Eliseo Reclus” Germinal, Revista de Estudios Libertarios, 7, p. 27-54, http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/index.php?halsid=ib10qu2h2j5n2afemotmd5e275&view_this_doc=hal-00662348&version=1
• 2009: “La Comuna de París y los orígenes del pensamiento anarquista: la experiencia de los hermanos Reclus”, Germinal, Revista de Estudios Libertarios, 8, p. 8-41, http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/index.php?halsid=ib10qu2h2j5n2afemotmd5e275&view_this_doc=hal-00614917&version=1

In Italian

• 2017: “Ma i comunardi avevano tutti la barba? Geografie anarchiche e femminismo in Francia tra Secondo Impero e Comune”, Geotema (AGEI), 53, p. 36-44.
• 2011: “Corrispondenze geografiche: Annibale Ranuzzi fra ‘geografia pura’ e Risorgimento”,Rivista Geografica Italiana, 118, p. 115-139, http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/index.php?halsid=ib10qu2h2j5n2afemotmd5e275&view_this_doc=hal-00614915&version=1
• 2011: “GIS femminista e queer GIS: conflitti epistemologici nella rappresentazione dello spazio”, Bollettino della Società Geografica Italiana, 1, p. 137-146.
• 2010 : “Articolazione costiera ed egemonia europea nella geografia del XIX secolo”, Storicamente, 6, http://www.storicamente.org/05_studi_ricerche/summer-school/ferretti_articolazione_costiera.htm
• 2010: “Intellettuali anarchici nell’Europa del secondo Ottocento : i fratelli Reclus (1862-1872)”, Società e Storia, 127 , p. 63-91, http://www.francoangeli.it/Riviste/Scheda_Riviste.asp?IDarticolo=39619
• 2010: “L’egemonia dell’Europa nella Nouvelle Géographie Universelle (1876-1894) di Elisée Reclus: una geografia anticoloniale?”, Rivista Geografica Italiana, 117, p. 65-92, http://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00487181/fr/
• 2009: “Elisée Reclus e Pierre-Jules Hetzel. La corrispondenza tra l’anarchico e l’editore (1867-1881)”, Storicamente, 5, http://www.storicamente.org/01_fonti/reclus-hetzel.htm
• 2008: “Decostruzione di un documento cartografico: la Dame Europe nella Cosmografia Universale di Sebastian Münster”, L’Universo, 88, 300-321.
• 2007: “La città e la strada: Bologna e la via Emilia nelle Geografie Universali (1810-1934)”, Il Carrobbio, 23, p. 67-82.
• 2007: “La doppia voce di Brian Harley: immagine e potere nella storia della cartografia”, Storicamente, 3, http://www.storicamente.org/03ferretti.htm
• 2007: “La verità del suolo: breve storia del Critical GIS (1983-2007)”, Storicamente, 3, http://www.storicamente.org/02_tecnostoria/strumenti/ferretti.html
• 2006: “Fra disegno e memoria: il territorio del Parco Regionale dei Gessi Bolognesi e Calanchi dell’Abbadessa attraverso la cartografia storica”, Il Carrobbio, 22, 281-306.

RESEARCH MONOGRAPHS:

• 2022 [forthcoming – editorial contract signed] Geographies of Federalism during the Italian Risorgimento, 1796-1900, London, Palgrave Macmillan.
• 2018: Anarchy and Geography. Reclus and Kropotkin in the UK. Abingdon, Routledge 252 p. ISBN 9781138488120[1]
• 2018: [F. Ferretti, Ph. Pelletier and Ph. Malburet], Elisée Reclus et les Juifs, un géographe anarchiste face à une question brûlante, Paris, L’Harmattan, ISBN 978-2343135830 [extension and updating of the above Cybergeo paper on the same subject]
• 2015: [F. Ferretti & Minder], « Pas de la dynamite, mais du tabac ». L’enquête de 1885 contre les anarchistes en Suisse romande, Paris, Éditions du Monde Libertaire, 186 p., ISBN 2-915514-66-6[2]
• 2014: Élisée Reclus: pour une géographie nouvelle, Paris Éditions du CTHS, collection Format, 448 p. ISBN 9-782-7355-0827-3[3]
• 2014: Da Strabone al cyberspazio: introduzione alla storia del pensiero geografico, Milano, Guerini, 208 p., ISBN 978-88-8107-371-9.[4]
• 2012: Élisée Reclus lettres de prison et d’exil, Lardy, Éditions Alafrontière, 160 p., ISBN: 978-2-918665-02-1[5]
• 2011: Anarchici ed editori. Reti scientifiche, editoria e lotte culturali attorno alla Nuova Geografia Universale di Élisée Reclus (1876-1894), Milan: Zero in Condotta, 263 p., ISBN, 978-88-95950-18-1[6]
• 2007: Il mondo senza la mappa. Élisée Reclus e i geografi anarchici, Milan: Zero in Condotta, 250 p, ISBN 978-88-95950-19-8[7]

[1] Book officially launched at UCD Common Room Club on 9 November 2018. Discussant Professor Gerry Kearns (NUI Maynooth). Reviewed by A. Ince for cultural geographies https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1474474019886830, A. Ferraz de Oliveira for the AAG Review of Books https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/2325548X.2019.1650555, H. Kallin for International Journal of Urban and Regional Research https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/1468-2427.12944

[2] Reviewed by Ch. Brun, Cybergeo, 2015, http://cybergeo.revues.org/27203 and G. Manfredonia, Le Mouvement social, 2015, http://www.lemouvementsocial.net/comptes-rendus/federico-ferretti-et-patrick-minder-ed-pas-de-la-dynamite-mais-du-tabac-lenquete-de-1885-contre-les-anarchistes-en-suisse-romande/ J.B. Bing, Geographica Helvetica, 2016, http://www.geogr-helv.net/71/161/2016/gh-71-161-2016.pdf A.W. Zurbrugg, Anarchist Studies 26(2), p. 100-101, https://www.lwbooks.co.uk/anarchist-studies

[3] Reviewed by P. Claval, Cahiers de Géographie du Québec, 58, 163 (2014), p. 141-142, Y. Boquet, Territoire en Mouvement, 2015 https://tem.revues.org/3012 D. Wolff, Historiens et géographes, 430, 2015, p. 218 ; T. Holterman, Libertaire orde, 2015, https://libertaireorde.wordpress.com/2015/04/12/elisee-reclus-1830-1905-de-fabricage-van-nieuwe-universele-geografie/

[4] Reviewed by A.M. Frallicciardi, Rivista Geografica Italiana, 3, 205.

[5] Reviewd by Ch. Heimberg, Mediapart, 17 March 2013, http://blogs.mediapart.fr/blog/charles-heimberg/170313/elisee-reclus-un-pedagogue-libertaire; L. Gautier, Cybergeo, 2013, http://cybergeo.revues.org/25946 I. Lefort, Annales de géographie, 1/2015, p. 123; O. Clochard, Annales de Géographie, 2-3, 2015, p. 323.

[6] Reviewed by F. Eva, A Rivista, 371, 2012; M. Schmidt di Friedberg, Rivista Geografica Italiana, 3, 2013, p. 293-294.

[7] Reviewed by F. Eva, A Rivista, 331, 2007 ; B. Collignon “Visions Cartographiques” 22/13/2007, http://blog.mondediplo.net/2007-11-13-Le-monde-sans-la-carte; 2007; M. Ilari, Umanità Nova, 27 janv. 2008; S. Ferbri, Collegamenti Wobbly, 13, 2008.

EDITED BOOKS:

• 2021 [scheduled] Editor for Part Two of ‘The International in Geography’ of the book A geographical Century: essays for the Centenary of the IGU (Springer Publishing).
• 2020 Schelhaas, F. Ferretti, A. Reyes Novaes, M. Schmidt, (eds.), Decolonising and Internationalising Geography: Essays in the History of Contested Science. Berlin, Springer, ISBN 978-3-030-49515-2[8]
• 2017 [F. Ferretti, G. Barrera, A. Ince and F. Toro], Historical geographies of anarchism – Early critical geographers and present-day scientific challenges, Abingdon, Routledge, ISBN: 978-1-138-23424-6[9]

[8] Reviewed by G. Barrera de la Torre, Investigaciones Geográficas, 2021, http://www.investigacionesgeograficas.unam.mx/index.php/rig/article/view/60284

[9] Reviewed by K. Zimmer and N. Poirier, Antipode, 2017, https://antipodeonline.org/2019/06/04/kenyon-zimmer-university-of-texas-at-arlington/

[10] With online presentation in Visionscarto, 19 December 2016, https://visionscarto.net/figurer-le-monde-elisee-reclus

[11] Reviewed by V. Bernard, Le Cliophage, 12 December 2014, https://cliophage.wordpress.com/2014/12/12/la-guerre-de-secession-par-elisee-reclus/ M.R. Hayoun, Huffington Post, 5 August 2015, http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/mauriceruben-hayoun/elisee-reclus-histoire-de-la-guerre-de-secession-a

EDITION OF DOCUMENTARY BOOKS:

• 2018: Edition (with A. Chollier) of: Pëtr Kropotkin, Charles Perron, Élisée Reclus, La joie d’apprendre, Geneva, Éditions Héros-limite, 208 p., ISBN, 978-2-940517-74-9
• 2016: Edition (with A. Chollier) of: Charles Perron, Elisée Reclus, Paul Reclus, Franz Schrader, Écrits cartographiques, Genève, Éditions Héros-limite, ISBN : 978-2-940517-50-3.[10]
• 2015: Edition (with A. Chollier) of: James Guillaume, Charles Perron, Elisée Reclus, Les Alpes, Genève, Éditions Héros-limite, 256 p., ISBN 978-2-940358-99-1
• 2014: Edition and preface of: Élisée Reclus, Histoire de la guerre de Sécession aux États-Unis, Paris, Pocket 350 p., ISBN: 978-2-266-24499-2.[11]
• 2012: Edition (with A. Chollier) of: Elie et Élisée Reclus, L’homme des bois, études sur les populations indiennes d’Amérique du Nord, Geneva, Éditions Héros-limite, ISBN 2940358788.
• 2012: Edition (with A. Chollier) of: Élisée Reclus, Écrits Sociaux, Geneva, Éditions Héros-limite, 251 p. ISBN 978-2-940358-92-2

BOOK CHAPTERS:

In English

• • • 2022 [forthcoming] “Decolonial openings of Ron Johnston’s legacies: how to avoid new amnesias”. In R. Harris, D. Manley and R.J. Mayhew (eds.), Geography and a Geographer: Essays in memory of Ron Johnston. London, RGS-IBG Book Series.
    • 2021 “History of Geography (not identical to historical geography)”, in D. Richardson et al. The Wiley-AAG International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment, and Technology. Hoboken: Wiley and AAG, https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/9781118786352.wbieg2105
    • 2020 [with B. Schelhaas, M. Schmidt di Friedberg and A. Reyes Novaes] Introduction: “Internationalizing and decolonializing geography: trends and challenges towards individuality and plurality”, in Schelhaas, F. Ferretti, A. Reyes Novaes, M. Schmidt, (eds.), Decolonising and Internationalising Geography: Essays in the History of Contested Science. Berlin, Springer.
    • 2020: “Transnational anarchism against fascisms: subaltern geopolitics and spaces of exile in Camillo Berneri’s work”, in D. Featherstone, N. Copsey and K. Brasken (eds.), Anti-Fascism in a Global Perspective: Transnational Networks, Exile Communities, and Radical Internationalism, Abingdon, Routledge, pp. 176-196.
    • 2019: “Critical geographies”, in A. Kobayashi at al. (eds.), International Encyclopaedia of Human Geography, Elsevier. Vol. 3, pp. 37-43.
    • 2019: “Anarchism/Anarchist geographies”, in A. Kobayashi at al. (eds.), International Encyclopaedia of Human Geography, Elsevier, I, 119-125.
    • 2019: “Anarchism, Geography and Painting: Élisée Reclus and Social Art”, in C. Kosuch (ed.) Anarchist Avant-Garde, Amsterdam, Brill, 235-259.
    • 2017: [F. Ferretti, G. Barrera de la Torre, A. Ince and F. Toro], “Introduction”, in F. Ferretti, G. Barrera de la Torre, A. Ince and F. Toro (eds.), Historical geographies of anarchism – Early critical geographers and present-day scientific challenges, Abingdon, Routledge, p. 1-4.
    • 2017: “Revolutions and their places: the anarchist geographers and the problem of nationalities in the Age of Empire (1875-1914)”, in F. Ferretti, G. Barrera de la Torre, A. Ince and F. Toro (eds.), Historical geographies of anarchism – Early critical geographers and present-day scientific challenges, Abingdon, Routledge, p. 113-128.
    • 2016: “Radicalizing pedagogy: Geography and libertarian education between the 19^th and the 20^th century”, in S. Springer, R. White, M. Lopes de Souza (eds.), The Radicalization of Pedagogy, New York, Rowman & Littlefield, p. 51-72
    • 2012: “Nature” (with M. Schmidt di Friedberg), in P. Giaccaria, M. Paradiso (eds.), Mediterranean Lexicon, Rome, Società Geografica Italiana/International Geographic Union, p. 91-116, http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/index.php?halsid=bnsq0rom82amkaechu7kfsktu6&view_this_doc=hal-00734782&version=1

In French

• • • 2021 [forthcoming] Michel (La question coloniale dans l’œuvre de Louise —). In A. Ruscio (ed.) Encyclopédie de la colonisation française, Paris, les Indes savantes.
    • 2021 [forthcoming] Patriotisme et Colonisation (ouvrage). In A. Ruscio (ed.) Encyclopédie de la colonisation française, Paris, les Indes savantes
    • 2021 [forthcoming] Reclus (with Philippe Pelletier) (La question coloniale dans l’œuvre d’Élisée —). In A. Ruscio (ed.) Encyclopédie de la colonisation française, Paris, les Indes savantes.
    • 2021 [forthcoming] Reclus (La question coloniale dans l’œuvre d’Élie —). In A. Ruscio (ed.) Encyclopédie de la colonisation française, Paris, les Indes savantes.
    • 2021 [forthcoming] “Patrick Geddes et la « connexion écossaise » des géographes anarchistes”, in H. Guerin and A. Sistel (eds.), Patrick Geddes à Montpellier (1924-1932), un pionnier de l’écologie urbaine, Montpellier.
    • 2021 “James Guillaume géographe”, in J.C. Buttier, Ch. Heimberg, N. Kohler (eds.), James Guillaume, l’émancipation par le savoir, Paris, Editions Noir et Rouge.
    • 2021, “Géopolitique de la paix et mondialisation de la guerre: les cours de Paul Dupuy à l’École internationale de Genève (1940-1942)”, in N. Ginsburger, M.-C. Robic, J.-L. Tissier (eds.) Géographes français en Seconde Guerre mondiale (1938-1948): études et documents, Paris, Publications de la Sorbonne, p. 203-224.
    • 2015: “Neiges, glaces et géographie sociale: froid et théorie de l’entraide dans les écrits d’Élisée Reclus sur la montagne”, in A. Metzger, F. Rémy (eds.), Neiges et Glaces, Paris, Hermann, p. 59-76.
    • 2015 [with Ph. Pelletier]: “Spatialités et rapports de domination dans l’œuvre des géographes anarchistes Reclus, Kropotkine et Metchnikoff” in A. Clerval, A. Fleury, J. Rebotier, S. Weber (dir.), Espace et rapports de domination, Presses Universitaires de Rennes, p. 23-34.
    • 2015 [with Ph. Pelletier]: “L’Homme et la Terre, l’aboutissement d’une trilogie” in E. Reclus, L’Homme et la Terre, electronic edition by the Lyon École Normale Supérieure, 2015, https://books.openedition.org/enseditions/5166#access
    • 2015, “Patrick Geddes” in D. Bourg, A. Papaux (eds.) Dictionnaire de la pensée écologique, Paris, PUF, p. 462-464.
    • 2014: “Paysage, identité et nation: l’Italie vue par trois Géographies Universelles (1876-1990)”, in D. Bouillon (éd.), Paysage, patrimoine et identité, Paris, Éditions du CTHS, 96-107.
    • 2014: “Perron Charles-Eugène”, in Jean-Christophe Angaut, Anthony Lorry, Marianne Enckell, Guillaume Davranche, Rolf Dupuy, Hughes Lenoir, Claude Pennetier, Anne Steiner (dir.) Les anarchistes: dictionnaire biographique du mouvement libertaire francophone, Ivry-sur-Seine, Les Éditions de l’Atelier/Les Éditions Ouvrières, Collection Jean Maitron volume 74, p. 388-389.
    • 2013: “Libertés citoyennes, ville globale et fédéralisme: compositions urbaines dans la Nouvelle Géographie universelle d’Élisée Reclus (1876-1894)”, in L. Hincker (ed.), Penser la composition urbaine, Paris, Éditions du CTHS, p. 49-64.
    • 2012: “Républicanisme, migrations et mélanges en Amérique du Sud dans la géographie d’Élisée Reclus (1865-1905)” in L. Dornel, M. Guicharnaud-Tollis, M. Parsons, J.-Y. Puyo, Ils ont fait les Amériques, Bordeaux, Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux, p. 319-332, http://archive-ouverte.unige.ch/unige:27567
    • 2011: “L’identité géographique de l’Europe : Mer et Montagne dans la Nouvelle Géographie universelle d’Élisée Reclus (1876-1894), in A. Cabantous, J.L. Chappey, R. Morieux, N. Richard, F. Walter (eds.) Mer et Montagne dans la culture européenne (XVIe – XIXe siècle), Rennes : PUR, p. 175-188, http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/index.php?halsid=ib10qu2h2j5n2afemotmd5e275&view_this_doc=hal-00662346&version=1
    • 2011: “Comment nourrir la planète: à propos d’une carte statistique”, in P. Rérat, E. Piguet (eds.), La pensée du monde: une société de géographie à la Belle Epoque, Neuchâtel: Presses Universitaires Suisses, p. 111-116.

In Spanish

• • • [forthcoming] 2020. “Prefacio: descubriendo otra geografía en Boloña”. In F. Farinelli, Geografía. México, UNAM.
    • 2019: “Prefacio – Las raíces anarquistas de la geografía y las raíces geográficas del anarquismo”. In S. Springer, Las raíces anarquistas de la geografía, México, UNAM, 15-19.
    • 2016: “Otras cartografías: la colección cartográfica de Elisée Reclus y Charles Perron y una visión no eurocéntrica del mundo”, in Nieto Olarte and S. Díaz Angel (eds.), Dibujar y pintar el mundo: Arte, cartografía y política, Bogotá, Universidad de los Andes, 2016, 149-154.
    • 2010: “La verdad de la mirada: la idea de paisaje en Élisée Reclus”, in N. Ortega Cantero, J. García Álvarez y M. Ruiz-Gómez (Eds.), Lenguajes y visiones del paysaje y del territorio, Madrid: UAM, 2010, pp. 309-318.

In Portuguese

• • • [forthcoming] 2021. “Prefácio: porque falar da Comuna”. In A. Samis, Negras Tormentas: O Federalismo e o Internacionalismo na Comuna de Paris, São Paulo [2nd Ed.]

In Italian

• • • 2020: “Introduzione: ogni sera, una pillola contro la paura”. In G. Ferrari, Pensieri libertari, contro il virus della paura. Imola, Edizioni Bruno Alpini, pp. 1-2.
    • 2020: “Prefazione: i perché del Mediterraneo”, in R. Ibba, Esercizi sereniani: Percorsi storici tra l’Italia e il Mediterraneo attraverso le lenti di Emilio Sereni, Gattatico, Istituto Alcide Cervi – Biblioteca Archivio Emilio Sereni, p. 5-8.
    • 2016: “Annibale Ranuzzi”, in Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani, Rome, Treccani.
    • 2014: “Gli archivi di Emilio Sereni: una fonte per la storia della geografia”, in G. Bonini, C. Visentin (eds.), Paesaggi in trasformazione. Teorie e pratiche della ricerca a cinquant’anni dalla Storia del paesaggio agrario italiano di Emilio Sereni, Bologna Editrice Compositori, 79-82.
    • 2014: (with A. Ferraboschi and N. Castagnetti), “Scuola e territorio. La Provincia e la programmazione dell’offerta d’istruzione (1962-2013)”, in M. Carrattieri, N. Castagnetti, A. Ferraboschi, eds., Una provincia che fa scuola. Aspetti dell’istruzione secondaria a Reggio Emilia (1962-2012), Reggio Emilia, Diabasis, p. 49-111.
    • 2014: (with A. Ferraboschi), “Gli amministratori della Provincia. Intervista a Giuseppe Gherpelli e Ione Bartoli”, in M. Carrattieri, N. Castagnetti, A. Ferraboschi, eds., Una provincia che fa scuola. Aspetti dell’istruzione secondaria a Reggio Emilia (1962-2012), Reggio Emilia, Diabasis, p. 371-388.
    • 2012: “Patrick Geddes e la sezione di valle: una geostoria dei bacini fluviali”, in Dai Prà (ed.), Approcci geostorici e governo del territori: scenari nazionali ed internazionali, Milano, Franco Angeli (Scienze geografiche), ISBN: 9788820419561
    • 2011: “Emilio Sereni geografo: il paesaggio mediterraneo tra fuoco, terrazze e giardini”, in M. Quaini (ed.), Paesaggi agrari: l’irrinunciabile eredità di Emilio Sereni, Milano, Silvana Editoriale, p. 48-56, 68-72.
    • 2011: “Scritture dell’Impero: dalla critica della carta al critical GIS”, in P. Bonora (ed.), Rappresentare la territorialità, I Quaderni di Storicamente, n. 2, Bologna, p.202-221, http://www.storicamente.org/quaderni.htm
    • 2011: “Spazi europei: Élisée Reclus e l’invenzione dell’Europa orientale”, in M.P. Casalena (ed.), Luoghi d’Europa: Spazio, Genere, Memoria, Bologna: I Quaderni di Storicamente, p. 72-80, http://www.storicamente.org/quaderni.htm
    • 2011: “Dai campi alla tavola: le cucine del popolo a Pieve di Cento”, in T. Artioli (ed.), D’Artegnam: dalla cucina di sopravvivenza all’arte del gusto tra Modena, Ferrara e Bologna, Bologna, Pendragon, 2011, p. 9-13.
    • 2010: “Elisée Reclus (1830-1905)”, in M. Schmidt di Friedberg (ed.), Cos’é il mondo? E’ un globo di cartone: insegnare geografia fra Otto e Novecento, Milan: Unicopli, p. 113-142.
    • 2010: “Pëtr Aleksejevic Kropotkin (1842-1921)”, in M. Schmidt di Friedberg (ed.), Cos’é il mondo? E’ un globo di cartone: insegnare geografia fra Otto e Novecento, Milan: Unicopli, p. 131-150 (with F. Eva).
    • 2010: “Patrick Geddes (1854-1932)”, in M. Schmidt di Friedberg (ed.), Cos’é il mondo? E’ un globo di cartone: insegnare geografia fra Otto e Novecento, Milan: Unicopli, p. 205-232.
    • 2006: “La cartografia storica del Parco Regionale dei Gessi bolognesi”, in M. Petrella, C. Santini, S. Torresani (eds.) Geo-grafie di un territorio. Studi e ricerche per un Dizionario storico dei cartografi in Emilia-Romagna, Bologna: Patron, 49-74.
    • 2005: “Le cucine della via Emilia”, in Le cucine del popolo. Atti del convegno di Massenzatico (Reggio Emilia, 31 Ottobre 2004), Milan: Zero in Condotta, 13-21.

PAPERS AND SESSIONS FOR SCHOLARLY CONFERENCES:

• Co-organization of the International Conference: ‘Peter Kropotkin 1921-2021 – Activism and scholarship’, Universidade de São Paulo (USP), Department of Geography, 19-23 July 2021 [partially online]
• Co-organization (with P. Puente-Lozano and J. Garcia-Alvarez), of the Session: “Drawing the line. Theories and Practices of Boundary Delimitation in European and Colonial Territories (Eighteenth-Twentieth Century)” for the RGS-IBG International Conference on Borders, Borderlands and Bordering, 2 September 2021 (online format). Paper: ‘Geography beyond borders: Elisée Reclus and the Hexagon’.
• ‘Why the philosophy and history of geography matter’, for the Special Session: ’40 Years of HPGRG – Looking Back and Looking Forward’, a one-day symposium of the History and Philosophy of Geography Research Group (HPGRG/RGS-IBG), 7 September 2021.
• 2021: Panel presentation of the book Anti-Fascism in a Global Perspective: Transnational Networks, Exile Communities, and Radical Internationalism. At the ENIUGH, European Network in Universal and Global History, Sixth European Congress on World and Global History, 15 – 19 June 2021: Online
• Invited speaker for the ‘Author meets critics’ session RGS-IBG Annual Conference, 4th September 2020, on Andrew Davies’s Geographies of Anticolonialism: Political Networks Across and Beyond South India, c. 1900-1930 [online].
• 28 May 2021 Co-organization (with M. Schmidt di Friedberg) of the session ‘Southern thinking. Heritage, migration and Mediterranean cultures’ on behalf of the IGU Commission History of Geography, for the International Geographical Union Thematic Conference ‘Heritage Geographies, politics, uses and governance of the past ‘ LINK: https://unisalento.it/igu10. Paper presentation: ‘Anarchism, geography and the Mediterranean metaphor’.
• 2021: [with J.A. Gutierrez Danton] ‘The Republic, the Nation and the Empire: new perspectives on transnational anarchism’, European Social Science History Conference, Leiden, 24 March 2021 [in virtual format].
• [Invited Seminar] ‘Other Radical Traditions: Brazilian geographers between exile and military dictatorship’, University of Cambridge, Department of Geography, Friday 8th November 2019.
• ‘Disrupting the nature-culture divide: Reclus, philosophy of nature and environmental justice’, for the session Environmental and Ecological Justice: Anarchist Contributions and Perspectives (convenors Richard White, Simon Springer, Ophélie Veron and Marcelo Lopes de Souza), RGS-IBG 2019 Conference, London
• ‘Non-European Americas and socio-territorial-temporal movements: Black, indigenous and peasants’ insurgency seen by North-eastern critical geographers’, for the session Socioterritorial movements beyond Latin America: conceptual and empirical dialogues (convenors Sam Halvorsen and Bernardo Mançano Fernandes) RGS-IBG 2019 Conference, London.
• [With Arlene Crampsie], ‘Tribute to Anne Buttimer’, for the International Symposium of the Commission History of Geography, Geographies of identities and imaginations, UCD, Dublin, 10 July 2019.
• [with A. Ince, F. Eva and J. Ellison] Round Table ‘Anarchism, democracy and sovereignism’, for the Second International Conference of Anarchist Geographers (CIGAL 2019), Rabastens, France, 13-16 June 2019.
• ‘In defence of an international vehicular language: insights from anarchist geographies’, for the session Non-dominant Geographies, at the IGU Regional Conference, Quebec City 6-10 August 2018.
• ‘A plea for humane theory in geography: on Anne Buttimer’s intellectual legacy’, for the session Theoretical geographies, at the IGU Regional Conference, Quebec City 6-10 August 2018.
• [session organisation] ‘Crossing the boundaries of knowledge: historical geographies of mobility and trans-culturalism’, for the 17th International Conference of Historical Geographers, Warsaw 15-20 July 2018 (in collaboration with H. Jöns).
• ‘Voices from the Northeast: radical development and geographies of global engagement in Brazil and in exile (1960s-1980s)’, for the session Global Histories of Geography 1930-1990 17th ICHG, Warsaw 15-20 July 2018.
• ‘The creative exile: transnational and multilingual histories of radical geographies’, for the session Crossing the boundaries of knowledge: historical geographies of mobility and trans-culturalism 17th ICHG, Warsaw 15-20 July 2018.
• ‘Blackening Reclus: anarchist abolitionism, geography and non-white Americas’, for the session Geographies of Anarchist Praxes, AAG 2018, New Orleans.
• ‘Anarchism and Republicanism, Elisée Reclus, James Guillaume and the true République’, European Social Sciences History Conference 2018, Belfast.
• [With Arlene Crampsie], ‘The Anne Buttimer’s Archives’, for the 50^th Conference of Irish Geographers, Maynooth, 10-12 May 2018.
• Invited panellist for the session Author meets critics: Reappraising David Livingstone’s The Geographical Tradition after a quarter of a century, HGRG and RACE session convened by Mark Boyle, Tim Hall and James Sidaway, RGS-IBG 2017.
• Co-organisation of the session Problematizing colonial modernity: geographies of universalism and pluriversalism, for the RGS-IBG 2017 Conference – Decolonizing Geographical Knowledge. With G. Barrera de la Torre and A. Ince. With presentation: ‘Decolonising the Encyclopédie: early anarchist geographers and Radical Enlightenment’.
• ‘Negotiating print cultures: Élisée Reclus and the publisher Hachette’, RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2017- Decolonising geographical knowledges, Session: Networks of Knowledge: Communicating Geographical Knowledge in the Long Nineteenth Century – Convenors: Benjamin Newman and Innes M. Keighren
• Co-organisation of the session Critical, radical and postcolonial geographies and cartographies from early approaches to present-day debates for the ICHST 2017, Rio de Janeiro 23-29 June 2017 (with P. Zusman, A. Reyes Novaes, M. Schmidt di Friedberg). With presentation: ‘Geography, Anarchism and Republicanism: Elisée Reclus studying the Brazilian state (1862-1905)’.
• Co-organisation of the International Conference of Anarchist Geographies and Geographies (ICAGG 2017), Reggio Emilia (Italy) 21-23 September 2017.
• ‘Mapping Amazonia: the cartographic work of explorers Henri and Octavie Coudreau and their collaboration with Elisée Reclus, for the 27^th International Conference on the History of Cartography 2017, Belo Horizonte, 9-14 July 2017.
• Geographers and Geographies of Revolutions: Session co-organised with M. Proto and M. Schmidt di Friedberg for the Italian Geographical Congress, Rome, 7-10 June 2017. Presentation: ‘Anarchy and Geography in the Spanish Revolution (1936-1939)’.
• Invited speaker for the workshop: Seminários Gpel: O Orfanato de Cempuis e as Espacialidades da Pedagogia Libertária, São Paulo, USP, 8 May 2017.
• ‘Elisée Reclus, Courbet, and Social Art’ for the international workshop Gustave Courbet im Kontext der Naturwissenschaften des 19. Jahrhunderts, University of Munich, 30-31 March 2017 [invited workshop lecture].
• Co-organisation of the session Peace in history and philosophy of geography: which possible approaches?For the IGU Regional Conference Geographies For Peace / Geografías Para La Paz 23-25 April 2017 La Paz (Bolivia).
• Member of the Scientific Committee for the International Conference EUGEO, Brussels, 4-5-6 September 2017.
• ‘Evolution and Revolution: The Evolutionary Science by Anarchist Geographers Reclus, Mečnikov and Kropotkin (1880-1921)’, for the International Workshop Anarchism in Culture. Re-assessing the Influence of a Manifold Libertarian Concept on European Modernity (1820s−1930s), Rome, 7-9 September 2016.
• Co-organisation of the session Geographies of Anti-colonialism (three timeslots) for the RGS-IBG AIC 2016, London 30 August – 2 September 2016, with A. Davies and D. Featherstone. Session sponsored by the HGRG and the PolGRG. Presentation: ‘The murderous civilization. The anarchist geographers and the ‘indigenous question”’.
• ‘Geographies of peace and war: Elisée Reclus and the American Civil War (1861-1865)’, for the session: Historical Geographies of Peace and Non-Violence (organised by N. Megoran and M. Scott) at the RGS-IBG AIC 2016, London 30 August – 2 September 2016.
• ‘Geographies of another future: an anarchist critique of utopias’, for the Session: Where next? Historical Geographies of the Future (organised by J. Hodder and M. Heffernan) for the RGS-IBG AIC 2016, London 30 August – 2 September 2016.
• ‘Divulgating anarchist geographies: Pyotr Kropotkin and British publishing cultures (1877-1917)’, for the conference Radical histories/Histories of radicalism, London, 1-3 July 2016.
• ‘Biography, geography and unfaithful translations: Ireland in Élisée Reclus’s life and work’, Conference of Irish Geographers, 5-7 May 2016.
• ‘Anarchism, Geography and Cosmopolitanism in the Age of Empire’, for the ESSHC European Social Science History Conference, Valencia 30 March- 2 April 2016.
• ‘Putting anarchist education in its place: open-air geography and the Lausanne Ferrer School (1909-1919)’, Chicago, AAG 2015, 21-25 April 2015.
• Co-organization and Introduction of the Day Conference Penser d’autres espaces d’éducation/Considering spaces of alternative learning, Geneva, FPSE, 3 June 2015, with M. Monnard, P. Kraftl, P. Clerc, E Squarcina http://calenda.org/328134
• ‘Historical geographies and history of geography in the 1871 Paris Commune’, for the session Space, agency and contestation: towards a conversation between labour history and labour geography, ICHG 2015, London 5-10 July 2015 (convenors D. Featherstone, P. Griffin).
• ‘Anarchy (and Geography) in the UK: the British networks of Elisée Reclus and Pëtr Kropotkin (1852-1917)’, ICHG 2015, London 5-10 July 2015.
• ‘Did all communards have beards? Links and intersections between feminist militants and anarchist geographers in 19th century France’, for the session Under Its Own Name? Feminist Historical Geography I: Rethinking the Making of Geography, ICHG 2015, London 5-10 July 2015 (convenors M. Domosh, K. Moren, T. Rothenberg).
• [with P. Minder] ‘“Anarchy: the highest expression of order”: the coming anarchist society according to Kropotkin and the Anarchist Geographers’, for the session Kropotkin – Coming Anarchy (convenors A. Ince and S. Springer), IGU Political Geography Commission, IGU2015, Moscow 17-21 August 2015.
• ‘Vanguards of the Empire? Colonialism and ‘heterodox discourses’ in the experience of a French explorer, Henri Coudreau (1859-1899)’, IGU Commission on the History of Geography, IGU2015, Moscow 17-21 August 2015.
• Co-organisation of the session Historical Geographies of Anarchism: situating struggles, studying environments, for the RGS-IBG AIC 2015, Geographies of Anthropocene (with G. Barrera, G. Colombo and F. Toro), session sponsored by the HGRG.
• ‘Revolutions, and their places: The Anarchist Geographers and the problem of nationalities in the Age of Empire’, for the session: Historical Geographies of Anarchism: situating struggles, studying environments, for the international conference RGS-IBG 2015, Geographies of Anthropocene.
• ‘Building antimilitarism: Elisée Reclus, Social Geography, and War’, for the unified session of the Commissions History of Geography and Political Geography of the IGU, What (political) geography ought to be? Theoretical approaches to and historical perspectives on geography and geopolitics as instruments of peace, Krakow, 18-22 August 2014.
• Annual Meeting of the Royal Geographical Society – Institute of British Geographers, RGS-IBG 2014, London 26-29 August 2014, ‘Anarchist geographies between antifascism and revolution: workers’ and peasants’ collectivization in 1936-39 Spain’, for the session: Geographies of Anti-/fascism in Eras of Austerity: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives
• ‘Anarchy and Geography: the same origins? The experience of Élisée Reclus and the anarchist geographers’ network in Switzerland (1872-1889)’, for the Anarchist Studies Network, 3rd International Conference, University of Loughborough, 3-5 September 2014.
• ‘When Geographers worked with Painters: Élisée Reclus and the Social Art’, for the session Art and Geography of the 45th Conference of Irish Geographers, Galway 16-18 May 2013.
• ‘Geography and its readers: imagination, popular education and political concern in the correspondence between Élisée Reclus and Pierre-Jules Hetzel (1867-1881)’, in the Symposium of the Commission on the History of Geography of the IGU, Geography and its public, Manchester, 21-28 July 2013.
• Co-organisation (with S. Springer, R. White, C. Williams, M. Lopes de Souza, Ph. Pelletier and A. Gillet) of the Session Transgressing the frontiers of Geography for the Annual International Conference of the la Royal Geographical Society – Institute of British Geographers, RGS-IBG 2013, London 28-30 August 2013, « New geographical frontiers », and paper ‘Unlearning the power: geography and libertarian education beyond the borders according to Élisée Reclus, James Guillaume and Francisco Ferrer’.
• RGS-IBG 2013, London 28-30 August 2013, communication ‘Universalism or Empire? The internationalist geographies of Élisée Reclus and Peter Kropotkin’ for the Session Historical Geographies of Internationalism (Convenors, M. Heffernan, S. Legg and J. Hodder).
• ‘French Geography and German Naturphilosophie in the 19th century: which relations?’ For the 32 International UGI Congress, Commission History of the Geographical Thought, Cologne 2012, 26-30 August 2012.
• ‘“They have the right to throw us out”: Europe and its Others in the Universal Geography by Élisée Reclus’, for the VI International Conference of Critical Geography, Frankfurt, 16-20 August 2011 (Convenors: L. Bialasiewicz, V. Bachmann).
• ‘Anarchy, Geography and Geopolitics: some common roots? The experience of Élisée Reclus and Pëtr Kropotkin’, for the conference Geopolitics, Ireland and the New World Order, National University of Ireland NUI Maynooth, 25-26 November 2011.

In French

• 14 June 2019: invited presentation : ‘Geddes et la connexion britannique des géographes anarchistes’ for the international conference: Patrick Geddes (1854-1932) à Montpellier, pionnier de l’écologie urbaine, Montpellier, ENSAM.
• 7 June 2019: invited speech at the Equipe EHGO (CNRS) monthly seminar (Paris): ‘La dictature militaire au Brésil, l’exil et la naissance des géographies critiques: leçons du Nordeste’.
• ‘James Guillaume géographe’ – International Conference James Guillaume. L’émancipation par l’instruction, University of Geneva, FPSE, 23-24 November 2016.
• ‘Dispositifs spatiaux et émancipation sociale: du Grand Globe de Paris à l’Outlook Tower d’Édimbourg (1895-1906)’, for the International Conference Les dispositifs de simulation du monde du début du XIXème siècle à aujourd’hui. Inventer, expérimenter et transformer le réel, Geneva 3-5 September 2016. Member of the scientific and organization committees of the Conference.
• ‘L’esprit de la vallée’, for the Festival/Conference Les Reclusiennes, Sainte-Foy-la-Grande, 5-10 July 2016.
• ‘Ferdinand Buisson, James Guillaume et Paul Robin: l’éducation laïque entre libéraux et libertaires’, Journée d’étude, L’éducation laïque et ses temporalités : usages et mésusages d’un concept, Université de Genève, Pavillon-Mail, salle PM01, 26 February 2016.
• Presentation : ‘Le projet Géographie, éducation publique et pédagogie libertaire en Suisse et en Europe (19^e-21^e siècle)’, Paris, UMR Géographie-cités équipe EHGO, 27 March 2015, http://parisgeo.cnrs.fr/spip.php?page=evenement&id_article=6774&lang=fr
• ‘Les missions universitaires françaises au Brésil (1934-1938): circulation des savoirs et réseaux scientifiques’, I Colóquio Internacional Franco-Brasileiro, Estudos comparados de epistemologia e História da Geografia – Etudes comparées d’épistémologie et histoire de la géographie, Université de Pau, 30 March – 2 April 2015.
• Co-organization of the Forum de géographies critiques 2015, Questionner les utopies géographiques, Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, 3 October 2015.
• ‘Géographie et imaginaires anticoloniaux entre le 19^e et le 20^e siècle: des savoirs hétérodoxes de l’espace’, FIG, Saint-Dié des-Vosges, 2-4 October 2015.
• ‘Où et comment se constitue le savoir? Le cas d’Élisée Reclus et des éditeurs Hetzel et Hachette’ For the Day Conference of the École Doctorale 400 « Savoirs scientifiques: épistémologie, histoire des sciences, didactique des disciplines », L’étude des pratiques: diversité et enjeux, Université Paris 7, 5 March 2014.
• ‘Neiges, glaces et géographie sociale: froid et théorie de l’entraide dans les écrits d’Élisée Reclus sur la montagne’, for the Congress of the Société Française d’Histoire des sciences et des Techniques, session Neiges et glaces: faire l’expérience du froid (XVIIe – XIXe siècles), Lyon, 28-30 April 2014.
• ‘Science et anarchisme: l’approche de l’évolutionnisme et du positivisme chez les géographes anarchistes’, for the conference Progrès, Géographies et pensées critiques, UMR 5600 Environnement, Villes, Sociétés, Lyon 23-24 May 2014 [in video conference]
• ‘Les collectivités espagnoles (1936-1939) comme réalisations d’une géographie anarchiste’, for Les Reclusiennes, Sainte-Foy-la-Grande, 7-12 July 2014 [in video conference].
• ‘Géographie et imaginaires nationaux entre le 19e et le 20e siècle: l’invention de l’Italie et la circulation des cultures géographiques’, for the conference: Le tourment culturel : tribulations, doxa et subversion, Centre Culturel de Cerisy, 22-27 septembre 2014.
• ‘Insularité, question sociale et condition coloniale: les Iles Britanniques dans la géographie d’Élisée Reclus’, for the Festival International de la Géographie, Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, 2-5 Octobre 2014.
• ‘Élisée Reclus: de la géographie en plein air au géographe de plein vent. Une vision de l’épistémologie des sciences à partir de la relation humanité – nature’, International conference Cultures du plein air: retours à la nature à l’heure de la métropolisation des territoires, Rouen, 6-7 November 2014.
• Conference: ‘Entre géographie et engagement social: les réseaux d’exil d’Élisée Reclus en Suisse romande (1872-1889)’, Société de Géographie de Genève (Salle du Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle), 14 October 2013.
• Co-organisation (with P. Minder, Ph. Pelletier and G. Spoerri) of the Conference Géographie, éducation et tendances libertaires », 2-4 May 2013, Centre d’enseignement et de recherche francophone pour l’enseignement au secondaire 1 et 2 (CERF), Fribourg (CH), and paper: ‘Géographes, exilés et pédagogie libertaire : quand la Suisse internationale enseignait au monde (1868-1919)’ http://lettres.unifr.ch/fr/centres/cerf/dev-actualites-cerf.html?tx_ttnews[tt_news]=2648&cHash=c34c297f616835a8c4c80def647e4ba6
• ‘Concevoir la nature dans un contexte urbain entre le 19^e et le 20^e siècle: Patrick Geddes, Pierre Kropotkine, Élisée Reclus’, for the Conference Nature(s): concevoir, vivre, représenter (18e-21e siècles), University of Nantes, 6-8 June 2013.
• ‘Voter? Les frères Élie et Élisée Reclus face à la question électorale (fin 19^e – début 20^e siècle)’, for the Festival Reclusiennes, Sante-Foy-la-Grande, 8-14 July 2013, reclusiennes.fr
• Conference: ‘De l’empathie en géographie: la Chine vue par Élisée Reclus, Léon Metchnikoff et François Turrettini, for the Festival International de la Géographie, Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, 3-6 Octobre 2013, La Chine, une puissance mondiale?
• Organisation (with ph. Rekacewicz) of the forum/debate « Critical Geographies », for the Festival International de la Géographie, Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, 3-6 Octobre 2013.
• ‘Le droit de nous mettre à la porte : Élisée Reclus et l’empire’, for the conference Élisée Reclus, l’Orient et l’Occident à l’âge des empires, EHESS, Paris, 30 May 2012 [paper and conference organisation] http://calenda.revues.org/nouvelle23695.html
• ‘Cartography and popular education at the beginning of the 20^th century: what relations? The cartographic museum of Élisée Reclus and Charles Perron in Geneva (1907-1920)’, for the 32th Congress of the IGU, Pre-Congress Session of the Commission History of the Geographical Thought, Cartography and Geographical Knowledge(s) in the public sphere, Leipzig 21-22 August 2012.
• ‘Libertés citoyennes, ville globale et fédéralisme: compositions urbaines dans la Nouvelle Géographie Universelle d’Élisée Reclus (1876-1894)’ for the 137^e Congrès des sociétés historiques et scientifiques, Tours 23-28 April 2012, « Composition(s) urbaine(s) »
• ‘Aux origines de la géographie critique. Spatialités et rapports de domination dans l’œuvre des géographes anarchistes Reclus, Kropotkine et Metchnikoff’, for the international conference Espace et Rapports Sociaux de domination, Marne-la-Vallée, 20-21 September 2012 (with Ph. Pelletier).
• At the Saint-Dié des Vosges Festival International de Géographie, Les facettes du paysage: nature, culture, économie, invited conference on 14 October 2012: ‘Elisée Reclus et la question paysagère’, with I. Lefort and Ph.
• Presentation of the project Writing the World Differently, at the Meeting on the Historical Geography and History of Geography, Rio de Janeiro, 5-10 November 2012, http://www.3hpg1gh.net/
• ‘L’Amérique: une nouvelle Europe? Républicanisme, migrations et mélanges en Amérique du Sud dans la géographie d’Élisée Reclus (1865-1905)’ for the International Congress Mobilités, imaginaires et territoires en Amérique des indépendances aux années 1930, Pau 20-22 January 2011,
• ‘À l’origine de l’idée de « frontières mobiles »: limites politiques et migrations dans les géographies de Friedrich Ratzel et d’Élisée Reclus’, for the International Conference BRIT 2011 – Mobile Borders, Grenoble-Geneva, 6-9 September 2011.
• Keynote speech ‘La géographie d’Élisée Reclus face à l’extermination des Amérindiens : enjeux scientifiques et politiques’, and membership in the Scientific Committee for the International Conference Élisée Reclus e a Geografia do Novo Mondo, Universidade de São Paulo, 6-10 December 2011 http://reclusmundusnovus.wordpress.com/.
• ‘Aux origines du regard géostratégique: les Empires ottoman et russe dans la géographie d’Élisée Reclus (1875-1905)’, for the International Conference «La Russie et la Turquie en Eurasie-postsoviétique et au Proche-Orient: les intérêts croisés de deux puissances ré-émergentes, Paris, INALCO, 21-23 May 2011.
• ‘Paysage, identité et nation: l’Italie vue par trois Géographies Universelles (1876-1990)’, for the 135th Congress of the Comité des Travaux Historiques et Scientifiques, Neuchâtel, 6-11 Avril 2010.
• ‘La « section de la vallée »: la géographie aux origines de l’idée d’aménagement’, for the Conference « Estuaires, fleuves et cours d’eau. Représentations et pratiques » – Rouen, 5-6 May 2010.
• ‘Le principe de l’articulation littorale et la civilisation européenne dans la géographie française entre 19e et 20e siècle’, for the session of the Commission History of Geographical Thought of the International Geographic Union, IGU Regional Conference, Tel Aviv, 12-16 July 2010.
• ‘La vérité du regard: l’idée de paysage chez Elisée Reclus’, for the International Symposium of History of the Geographical Thought of the International Geographic Union Lenguajes y visiones del paisaje y del territorio, Miraflores della Sierra (Madrid) 5-8 February 2009.
• ‘L’épaisseur du monde: mer et montagne dans la nouvelle Géographie Universelle (1876-1894) d’Élisée Reclus’, for the International Conference Mer et Montagne dans la culture européenne (XVIe-XIXe siècle), 24-25 September 2009.
• ‘Paysages transalpins: la vallée du Pô et les enjeux de l’écriture paysagère dans les Géographies Universelles’ for the 2^nd Doctorial Days on Landscape, at the Blois École Nationale Supérieure de la Nature et du Paysage, 3-4 December 2009.

In Portuguese

• 20 October 2020: invited speech ‘Geografia, ciência e anarquismo’, NEPES – Núcleo de Pesquisas sobre Espaço, Política e Emancipação Social, Universidade Federal do Oeste do Pará, Santarem, https://www.youtube.com/nepesgeografia
• 2 April 2019: invited panellist for the Round Table: ‘Geografias libertarias em conjunturas autoritárias: o papel do ensino, pesquisa e militancia geográficas’. Associação dos Geógrafos Brasileiros – USP, Universidade de São Paulo.
• 26 March 2019: invited conference: ‘Geografia e anarquismo: novos rumos de pesquisa’. Federal University of Latin-American University Integration (UNILA), Foz do Iguaçu
• Keynote speech (opening lecture) for the V Encontro Nacional de História do Pensamento Geográfico e III Encontro Nacional de Geografia Histórica, Viçosa (MG), 10-14 December 2018. Title: ‘Por uma redescoberta das geografias humanistas: redes transnacionais, experiencias de vida, e os acervos do Dialogue Project em Dublin’.
• Member of the Scientific Committee for the V Encontro Nacional de História do Pensamento Geográfico e III Encontro Nacional de Geografia Histórica, Viçosa (MG), 10-14 December 2018, and Assessor for the evaluation of presented works.
• Member of the Scientific Committee for the IV Encontro Nacional de História do Pensamento Geográfico e II Encontro Nacional de Geografia Histórica, Belo Horizonte, December 5-9, 2016, and Assessor for the evaluation of presented works.
• Member of the Scientific Committee of the UGI Conference Circulação das ideias e história dos saberes geográficos: hierarquias, interações e redes, Rio de Janeiro, 16-20 December 2014, and Assessor for the evaluation of presented works.
• ‘Troca cultural, geografia social e circulação dos saberes geográficos na América Latina: Luce Fabbri leitora e intérprete de Elisée Reclus’, UGI Conference Circulação das ideias e história dos saberes geográficos: hierarquias, interações e redes, Rio de Janeiro, 16-20 December 2014.
• ‘A Nova Geografia Universal: globalização e crítica do Ocidente nas redes de Elisée Reclus’, Invited Public Conference, University of São Paulo, Department of Geography, 27 November 2013, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oigucv5lpAs
• ‘Geografia, educação libertária e escola pública na Europa entre os séculos XIX e XX: um programa de emancipação através do saber’, for the conference Segundo Colóquio Território Autônomo, Porto Alegre 25, 26 e 27 octobre 2013.
• ‘Evolução e Revolução: os geógrafos anarquistas entre ciência e militância’, for the conference Ciência e anarquismo, São Paulo, FFLCH-USP, 11-14 November 2013.
• ‘A influência do socialismo e dos geografos anarquistas sobre Lucien Febvre’, in the Forum Lucien Febvre, história, geografia e socialismo, FFLCH-USP, 13 November 2013 (with F. Contel, M. Deaecto and L. Secco).

In Spanish

• “Otras geografías críticas: ejemplos más allá de la esfera anglófona”, Mesa: 12 – Otras trayectorias geográficas. historias y aportes conceptuales de las geografías silenciadas, Conference EGAL, December 2021, Córdoba (Argentina)
• La Comuna de París y los geógrafos anarquistas, International Conference Ecos y destellos a 150 años de la Comuna de París, México, Instituto Nacional de Antropología y Historia, 18 March 2021.
• ‘La línea performativa. Como la geografía anticipó el territorio en la “Cuestión de Palmas” o de “Las Misiones” (1893 – 1895)’. Second international workshop for the project Trazar la Línea: teoría y práctica de las delimitaciones fronterizas luso-franco-españolas (1750-1936), 9-11 October 2019, University Carlos III of Madrid (Getafe Campus).
• Guest lecture: ‘Elisée Reclus en América Latina: lecturas transnacionales’, 28 de noviembre 2018, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras – Universidad de Buenos Aires
• ‘Geografías sin fronteras: la visión de los trazados fronterizos ibéricos e iberoamericanos en la obra de Elisée Reclus’. First international workshop for the project “Trazar la Línea: teoría y práctica de las delimitaciones fronterizas luso-franco-españolas (1750-1936)”, 27-28 September 2017, University Carlos III of Madrid (Getafe Campus).
• Invited public conference: ‘Elisée Reclus y los Geógrafos anarquistas: critica del mapa e pensamiento anti-colonial’, for the conference 1ª Semana Interdisciplinaria de la Geografía, Xº Coloquio de Doctorado en Geografía, Instituto de Geografía, UNAM, Mexico, 15 November 2013.

In Italian

• [Guest Conference] Discussant for the Book Presentation: Maurizio Coccia, ‘Due geografi nell’Italia che cambia: Henri Desplanques ed Emilio Sereni, corrispondenze’. In Campagne umbre. Le immagini di una civiltà. Il patrimonio iconografico e l’eredità di H. Desplanques, a cura di David Pieroni. Conduce Gabriella Bonini, Biblioteca Archivio Emilio Sereni – Istituto A. Cervi. Venerdì 14 maggio ore 18,30, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdSmToVWlxA
• [Guest Conference] Federico Ferretti, Selva Varengo, Geografia e Anarchia: Reclus e Kropotkin tra Evoluzione e Rivoluzione Lunedì 17 maggio 2021, ore 17.30 On line su youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKcJrflaaTTuS5VUo35G4KA ANPPIA in collaborazione con il Politecnico di Torino e l’Associazione del Libero Pensiero Giordano Bruno, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkCTxqxY0Nw&t=3390s
• [Poster] ‘The invention of agricultural landscape in the archives of Emilio Sereni’, for the International Conference Il paesaggio italiano nel ventesimo secolo, realtà e rappresentazioni, Reggio Emilia, 10-12 Novembre 2011, organised by the Cervi Institute.
• ‘L’Occidente di Elisée Reclus, l’invenzione dell’Europa nella Nouvelle Géographie Universelle’, for the 5th National Conference of the PhD candidates of the Italian Society for the Study of Contemporary History, Forlì 22-23 February 2010.
• ‘Feminist GIS and Queer GIS: conflitti epistemologici nella rappresentazione dello spazio’, International Conference Spaces of Difference, University of Milan-Bicocca, 27-28 Octobre 2010
• ‘Patrick Geddes e la sezione di valle: una geostoria dei bacini fluviali’, for the International Conference Di monti e di acque. Le rughe e i flussi della Terra, Paesaggi, cartografie e modi del discorso geostorico, Trento, 1-4 December 2010.
• ‘Scritture dell’Impero, dalla critica della carta al Critical Gis’, for the Geography Days in Memoir of Stefano Torresani, 24-25 November 2009, University of Bologna.
• ‘Il racconto della Terra di Elisée Reclus: pensiero globale, reti anarchiche e invenzione dell’Europa nella Nouvelle Géographie Universelle (1876-1894)’, for the Forum of the Young Geographers, at the 30th Italian Geographical Congress, Florence 10-12 September 2008.

• Liverpool University Press from 2021
• Dialogues in Human Geography from 2021
• Globalizations from 2021
• Geoforum from 2021
• Social and Cultural Geographies, from 2020
• Anarchist Studies, from 2020
• Routledge, for the series Decolonizing the Classics, from 2020
• European Journal of Political Theory, from 2020
• Forum Italicum from 2020
• Cahiers de Géographie du Québec from 2020
• Environment and Planning D – Society and Space from 2020
• Journal of Geography in Higher Education from 2020
• Gender Place and Culture, a Journal of Feminist Geography from 2020
• University of Minnesota Press from 2020
• Sage Open from 2020
• Annals of the American Association of Geographers from 2020
• Education Sciences from 2019
• Progress in Human Geography for 2019
• Editions de la Sorbonne from 2019.
• Transactions in GIS from 2019.
• The Professional Geographer from 2019.
• Political Research Exchange from 2019.
• Area from 2019.
• Geographica Helvetica from 2018.
• Bollettino della Società Geografica Italiana from 2018.
• Geotema from 2018.
• Geography Compass, from 2018.
• External reviewer for: P. Cloke, P. Crang and M Goodwin (eds.), Introducing Human Geographies, Routledge 2018 [2018].
• International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, from 2017.
• Journal of Historical Geography, from 2017.
• Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, from 2017.
• Journal of Geography from 2017.
• Antipode, from 2015.
• Geografiska Annaler series B, from 2015.
• Political Geography, from 2014.
• ACME, An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, from 2013.
• Anthropology of Food from 2015.
• GEOgraphia (Rio de Janeiro) from 2015.
• Cybergeo, from 2015.
• Annales de Géographie from 2015.
• Società e Storia, from 2015.
• Espaço e Economia, from 2015.
• Rivista Geografica Italiana, from 2015.
• Géoregards from 2016.
• Dictionnaire critique de la Méditerranée, Réseau RAMSES, in 2013.

• 2021-2025. Member of the Project Conflictos fronterizos en España y América latina (1840-2020), aproximaciones geo-históricas y actuales (GEOCONFRONT), PID2020-114088GB-I00, Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Instituto de Historiografía Julio Caro Baroja). Principal Investigator: Professor Jacobo García-Álvarez (Universidad Carlos III).
• From 2021. Member of the AGEI (Associazione dei Geografi Italiani)
• 2021 – … Member of the Project PTDC/GES-GCE/1330/2021 ‘Geografia portuguesa nos trópicos: instituições científicas, redes internacionais e práticas de pesquisa no contexto de colonialismo europeu tardio‘, Principal Investigator: Dr Francisco Manuel de Paula Nogueira Roque de Oliveira, submitted to FCT – Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia.
• 2018-2021: Member of the Geosciences and Geographical Sciences Committee of the Royal Irish Academy (RIA)
• From 2018: Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society with Institute of British Geographers (RGS-IBG).
• From 2018: Associate Member of the American Association of Geographers (AAG).
• From 2018: Member of the LAGUK Group (Latin American Geographies in the UK) https://lagukinfo.wixsite.com/lag-uk/Members/Federico-Ferretti/Ferretti
• From 2017: External member of the Research Cluster Historia de la Geografía y Geografía Histórica – Institute of History Julio Caro Baroja – University Carlos III – Madrid, and associated member of the Project Trazar la línea: teoría y práctica de las delimitaciones fronterizas luso-franco-españolas (1750-1936), Ministry of Economy Industry and Competitiveness and the European Regional Development Fund Research ProjectCSO2015-65301-P, 2016-2019.
• 2017-18: Member of the Latin American Studies Association
• From 2017: Member of the “Biblioteca Libertaria Armando Borghi”, Castelbolognese, Italy http://bibliotecaborghi.org/wp/
• 2016: Member of the GEV (Extern Assessment Group) of the Italian Ministry of Education for the assessment of research produced in the period 2011-2014 in Geography.
• 2014: Member of the Brazilian Network of History of Geography and Historical Geography (Rede Brasilis)
• From 2014: Expert Member of the French Institute of Social History (IFHS).
• 2013: Associate member of the research team Laboratório de Política, Epistemologia e História da Geografia (LAPEHGE), UFFRJ, Rio de Janeiro http://dgp.cnpq.br/buscaoperacional/detalhegrupo.jsp?grupo=0211706EOV4GQX
• From November 2007: Member of the UMR 8504 Géographie-Cités, Équipe EHGO – Épistémologie et Histoire de la Géographie, CNRS, Paris (confirmed until 2023): https://geographie-cites.cnrs.fr/membres/federico-ferretti/

• Irish Research Council’s Starting and Consolidator Laureate Awards Programme to perform the project Critical Development and geopolitics of hunger: voices from the ‘Global South’, 2019.
• ‘Highly Commended’ Mention in the Journal of Historical Geography Best Paper Prize 2017, for “Publishing anarchism: Pyotr Kropotkin and British print cultures, 1876-1917”.
• Rising Star Award for the best paper published in Geografiska Annaler Series B – Human Geography in 2017, for “Imperial ambivalences. Histories of lady travellers and the French explorer Octavie Renard-Coudreau (1867-1938)”.
• Prize for the best paper published in the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography in 2017, for “Tropicality, the unruly Atlantic and social utopias: the French explorer Henri Coudreau (1859-1899)”.
• Imago Mundi Prize 2017 – (qualifying for the John Brian Harley Travel Grant) for the best paper published in Imago Mundi, the International Journal for the History of Cartography, in 2015 and 2016, with presentation at the International Conference on the History of Cartography (prize + travel grant).
• Royal Irish Academy Charlemont Travel Grant for 2017. Project Historical Geographies of Critical Development. Targeting a research stay at the IEB (instituto de Estudos Brasileiros) in São Paulo – May and July 2017 and qualifying for the title of ‘RIA Charlemont Scholar 2017’.
• UCD COSSL Research Funding Scheme to develop the project ‘Voices from the Global South’ as Reserve Applicant for the Irish Research Council Laureate Awards scheme 2017/18 (plus IRC travel grant)