Marco Scalvini

Marco Scalvini is a LSE100 Teacher. Before joining the LSE he supported numerous efforts by the international community to promote political dialogue, national reconciliation, and democratization in Kosovo and in Palestine. In 2009, he worked as consultant for the G8 Summit.

The secret war: British nationals stripped of their citizenship

Stripping those born here of their citizenship by arbitrary acts of government has alarming historical overtones and raises serious questions about the British state. Why have such acts increased so rapidly under the Coalition?

By Marco Scalvini

/ 15 Mar 2013

Italian Spring

The Berlusconi era may be nearing its end, but media populism remains a danger across Europe and requires new political forms of organisation to combat it

By Marco Scalvini

/ 6 Jun 2011

Humanitarian wars and rejected refugees

For France, acting in a ‘humanitarian’ manner means intervening in Libya’s civil war but does not extend to freely accepting refugees from Libya or Tunisia within its borders.

By Marco Scalvini

/ 17 Apr 2011