Bailey, Tom

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Tom Bailey studied philosophy at Oxford, Warwick, and Pisa. He has worked on Kant, Nietzsche, and Nietzsche’s relation to Kant, the place of religion in democratic politics, and global justice. He is currently exploring topics in the philosophy of love, food justice, and business ethics. He teaches courses in political philosophy, ethics and business ethics, introductory, modern, and contemporary philosophy, the philosophy of art, the philosophy of love, and humanities research methods.

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    Mapping Contemporary Catholic Politics in Italy
    (2016) Bailey, Tom; Driessen, Michael
    This editors’ introduction opens a special issue of the Journal of Modern Italian Studies on the topic of ‘Mapping Contemporary Catholic Politics in Italy’. It briefly identifies the political, sociological and ideational changes that have occurred in Catholic politics since the collapse of the Democrazia Cristiana party, and introduces the contributions to the special issue, highlighting the common threads and the important divergences in their analyses.