Global Scholasticism
ACADEMIC NETWORK
The Global Scholasticism Academic Network is devoted to fostering the exchange of ideas and interpretations concerning the global history of scholasticism across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. A collaborative initiative between the University of Messina (Italy), the University of Playa Ancha (Chile), and Sun Yat-sen University (China), the network – coordinated by Abel Aravena Zamora, Lu Jiang, and Nicola Polloni – organises events, supports research, and promotes dialogue on the global circulation and transformation of scholastic philosophy. The network brings together researchers studying medieval and early modern scholastic traditions, as well as their receptions and reinterpretations in diverse intellectual cultures. Its activities are designed to encourage philosophical dialogue, facilitate the exchange of scholarship, and stimulate new research on the role of scholasticism in cross-cultural transmissions of knowledge. In addition to conferences and workshops, Global Scholasticism supports collaborative projects, thematic clusters, and the sharing of teaching and research resources. The network’s website offers regular updates on ongoing activities, calls for papers, and recent publications by its members.
Open to all scholars engaged with the scholastic tradition and its global dimensions, Global Scholasticism welcomes participation irrespective of academic position or geographical location. Researchers interested in joining or collaborating are warmly invited to contact the network through its website.
The Team
Network Coordinators: Abel Aravena Zamora (Playa Ancha, Chile), Lu Jiang (Guangzhou, China), Nicola Polloni (Messina, Italy).
Network Secretary: Nicola Milanesi (Leuven, Belgium).
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MAILING LIST
The Global Scholasticism Academic Network is an open, international forum for scholars interested in scholastic traditions across cultures, periods, and disciplines. Colleagues at all career stages are warmly invited to join the network and to subscribe to our mailing list. Subscribers receive regular updates on upcoming lectures, meetings, events, and ongoing discussions, as well as information about new initiatives and opportunities for collaboration. Participation is free and open, and the mailing list is used solely for academic communications related to the network’s activities.
To subscribe to the mailing list, please send an email to globalscholasticism@gmail.com, indicating your name and institutional affiliation (if applicable). You will then be added to the mailing list and receive future updates.


