Alex Tipei est une historienne transnationale. Ses recherches portent sur les réseaux d’élites politiques et intellectuels qui ont lié l’Europe du sud-est à la France pendant le XIXe siècle. Elle a obtenu son doctorat à l’Université d’Indiana et elle a eu des postes en tant que chercheure et/ou enseignante aux universités d’Illinois, Princeton, McGill et de Bucarest avant de commencer sa position chez UdeM.

A transnational historian of Europe, Alex Tipei’s research focuses on networks of political and intellectual elites that connected Southeastern Europe (notably the lands that make up present-day Romania and Greece) and France in the early nineteenth century. She received her PhD from Indiana University and held research and teaching positions at the University of Illinois, Princeton University, McGill University, and the University of Bucharest before coming to UdeM.

Manuscrit (en cours):

Unintened Nations: How French Liberals' Empire of Civilization Remade Southeast Europe and the Post-Napoleonic World

Articles dans les revues scientifiques:

"A Corrupt Governor? Representations of Kapodistrias in the Francophone Press," chapter under review as part of an edited volume.

« ‘And Mama Studied with Me’ : Modernization, Gender, and Education in Early Nineteenth-Century Southeastern Europe, » East European Politics and Society (forthcoming, 2023).

« Audience Matters : ‘Civilization-Speak,’ Educational Discourses, and Balkan Nationalism, 1815-1840, » European History Quarterly, 48:4 (Fall, 2018) : 658-685.

« How to Make Friends and Influence People : Elementary Education, French ‘Influence,’ and the Balkans, 1815-1840, » Modern Intellectual History, 15:3 (Nov., 2018) : 621-649.

« Civilization and the Xenos, » The Workshop (Proceedings of the Indiana Center for Eighteenth-Century Studies) 3(June, 2015) : 41-42.

Autres publications clefs:

« All Humanists Should Go to Prison » Chronicle of Higher Education, September 30, 2016, print & online.