Anthony Pagden

Profesor de Ciencias Políticas e Historia na University of California, Los Angeles. Entre as súas publicacións, destacan: Hernán Cortés: Letters from Mexico (New York and London, 1972); The Fall of Natural Man: The American Indian and the origins of comparative ethnology (Cambridge, 1982); The languages of political theory in earlymodern Europe, (Cambridge, 1987); con Nicholas Canny, Colonial Identity in the Atlantic World (Princeton University Press, 1987); The Spanish Empire and the Political Imagination. The Spanish Empire in European and Spanish American social and political theory 1512-1830 (Yale University Press, 1990); con Jeremy Lawrance, Francisco de Vitoria. Political Writings (Cambridge, 1991); European Encounters with the New World from Renaissance to Romanticism (Yale University Press, 1993); The Uncertainties of Empire: Essays in Iberian and Spanish-America Intellectual History (London: Variorum, 1994); Lords of all the World. Ideologies of Empire in Britain, France and Spain, 1400-1800 (Yale University Press, 1995); Peoples and Empires. Europeans and the Rest of the World from Antiquity to the Present (New York, Random House, 2001); La Illustration y sus enemigos. Dos ensayos sobre los orígenes de la modernidad (Madrid, Editorial Península, 2002); The Idea of Europe From Antiquity to the European Union (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002); Worlds at War. The 2,500 year Struggle between East and West (Random House, 2008); The Enlightenment and why it still matters (Random House and OUP). Moitas delas foron traducidas a diferentes linguas. Realizou numerosos artigos e reseñas en diversas publicacións académicas en inglés, francés, español, italiano e alemán, e artigos en The New Republic, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Times Literary Supplement, The London Review of Books, Il Sole 24 Ore (Italia), El Mundo (España) e La Nueva Provincia (Arxentina).