Daniel Falcone

Daniel Falcone is a historian specializing in the revolutions of 1848 and the political refugees who sought asylum in New York City. His academic work focuses on Giuseppe Garibaldi’s influence on New York’s local history and the politics of memory in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Aside from his research, he is a teacher and journalist whose work has appeared in The Journal of Contemporary Iraq & the Arab World, The Nation, Jacobin and CounterPunch. His writing and interviews intersect history with modern-day geopolitical issues.