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The National Committee for the Centenary of Giovanni Sartori, established by decree of the Ministry of Culture, celebrates the legacy of one of Italy's foremost political scientists and sociologists. Born in Florence in 1924, Sartori significantly influenced political philosophy, with a career that spanned teaching at institutions like Stanford and Columbia University. Known as the father of political science in Italy, he founded the Italian Political Science Review and authored numerous pivotal works, including Democracy and Definitions, Homo Videns, and The Democracy in Thirty Lessons.

The Committee's mission is to honor Sartori's contributions, promote scholarly discourse around his works, and facilitate events that celebrate his enduring impact on political thought. Information on planned events, publications, and scholarships will be available on the Committee's website, as well as documentation regarding Sartori’s extensive contributions to the field. This initiative aims to ensure that the intellect and vision of Giovanni Sartori continue to inspire future generations.