Anna Cento Bull is a British academic specialising in post-World War II Italian history. She is emeritus Professor of Italian History and Politics at the University of Bath, where she has taught since 1996. She holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Naples and a doctorate from the University of Reading. Her work has focused on terrorism, political identities, and memories of conflicts. She has written about subjects such as the Lega Nord, terrorism during the Years of Lead and its resolution, and post-war neofascist movements. The concept of "agonistic memory" is an important reference point for Bull's research.

Ending Terrorism in Italy
2013
ISBN 9780415602884
The Lega Nord and the northern question in Italian politics
2001
ISBN 9780333750681
Speaking out and silencing
2005
ISBN 9781904350729
Italian neofascism
2007
ISBN 9781845453350
Modern Italy: A Very Short Introduction