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Negri is an Italian surname. It derives from the Italian adjective negri, historically used to denote someone with dark hair or complexion, and is commonly found among families of Italian ancestry. The name is found across Italy and in emigrant communities around the world.

Notable people with the surname include Antonio Negri (born 1933), an Italian political philosopher and writer

Other individuals bearing the name Negri have been active in various fields, including academia, arts, and sports,

known
for
his
analysis
of
global
capitalism
and
political
resistance.
He
is
best
known
for
co-authoring
the
books
Empire
(2000)
and
Multitude
(2004)
with
Michael
Hardt,
and
Commonwealth
(2009),
works
that
map
a
theory
of
sovereignty,
globalization,
and
the
potential
of
a
collective
subject
called
the
multitude.
but
none
has
as
wide
an
international
profile
as
Antonio
Negri.