Yes, a translation of Agamben’s Il Regno e la Gloria is planned. As of now, two translators are under contract with Stanford University Press and are working on it, but it won’t be coming out for quite a while — you probably have ample time to learn to read Italian by then. Failing that, it has been translated into French and (I believe) German.
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An und für sich 
Do you know how much it’ll be?
Damn, my sarcasm tags didn’t show up.
The US is going to join the Chinese global currency regime between now and then, so it’ll be 26.95 Globos.
Two translators?
Yeah, working together.
Thanks for the reply. I guess I’ll track down the French translation in the meantime.
The german translation is due January 5th 2010, but I won’t hold my breath: it has been postponed countless times since September 2007, if I remember correctly…
Any news on this? It’s been some time.
I talked to an editor from Stanford this weekend who said the translation is now in production, though she did not provide any concrete estimate of how long it will be. But there is light at the end of the tunnel.