Towards the contemporary development of modern architecture inherited from the Fascist regime: the city of Sabaudia. by Ringon Constance

“…I review how these attempts to consider the legacies of Italian history were met with refusal in the 1970s and 1980s compared to the 2000s when a heritage-making policy was enacted to promote the town. …”
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I nomi della storia : aspetti linguistici della storia e civiltà italiana by Iva Strakošová

“…Then our focus will be brought on terms falling into the second middle of the 20th century as we will operate with expressions denoting particular period or interval of the Italian history such as "autunno caldo" (hot autumn), "anni di piombo" (years of lead) or which indicate specific place or locality without using the proper noun, e.g. …”
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Storia dell'Italia, storia delle mafie by Isaia Sales

“…Nobody wrote a History of Italy talking about mafie and this is a big mistake because the History of mafie is a part of the Italian history. Mafie are grown up thanks to the relationships with “powerful people”: politicians and entrepreneurs. …”
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An Overview on Archival Inventories in the Web by Federico Valacchi

“…Finally, there are some thematic informative systems such as Archivi del Novecento, which aim is to build a network of archives for Italian history. The offer is wide; in order to make an exhaustive control on such a varied situation, the creation of a federate system of local and thematic resources, interoperable with SIUSA and the newborn SAN, is necessary. …”
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Un breve profilo biografico di Nicola Tranfaglia - Short biography of Nicola Tranfaglia by Fabio Levi

“…For a long time, he kept being interested in journalism as well as in politics, in a period of the Italian history characterised by great transformations and social upheavals. …”
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An Overview on Archival Inventories in the Web by Federico Valacchi

“…Finally, there are some thematic informative systems such as Archivi del Novecento, which aim is to build a network of archives for Italian history. The offer is wide; in order to make an exhaustive control on such a varied situation, the creation of a federate system of local and thematic resources, interoperable with SIUSA and the newborn SAN, is necessary. …”
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Revisiting Tangentopoli 30 Years Later: Why Have the Media Shifted from Party Collateralism to Adversarial Reporting? by Roberto Mincigrucci, Matteo Gerli, Marco Mazzoni

“…17th February, 2022 marked the 30th anniversary of Tangentopoli, the most important corruption scandal in Italian history. In this study we will attempt to reconstruct the controversial role of the media in the scandal in order to provide insights that help to understand the existing link between journalism and corruption. …”
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Slovene poetry in the U.S.A.: the case of Ivan Zorman by Igor Maver

“…In 1907 Zorman took up the study of modern languages (English, French and Italian), history and music at Western Reserve University and graduated only in music in 1912. …”
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My Brilliant Friend: Drawing the Profile of a Transnational Interpretative Community by Elisa Farinacci, Claudio Bisoni

“…L’amica geniale appeals to the foreign public both due to its local features, that is, by presenting elements that can be easily traced back to Italian history and culture, and because it can be inscribed within the broad label of quality tv.…”
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Italy in the writings of Slobodan Jovanović by Milosavljević Boris

“…Slobodan Jovanović made frequent stays in Italy since his earliest childhood, which contributed to his thorough and comprehensive understanding of Italian history, politics, science, culture and arts. …”
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Performative place as memory space. Fabio Mauri, "Che cos'è il fascismo" and "Ebrea", 1971 by Laura Iamurri

“…At a difficult time of Italian history, shortly after the attempted Borghese coup d’état and in the period in which some artists survived to the concentration camps make for the first time public their experience, the use of both theatrical space and new expressive tools appear imperative to face the memory of fascism and Shoah.…”
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Il consenso delle sinistre italiane all’integrazione europea (1950-1969) by Maria Serena Adesso, Phd in “Storia dell’Europa moderna e contemporanea” presso l’Università degli studi di Bari, si occupa di storia dell’integrazione europea e storia dei partiti politici.

“…The following research will be carried out by identifying four significant moments in the European and Italian history: 1950: when the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) was founded; 1956-1957: when the XX CPSU Congress took place, the so-called “frontismo” broke up in Italy and the Treatises of Rome were signed and the European Economic Community was rising; 1962-1963, a turning point for the Communists represented by the conference hold at Istituto Gramsci on “Directions of the Italian Capitalism”; 1969, when the Italian Left political delegates entered the EP.…”
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BİRİNCİ DÜNYA SAVAŞINDAKİ İTALYAN PROPAGANDA AFİŞLERİNDE ALMANLARA YÖNELİK NEFRET SÖYLEMİ by Caner ÇAKI

“…On the other hand, it was found that negative myths directed towards the Germans in Italian history were also used in posters.…”
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It was the anarchists: The quest for the truth about Italy’s bombs by Vincenzo Scalia

“…It also looks to expand the literature on resistance to state crime, by documenting a still poorly understood episode in Italian history where civic opposition to state violence helped abort the further institutionalization of authoritarian politics. …”
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Othello and the Ambivalences of Italian Blackface by Shaul Bassi, Igiaba Scego

“…Blackface is a cultural practice that appears ubiquitously in Italian history cutting across the political spectrum; it also lends itself to suprising anti-racist actions. …”
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The birth pangs of the Messiah by Marriott, BJ

Lessons for Liberalism: Lord Brougham's Philosophy of Italian Politics by Pearce, Colin

“…In this paper I attempt to give an historically accurate statement of the fundamentals of Henry Peter Brougham, First Baron Brougham and Vaux's (1778-1867) political philosophy and to show how he seeks guidance in his development of this philosophy from the materials of history in general and Italian history in particular. The article seeks to explain Brougham's view that history should be written in a "non-historicist," "objective," "absolutist" and "judgmental" manner and that this position is linked to his belief that there are rationally demonstrable supreme objects of legitimate government which can be shown to be obligatory on all governments at all times however much the prevailing historical conditions may limit or condition actual practical choices. …”
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Suburra. La serie as "Patrimonio internazionale / International Patrimony" by Dana Renga

“…This essay investigates fascinations surrounding glamorized criminals by looking at how recent Italian history and queer bodies are represented, negotiated, and received in Italy’s first made-for-Netflix series Suburra. …”
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Autobiografia di Ettore Pais by Gianluca Schingo

“…Pais provides a lengthy overview of the historical and archaeological culture in Italy, discusses the key influences on his work and the concepts that shaped his historical methodology, and states the key tenets of his vision of Italian history, both ancient and modern, in which strong emphasis is placed on continuity.…”
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Prise en otage des victimes et usages publics de l’histoire : le cas de la Résistance italienne by Stéfanie Prezioso

“…As recently stated by Pier Giorgio Zunino, not without annoyance, “antifascism… here is the infamy of Italian history”. The refusal of antifascism is thus done in the name of anticommunism (Silvio Berlusconi’s numerous public declarations cast light on the contingent political terrain). …”
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