Long-range alternatives in Italian politics. by Zariski, Raphael

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The dissolution of constitutions: Aristotle in Italian political thought from Niccolo Machiavelli to Giovanni Botero by Villani, N

“…Modern historiography on Renaissance political thought generally downplays the importance of Aristotle in the history of sixteenth-century Italian political thought and emphasises the Roman tradition over the Greek. …”

Disenchanted engagement: the philosophy and political praxis of Massimo Cacciari by Lavenda, D

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Ideological polarization, policy continuity: back to the majoritarian principle? by Genovese, F, Vassallo, S

“…This introduction to the Italian Politics 2023 special issue gives an overview of the main events characterizing Italian politics during a year of large-scale policy reforms, presidential and parliamentary elections, and the unexpected Russian invasion of Ukraine. …”

History-writing, communication and the making of political connections in Italy, c. 1270-1347 by Bain, S

“…In doing so, it demonstrates the potential of using political communication as a framework for understanding Italian politics.</p>…”

The politics of culture in the world of René of Anjou by Margolis, O, Oren J Margolis

“…<p>This thesis explores the way in which René, French prince and exiled king of Naples (1409-80), sought, by means of his transnational network of agents and allies, to assert his Italian political agenda chiefly through a programme of cultural politics. …”

Italy and its international relations: Getting real on relative positions by Costalli, S, Ruggeri, A

Catherine of Siena: a Dominican political thinker in fourteenth-century Italy by Davies, E

“…Recognising that the content of Catherine's writings was political as well as spiritual provides an important counterpoint to accounts of late fourteenth-century Italian political thought which give excessive prominence to 'secularising' humanists. …”

Padania or Northern Italy? The invention of a national community in the words of the Lega Nord by Albertazzi, Daniele

“…One primary significance of the propaganda of the Italian political movement the 'Lega Nord' in the second half of the nineties is that it posited the north of Italy as a 'nation', by grounding the claim of independence of the north on a unitary identity alleged to be common to all northerners. …”
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