History of Italy

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متاح الآن إلى 2024-12-31
28.00 ساعة تعليمية
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This course looks at the history of Italy, which dates back 150 years. The lessons in this course will explore the making of Italy, using a concrete or symbolically significant event for each period or problem.

Our interpretation revolves around two apparently conflicting assumptions. On the one hand, if we look at Italy in the long-term, it is a very successful country. It was governed by provincial princes and authoritarian regimes until, in 1861, it became a nation state inspired by models of European liberalism. On the other hand, Italy’s history is punctuated by internal strife, geographical divides, bloody conflicts and civil wars. Good examples are the post-war conflict between fascists and socialists, the period of terrorism and the “civil cold war” between pro and anti Berlusconi factions that marked the last two decades.

Together we will try to work out the answer, an answer that probably lies in political and social stability, the result of a long “Centre” government and parliament, and intelligent governance of outlying regions, especially in the South, by centrist political parties.

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Paolo Macry
Paolo Macry
Paolo Macry è professore di Storia Contemporanea presso l’Università di Napoli Federico II. Si é interessato a temi di storia sociale e politica in Italia e in Europa tra Otto e Novecento. Ha scritto su diverse riviste come “Quaderni Storici”, “Società e storia”, “Journal of Modern Italian Studies”. E’ collaboratore del Corriere del Mezzogiorno e del Corriere della Sera. Fa parte dell’Editorial Board del “Journal of Modern Italian Studies” (Routledge), dell'"Associazione Quaderni Storici", del Comitato Scientifico dell'Istituto meridionale di storia e scienze sociali (IMES). Ha tenuto conferenze, seminari e corsi presso diverse istituzioni, fra le quali: Centre for European Studies, Harvard; Columbia University, New York; Eighteenth-Century Studies Association, Berkeley; Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Londra; University College of London; University of Connecticut, Storrs; McGill University, Montreal; Istituto Universitario Europeo, Firenze; Accademia dei Lincei, Roma; Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, Roma" Paolo Macry is professor of Contemporary History at the University of Naples, Federico II. He is interested in Italian and European social and political history in the 1800s and 1900s. He has written for various journals like “Quaderni Storici”, “Società e storia”, and “Journal of Modern Italian Studies”. He also writes for the newspapers Corriere del Mezzogiorno and Corriere della Sera. He is on the editorial board of the “Journal of Modern Italian Studies” (Routledge), the "Associazione Quaderni Storici", and on the scientific committee of the Southern Italian Institute of History and Social Sciences (IMES)."