• "The ocean is bridged". The Italian Great War in the diary of Gino C. Speranza (1915-1919) 

  Staiti, Claudio (2021)

  During the Great War, Gino Speranza (1872-1927), a lawyer and journalist, second generation Italian American, left New York for Italy with his wife, Florence, as a correspondent for the newspapers “New York Evening Post” ...
• The myth of planning. The Allied Control Commission and the UNRRA in the Italian laboratory 

  Pulvirenti, Chiara Maria (2021)

  The article, through the study of sources from the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration and the Allied Control Commission archives analyses, in a transnational perspective the use of the American myths ...
• The "American Way of Mobility". The influence of the American model on traffic and mobility planning in Italy (1920-1960) 

  Belloni, Eleonora

  Mobility and traffic planning was an issue first tackled in Italy between the two major world conflicts as part of the broader theme of urban organization and with especial attention to the American model. It is in this ...
• North African migration in the Colombian Caribbean: political and commercial influence in the city of Barranquilla 

  Padilla Tejeda, Cristobal (2021)

  This article will analyse the influence of Arab migration in the Colombian Caribbean and in particular in the city of Barranquilla, a city that at the end of the 19th century constituted the main and only important sea and ...
• Between local and general history. On the writings of Luigi Staibano (1822-1877) 

  Vitetta, Rosamaria (2021)

  The contribution left by Luigi Staibano to the local history of the Amalfi coast is the main theme of this paper. In the past his works were not appreciated but today we can affirm the value of his micro – historical ...
• Historiography and Covid-19. Some considerations 

  Fonzo, Erminio (2021)

  The Covid-19 pandemic has increased the interest of public opinion and historians in epidemics and infectious diseases. These topics have been often overlooked by the “general” history, receiving attention only in the ...
• Families and Intergenerational Relations in Migration: Challenges and Opportunities 

  Crespi, Isabella (2020)

  In a worldwide context of growing migration processes, international research confirms the central role that families play in the migration plans and strategies of individuals, including the decision to emigrate and which ...
• Family Migration and Education Mobility. Pathways to Success in Autobiographies of Girls of Moroccan Origin 

  Santagati, Mariagrazia (2020)

  The article proposes an in-depth analysis of the link between family migration and educational mobility, using data deriving from an original qualitative study on successful students with an immigrant background. First, a ...
• Transnational Families' Experiences. A Research on Generations of Italians Living in Belgium 

  Scocco, Marta (2020)

  The research in question, through a qualitative methodology, analyzes how socialization processes can evolve through generations within the family dimension. Migration experiences are indeed very different from one ...
• How does informal transnational social protection bond families across boarders? The case of Albanian migrants and their transnational families 

  Dhëmbo, Elona (2020)

  Understanding the relationship between migration, social protection and doing family in transnational settings is important, both at academic and policy level. Migration disturbs safety nets and it created new realities ...
• The Transnational Food Network of the Italian American Families. Business, Gender and Generation at the beginning of the XX century 

  Chiarichiati, Federico (2020)

  This essay will focus on the relations between food, gender, and generation among Italian Americans at the beginning of the XX century.Four different issues are explored: the generational connections related to food ...
• Gender Dualism between Platitudes and Half-truths 

  Martini, Elvira; Vita, Carmen (2020)

  In modern economic systems, discrimination – and the resulting allocative inefficiency – occurs when “individuals with the same economic characteristics receive different wages and the differences are systematically ...
• Review of Gili, G. & Maddalena, G., The History and Theory of Post-Truth Communication, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2020, pp. 110 

  Birtolo, Marco Stefano (2020)

  Review of the book The History and Theory of Post-Truth Communication, recently written by Guido Gili and Giovanni Maddalena.
• Review of Luca Tateo, A theory of Imagining, Knowing and Understanding, Cham (Switzerland), Springer, 2020, pp. 1-97 

  Arinelli, Guilherme Siqueira; Soares de Jesus, Juliana; Assad Pimenta Neves, Maura (2020)

  Review of the book A theory of Imagining, Knowing and Understanding by Luca Tateo. In this book, Tateo describes, argues and defends the central role of imaginative processes in the construction of everyday and scientific ...
• The Interplay between States and Movements on Violence Against Women. Comparative Perspectives in Sociology and Policy Analysis 

  Corradi, Consuelo (2020)

  In the last 25 years, women’s movements, governments and international bodies have been active in awareness-raising on and reduction of violence against women (VAW). The main aim of this issue is to providean overview of ...
• Do Gun Policies Really Protect Women? A Cross-national Test of the Relationship between Gun Regulations and Female Homicide Victimization 

  Stamatel, Janet P.; Ratajczak, Kathleen; Hoekstra, Robert (2020)

  Globally, firearms are the most frequent means of committing homicide and young males are most likely to be victimized with guns. However, females’ risk of lethal gun violence rises significantly within the context of ...
• VAW Policy Regimes in Italy: An Analysis Across Regional Governments and Women's Centres 

  Toffanin, Angela M.; Pietrobelli, Marta; Gadda, Anna; Misiti, Maura (2020)

  The paper analyses the consequences of bureaucratisation processes in the context of violence against women (VAW) policies in Italy. Specifically, the paper proposes an analysis of VAW policies in three Regions (namely, ...
• Institutional Abandonment of Minority Women in Israel Who Are Violence Victims 

  Meler, Tal; Hisherik, Michal (2020)

  The obligation of the establishment to protecting women against violenceis non-consensus andis sometimes conceptualized as a struggle for women-human rights. The present article deals with domestic violence against women ...
• Finding Voice through Film Viewing: Tunisian Women Interpret Gendered Violence in Post-revolutionary Tunisia 

  Tchaïcha, Jane D.; Arfaoui, Khedija (2020)

  This paper reports on a 2019 study about female perception of violence against women (VAW) in post-revolutionary Tunisia triggered by their viewing of the Tunisian film, The Beauty and the Dogs (La Belle et La Meute).The ...
• Transnationalism and Universalism of the Memory Tourism of the Great War 

  Pocecco, Antonella (2020)

  Thanks to the Centenary, a renewed interest has undoubtedly affected the landscapes of the memory of the First World War, moving away from the aims of past patriotic pilgrimages because it includes different perspectives. ...

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