Close sidebar Home » Departments and Centres » History and Civilization » Publications » Working Papers Open sidebar menu Working Papers ‘Sleepwalking’ from planetary thinking to the end of the international order Author: SLUGA, Glenda Year: 2021 Abstract: This paper revisits the history of 20th century internationalism in order to excavate and grasp the long history of ‘planetary thinking’. It shows … Read on Cadmus Twentieth-century international economic thinking, and the complex history of globalization : a new research programme Author: SLUGA, Glenda Year: 2021 Abstract: This Working Paper is the first in a series launched as a platform to make openly accessible and put forward for debate knowledge generated in the … Read on Cadmus An Ottoman humanist on the long road to Egypt : Salih Celalzade’s new history of Egypt Author: CASALE, Giancarlo Year: 2017 Read on Cadmus Criminal prosecution of homosexuals in the Soviet Union (1946-1991) : numbers and discourses Author: VALODZIN, Uladzimir Year: 2020 Abstract: In the first part of the paper, criminal prosecution of male homosexuals is discussed, represented by article ‘muzhelozhstvo’ of Criminal Codes of … Read on Cadmus Talking about silence Author: ROMANO, Gabriella Maria Year: 2020 Abstract: The paper focusses on an oral history project on homosexuality during Fascism in Italy that I worked on. The project transformed itself as the … Read on Cadmus The European Investment Bank and the ‘Mezzogiorno’ in the context of regional development (1958-1973) Author: BONATESTA, Antonio Year: 2019 Abstract: The aim of this paper is to retrace the ways the European Investment Bank operated in Italy since its creation in 1958 to 1973. During these fifteen … Read on Cadmus Vladimir Sappak’s humanism on Soviet TV Author: KHAZANOV, Pavel Year: 2018 Abstract: In his writings, the first Soviet critic of television, Vladimir Sappak (1921-1961) associates the new mass medium with a political vision typical of … Read on Cadmus The lira : token of national (dis)union (1814–74) Author: CHIARUTTINI, Maria Stella Year: 2018 Abstract: A single currency is a powerful tool to integrate markets and instil a sense of common belonging. In nineteenth-century Italy, however, the … Read on Cadmus Browse and search the full collection on Cadmus Page last updated on 18 August 2017