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Italy in the Cold War - Politics, Culture and Society, 1948-1958 (Hardcover)
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Italy in the Cold War - Politics, Culture and Society, 1948-1958 (Hardcover)
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Many of Italy's current problems can be traced back to the years
1948-1958, one of the most interesting but least-studied periods of
recent Italian history. This was a decade in which the main
cultural and political parameters of contemporary Italy were laid
down. It was a time of enormous intellectual and artistic vitality,
and a period in which the tensions generated by the Cold War
affected the country to a greater degree than in any other western
nation.
This first general survey of the period provides an overview of the
political and economic position of Italy during the Cold War as
well as an assessment of the affect of the Cold War on
intellectual, cultural and artistic life. Distinguished scholars
from a range of disciplines present case-histories on subjects as
diverse as:
- the state's attitude towards the evolution of the family;
- the American presence in the Italian economy; and
- the place of the Italian film in world cinema.
- Italy's attitude towards the EEC and its relationship with NATO
Students and specialists who wish to enhance their understanding of
Italian current affairs will find this interdisciplinary approach
to the period invaluable.
"an important addition to scholarship on Italian history, politics
and social anthropology, as well as a contribution to our
understanding of the Italian concept of regionalism from different
perspectives. ...] From an anthropological point of view, this
reader may represent a landmark for future case studies on the ways
in which the ideologies of the autonomist movements are received
and interpreted by the people involved." --Journal of Cambridge
Anthropology
"an interesting book which will be appreciated by political
scientists and political sociologists in search of longitudinal
perspectives, and by all readers who believe in interdisciplinary
work." --South European Society and Politics
Christopher Duggan Reader in Italian History and Director of the
Centre for the Advanced Study of Italian, University of Reading
Christopher Wagstaff Christopher Wagstaff, Senior Lecturer in
Italian Studies, University of Reading
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