Relations between Italy and China have long been clouded by myths
and projection biases, and only sparse scientific literature
explores how the paths of these two countries have been
intersecting in the modern era, once the pursuit of nationhood and
status within international society had belatedly emerged as the
defining traits of their morphing identities. This edited volume is
proposed to the attention of the international community of
scholars, practitioners, undergraduate and graduate students of
Italy and China as a first attempt to offer a comprehensive account
in the English language of the rationales and dynamics shaping the
reiterated encounter between two actors which in 2014 remain
amongst the world's top-10 economies. The cycles of friendship and
enmity that have marked the past 150 years of relations between
Italy and China - culminating in the current decade of strategic
partnership - are here examined in interdisciplinary fashion by
both scholars and practitioners across ten chapters proposing
original insights through fresh sources.
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