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In 1865, there was the enactment of the laws of administrative unification for the Kingdom of Italy. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary, the Department of Legal Sciences of the University of Florence organized a study project on the transformations which over the last fifty years have affected the Italian Republic's administrative apparatus and activities. They analysed in its articulated local government and its EU membership. Over nearly two years, the researches have involved more than one hundred and fifty scholars from Italian universities. The results were presented on 15th and 16th October 2015 in Florence, the Italian capital city a hundred and fifty years before, which in 1965 had hosted the conference celebrating the 100th anniversary of the same administrative unification laws. The conducted studies are now published in definitive form and organized into eight volumes. Table of contents I. The organization of public administrations between national state and European integration, edited by Roberto Cavallo Perin, Aristide Police, Fabio Saitta II. Political and territorial cohesion, edited by Gabriella De Giorgi Cezzi, Pier Luigi Portaluri III. Legalization, edited by Barbara Marchetti, Mauro Renna IV. Technification, edited by Stefano Civitarese Matteucci, Luisa Torchia V. Public intervention in the economy, edited by Maurizio Cafagno, Francesco Manganaro VI. Unification and cultural pluralism, edited by Edoardo Chiti, Gianluca Gardini, Aldo Sandulli VII. Administrative justice as a service (between effectiveness and efficiency), edited by Gian Domenico Comporti VIII. Administrative citizenships, edited by Antonio Bartolini, Alessandra Pioggia

This contribution proposes an analysis of «La donna italiana: giornale politico-letterario», journal published in Rome in 1848 by Cesare Bordiga. The newspaper - issued for only 24 numbers, from April 22 to November 11 of the same year – is founded with the aim of emphasizing the importance of women in the Italian Risorgimento and it moves onto a double line, one political and one literary: alongside the chronicle of the present upheavals are poems, short stories, biographies and anecdotes aimed at urging the citizens to contribute to the struggle for Unity. Among the pages of the periodic are the voices of the most famous Italian poetesses and patriots of the early nineteenth-century together with personalities as Filippo Meucci and Mazzini. In this way thoughts and lives of women collaborating to the newspaper form a talking catalog of illustrious women living in an time when biographical catalogs have a specific civil and educational function. The magazine highlights, therefore, how in this phase of the unitary history woman's exaltation is a way to contribute to build Italy and contains several elements of investigation on the cultural context of Rome during the Risorgimento as well as the Papal States' role in the unitary process. The editors, in fact, emphasizes more than once the active part that Rome has in the uprisings and the fact that the city must be considered the symbolic guide of the nation by virtue of the past glory of the Imperial Rome. ; This contribution proposes an analysis of «La donna italiana: giornale politico-letterario», journal published in Rome in 1848 by Cesare Bordiga. The newspaper - issued for only 24 numbers, from April 22 to November 11 of the same year – is founded with the aim of emphasizing the importance of women in the Italian Risorgimento and it moves onto a double line, one political and one literary: alongside the chronicle of the present upheavals are poems, short stories, biographies and anecdotes aimed at urging the citizens to contribute to the struggle for Unity. Among the pages of the periodic are the voices of the most famous Italian poetesses and patriots of the early nineteenth-century together with personalities as Filippo Meucci and Mazzini. In this way thoughts and lives of women collaborating to the newspaper form a talking catalog of illustrious women living in an time when biographical catalogs have a specific civil and educational function. The magazine highlights, therefore, how in this phase of the unitary history woman's exaltation is a way to contribute to build Italy and contains several elements of investigation on the cultural context of Rome during the Risorgimento as well as the Papal States' role in the unitary process. The editors, in fact, emphasizes more than once the active part that Rome has in the uprisings and the fact that the city must be considered the symbolic guide of the nation by virtue of the past glory of the Imperial Rome. ; This contribution proposes an analysis of «La donna italiana: giornale politico-letterario», journal published in Rome in 1848 by Cesare Bordiga. The newspaper - issued for only 24 numbers, from April 22 to November 11 of the same year – is founded with the aim of emphasizing the importance of women in the Italian Risorgimento and it moves onto a double line, one political and one literary: alongside the chronicle of the present upheavals are poems, short stories, biographies and anecdotes aimed at urging the citizens to contribute to the struggle for Unity. Among the pages of the periodic are the voices of the most famous Italian poetesses and patriots of the early nineteenth-century together with personalities as Filippo Meucci and Mazzini. In this way thoughts and lives of women collaborating to the newspaper form a talking catalog of illustrious women living in an time when biographical catalogs have a specific civil and educational function. The magazine highlights, therefore, how in this phase of the unitary history woman's exaltation is a way to contribute to build Italy and contains several elements of investigation on the cultural context of Rome during the Risorgimento as well as the Papal States' role in the unitary process. The editors, in fact, emphasizes more than once the active part that Rome has in the uprisings and the fact that the city must be considered the symbolic guide of the nation by virtue of the past glory of the Imperial Rome. ; Il presente contributo propone un'analisi de «La donna italiana: giornale politico-letterario», periodico pubblicato a Roma nel 1848 ad opera di Cesare Bordiga. Il giornale – edito per soli 24 numeri, dal 22 aprile all'11 novembre dello stesso anno – nasce con lo scopo di sottolineare l'importanza delle donne nei moti risorgimentali in atto e si muove su una doppia linea, quella politica e quella letteraria: accanto alla cronaca dei rivolgimenti sono presenti poesie, racconti, biografie e aneddoti volti a sollecitare le cittadine e i cittadini a contribuire alla lotta per l'Unità. Tra le pagine del periodico si ritrovano le voci delle poetesse e patriote più famose del primo Ottocento italiano affiancate a quelle di personalità di rilievo come Filippo Meucci e Mazzini. I pensieri e le vite delle donne che collaborano al giornale formano così un catalogo parlante delle donne illustri viventi in un'epoca in cui i cataloghi biografici hanno una specifica funzione civile e formativa. La rivista mette in evidenza, dunque, come l'esaltazione della donna in questa fase della storia unitaria sia un modo per contribuire a costruire l'Italia e contiene diversi elementi di indagine sul contesto culturale della Roma risorgimentale, nonché sul ruolo dello Stato Pontificio nel processo unitario. I compilatori, infatti, sottolineano più volte la parte attiva che Roma ha nei moti e il fatto che la città debba essere considerata la guida simbolica della nazione in quanto rappresentante della gloria passata della Roma Imperiale.

Il presente contributo propone un'analisi de «La donna italiana: giornale politico-letterario», periodico pubblicato a Roma nel 1848 ad opera di Cesare Bordiga. Il giornale – edito per soli 24 numeri, dal 22 aprile all'11 novembre dello stesso anno – nasce con lo scopo di sottolineare l'importanza delle donne nei moti risorgimentali in atto e si muove su una doppia linea, quella politica e quella letteraria: accanto alla cronaca dei rivolgimenti sono presenti poesie, racconti, biografie e aneddoti volti a sollecitare le cittadine e i cittadini a contribuire alla lotta per l'Unità. Tra le pagine del periodico si ritrovano le voci delle poetesse e patriote più famose del primo Ottocento italiano affiancate a quelle di personalità di rilievo come Filippo Meucci e Mazzini. I pensieri e le vite delle donne che collaborano al giornale formano così un catalogo parlante delle donne illustri viventi in un'epoca in cui i cataloghi biografici hanno una specifica funzione civile e formativa. La rivista mette in evidenza, dunque, come l'esaltazione della donna in questa fase della storia unitaria sia un modo per contribuire a costruire l'Italia e contiene diversi elementi di indagine sul contesto culturale della Roma risorgimentale, nonché sul ruolo dello Stato Pontificio nel processo unitario. I compilatori, infatti, sottolineano più volte la parte attiva che Roma ha nei moti e il fatto che la città debba essere considerata la guida simbolica della nazione in quanto rappresentante della gloria passata della Roma Imperiale. ; This contribution proposes an analysis of «La donna italiana: giornale politico-letterario», journal published in Rome in 1848 by Cesare Bordiga. The newspaper – issued for only 24 numbers, from April 22 to November 11 of the same year – is founded with the aim of emphasizing the importance of women in the Italian Risorgimento and it moves onto a double line, one political and one literary: alongside the chronicle of the present upheavals are poems, short stories, biographies and anecdotes aimed at urging the citizens to contribute to the struggle for Unity. Among the pages of the periodic are the voices of the most famous Italian poetesses and patriots of the early nineteenth-century together with personalities as Filippo Meucci and Mazzini. In this way thoughts and lives of women collaborating to the newspaper form a talking catalog of illustrious women living in a time when biographical catalogs have a specific civil and educational function. The magazine highlights, therefore, how in this phase of the unitary history woman's exaltation is a way to contribute to build Italy and contains several elements of investigation on the cultural context of Rome during the Risorgimento as well as the Papal States' role in the unitary process. The editors, in fact, emphasizes more than once the active part that Rome has in the uprisings and the fact that the city must be considered the symbolic guide of the nation by virtue of the past glory of the Imperial Rome.

This paper outlines a profile of the history of medicine in Italy after the process of political unification at the beginning of 1860s. During the second half of the Nineteenth century emphasis has been placed on some of the major achievements obtained by the Italian medical doctors, like for example the discovery of the black reaction by Camillo Golgi (1873) which was a breakthrough for brain structure research, the discovery of the mosquito vectors of human malaria by Giovanni Battista Grassi (1898) which provided the scientific basis to fight the disease and the development of microscopy and other experimental and clinical procedures which were at the core of modern medicine. Moreover the article underlines the importance of the international student exchange programs to improve the level of the Italian biomedical community. The paper then follows the development of some important Italian medical schools during the Twentieth century, which were instrumental in shaping the profile of contemporary medicine in Italy, like for example those of Giuseppe Levi in Turin, Adriano Buzzati Traverso in Pavia and Naples, Vittorio Erspamer and Daniel Bovet in Rome and Giuseppe Moruzzi in Pisa. A section of the paper summarizes the difficult relationship between medicine, eugenics and racism during the fascist regime. Adapted from the source document.

Quest'opera nasce a partire dagli interventi presentati nel corso del seminario di ricerca della Società Italiana per lo Studio della Storia Contemporanea (SISSCO) dal titolo Classi dirigenti e territori in età contemporanea. Asimmetrie tra centri e periferie, continuità e discontinuità. Il caso italiano (1861-2015), organizzato tra fine 2016 e inizio 2017, con il coordinamento del Centro di ricerca "Guido Dorso" per lo studio del pensiero meridionalistico di Avellino. Il volume è stato concepito come un'opportunità per saggiare la vitalità di un settore specifico della storiografia relativa all'Italia contemporanea: quello degli studi dei vari segmenti della classe dirigente del nostro Paese dal Risorgimento ai nostri giorni, attraverso un confronto diretto tra ricercatori, con un'attenzione alle peculiarità territoriali e alle fratture politico-istituzionali vissute nel corso della vicenda unitaria. Il lavoro offre al lettore un quadro ricco e variegato di ricerche sia per i differenti focus su territori e settori delle classi dirigenti italiane, sia per i differenti approcci proposti e le tipologie di fonti utilizzate dagli autori.