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International Interdisciplinary Conference on “FORMS OF INEQUALITY AND THE LEGITIMACY OF GOVERNANCE”.

https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/urban/2023/02/15/forms-of-inequality-and-the-legitimacy-of-governance/

Montecatini Terme, Tuscany, Italy – 28-31 July 2023

CALL FOR PAPERS & PANELS

This 4-day International Conference is organized by the International Urban Symposium-IUS. It will bring together junior and senior scholars from around the world, who will present their work based on ethnographic knowledge on Forms of Inequality and the Legitimacy of Governance.

Mainstream publications have recently addressed

Research on celebration of the Carnival tradition in different times and places has provided a rich lens into fields ranging from political and social history to the history of everyday life and questions about intangible cultural heritage. The tradition has garnered interest not only amongst historians, but also from scholars working in literary studies, cultural studies, anthropology, and sociology, among others. Throughout the research landscape on Carnival, however, division of period and place have remained persistent barriers which have inhibited examination of the tradition’s evolution

Dear colleagues,

It is my pleasure to share with you the call for abstracts for the third issue of Occupied Italy, a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the study of the history of the Second World War and its consequences on Italy, from the landing of the Allied troops in Sicily in 1943 up to the Cold War. 

The third issue of Occupied Italy will be published in September 2023, with the theme: "From the American enemy to the American myth: the USA in the eyes of Italy between the Second World War and the Cold War”.
This call intends to stimulate reflections on the forms and influences of the

Italy, the World, and the Eternal City: Rome in History, Memory, and Imagination 

California Italian Studies is seeking submissions for its thematic Issue 1 of Volume 13, entitled “Italy, the World, and the Eternal City: Rome in History, Memory, and Imagination”, to be published in 2024.*

Issue Editors: Bradford Bouley (UCSB) and Richard Wittman (UCSB).

The next volume of CIS seeks to explore the essential relationship between the city of Rome and the wider context of Italy and the world. How has the idea of Rome shaped the concept of Italy and what it means to be Italian? How have the meanings