...Giovanni B. Andornino This essay analyzes Sino-Italian relations against the background of the increasing salience of the West Asia and North Africa region in Rome’s and Beijing’s strategic calculus. As China projects westward through its New Silk Road strategy, culminating at the intersection...

...Roland Flamini Alessandro Minuto-Rizzo: The Road to Kabul: The International Community and the Crisis in Central Asia (Italian). Bologna, Italy: Il mulino, 2009. 192 pages. €16.00. ISBN 978-88-15-12736-5. Ronald Flamini is a Washington-based writer specializing in foreign affairs. His most...

...Filippo Focardi The Italian national memory has still not come to terms with the responsibilities of Benito Mussolini's Italy for the Axis war of 1940 – 43, which Italy fought on the side of Nazi Germany. It has also not come to terms with the serious war crimes Italy committed in the occupied...

... is assistant professor of international relations at Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario, and teaches European and Middle Eastern politics. Copyright 2015 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2015 Italy and the euro euro adoption Europe Italian competitiveness Italian economy Italy...

.... Sotiris Rizas is director of research at the Modern Greek History Research Center, Academy of Athens, Greece. Copyright 2017 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2017 Italian economy Greek economy Bretton Woods postwar recovery A Stabilization and Development Dilemma: The United States...

... and Relations with Albania Joseph M. Codispoti Italians and Albanians have shared at least informal relations since the beginnings of the modern Italian state in the 1860s and more formal rela- tions since the founding of the Albanian...

... Nikolaos A. Stavrou On 7 April 1939, Good Friday, an armada of Italian warships and troop car- riers surprised the inhabitants of three Albanian ports, Durrës, Vlorë, and Sarandë. Benito Mussolini had had enough of His Majesty King Zog I...

... and Alto-Adige, which have strong influences from Austria, or Sicily and Calabria, with their ties to Africa and the Mediterranean world? Can Italy be defined by where Italian is primarily spoken? What of the multitude of dialects spoken within Italy, not to mention the Italian-speaking areas...

... and the Mediterranean world? Can Italy be defined by where Italian is primarily spoken? What of the multitude of dialects spoken within Italy, not to mention the Italian-speaking areas of Switzerland? Are there any clues to be found in Italian politics, economics, culture, or society? Not really, as author Roy...

..., with their ties to Africa and the Mediterranean world? Can Italy be defined by where Italian is primarily spoken? What of the multitude of dialects spoken within Italy, not to mention the Italian-speaking areas of Switzerland? Are there any clues to be found in Italian politics, economics, culture, or society...

... the real fighting; (2) the naval war ended with the Italian armistice; (3) the Mediterranean was the last great cam- paign fought and was won exclusively by imperial British arms; and (4) the motivation and participation of the French navy is misunderstood, as it is so often dismissed as treasonous...

... the real fighting; (2) the naval war ended with the Italian armistice; (3) the Mediterranean was the last great cam- paign fought and was won exclusively by imperial British arms; and (4) the motivation and participation of the French navy is misunderstood, as it is so often dismissed as treasonous...

... the real fighting; (2) the naval war ended with the Italian armistice; (3) the Mediterranean was the last great cam- paign fought and was won exclusively by imperial British arms; and (4) the motivation and participation of the French navy is misunderstood, as it is so often dismissed as treasonous...

... has become one of the highest priorities of Italian and European Union foreign policy, at both the bilateral and multilateral levels. Particularly important in this connection is Italy’s participation in the fight against international ter- rorism and in regional peace and stabilization...

... of nationalist ideas and make the local elites familiar with British values. The second objective was to combat Italian propaganda.18 Since the early 1920s, with the advent of Mussolini’s fascist regime, Italy had gradually developed revisionist aspirations in the eastern Mediterranean. Two of the most...

... the 1994 Italian parliamentary elections using sophisticated, computer- assisted survey methods and conducted two thousand extensive telephone interviews throughout the country. Most of the book is a detailed discussion of the development of the survey models...

...). The group embarked on its project just after the 1994 Italian parliamentary elections using sophisticated, computer- assisted survey methods and conducted two thousand extensive telephone interviews throughout the country. Most of the book is a detailed...

... just after the 1994 Italian parliamentary elections using sophisticated, computer- assisted survey methods and conducted two thousand extensive telephone interviews throughout the country. Most of the book is a detailed discussion of the development...

... change in Italian politics since 2010 when Maurizio Viroli wrote his book The Liberty of Servants. Silvio Berlusconi, the man who gives the book its subtitle and whose smirking face stares out from the cover, is no longer prime minister. He has been swept from power, not by the ballot box...

... rather significant change in Italian politics since 2010 when Maurizio Viroli wrote his book The Liberty of Servants. Silvio Berlusconi, the man who gives the book its subtitle and whose smirking face stares out from the cover, is no longer prime minister. He has been swept from power...