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...Marco Armiero At the end of nineteenth century, the city of Naples, Italy was hit by a cholera epidemic that affected the fishers' neighborhoods that lined the seaboard with special intensity. As a consequence of the epidemic, the area was transformed from a poor neighborhood inhabited by fishers...

...Jennifer D. Selwyn Copyright © 1997 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1997 "Procur[ing] in the Common People These Better Behaviors": The Jesuits' Civilizing Mission in Early Modern Naples 1550-1620 Jennifer D. Selwyn...

...Jennifer D. Selwyn Copyright © 1997 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1997 "Procur[ing] in the Common People These Better Behaviors": The Jesuits' Civilizing Mission in Early Modern Naples 1550-1620 Jennifer D. Selwyn...

... cases of a few exceptional cities, notably Naples and Mexico City. Despite the imbalance in documentation, it is clear that in small towns of Mexico and Italy, the marketing of street foods was a cycli- cal occurrence based on markets and festivals. Urbanization, the late eighteenth...

..., set in different geographic locations, within different time frames. Our lead article, Jennifer Selwyn's "'Procur[ing] in the Common People These Better Behaviors': The Jesuits' Civilizing Mission in Early Modern Naples 1550-1620," takes the readers of RHR back in time...

... of privatization taking place across the world connected; and, if so, how are they con- nected? How might we draw a genealogical thread from the enclosure controversies in the eighteenth-­century British midlands to those in nineteenth-­century Naples, late twentieth-­century Baltimore, or even twenty-­first...

... in the history department at the University of California, Davis. She is cur- rently completing a dissertation entitled "'The Indies Down Here:' Jesuit Popular Missions in the Kingdom of Naples, 1550-1700." Mrinalini Sinha is associate professor of history at Boston College and visiting associate...

... Naddeo is a Ph.D candidate in Modern European History at the University of 255 256\NOTE!3 ON CONTRIBUTORS Chicago, and currently the recipient of a Fulbright for studylresearch in Naples, Italy. Vincent P, Pecora teaches in the English department at UCLA...

..., 1997). Bonnie Smith, Global Feminisms since 1945 (London: Routledge, 2000). Nancy A. Naples and Manisha Desai, Women’s Activism and Globalization: Linking Local Struggles and Transnational Politics (New York: Routledge, 2002). Required Articles: Karen Offen, “Defining Feminism...

... ignored) by the leading roles accorded to England, Germany, France, and Italy. In my previous work, I suggested a different narrative of modernity and empire where so- called colonial or periph- eral locations like seventeenth- century Lima, Manila, or Naples were metropolitan 102 Radical History...

... Museum at Naples in the early nineteenth century, the question of how to approach the collection and Museum of Sex sign. Photo by author Radical History Review Issue 113 (Spring 2012)  doi 10.1215/01636545-1504993 © 2012 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 199 200...

..., part of the dramatic effect seems to derive from a point of view that could only be gained from a plane flying over the harbor of Naples). 430 / RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW At his best, Andrews gives the reader a sense of time and place, endeavoring to engage the reader as a participant...

... within Crow's period.2 Born in 1742, six years before David, Jones moved to Rome, and then to Naples in April 1782 There, a few weeks before his lease ran out, he sudden- ly realized "the possibilities of the place," and began to paint stun- ning if miniscule oil sketches that give...

...): 4 – 5. 4. See the Boyer Commission on Educating Undergraduates in the Research University, “Reinventing Undergraduate Education: A Blueprint for America’s Universities,” naples. cc.sunysb.edu/Pres/boyer.nsf (accessed April 16, 2008). 5. The vast majority of students who attend...

..., almost.” Indeed, Southern Europe, with its rel- ative lack of industrial development, represented a contrast to the metropoles of Northwestern Europe. As the cultural theorist Iain Chambers has observed in the case of Naples, much of Mediterranean Europe presented itself to travelers from...

.... Yoko Fukumura and Martha Matsuoka, “Okinawa Women’s Resistance to US Militarism,” in Women’s Activism and Globalization, ed. Nancy Naples and Manisha Desai (New York: Routledge, 2002), 239–63. RRHR93-12-Price.inddHR93-12-Price.indd 157157...

... briefly established a Che-like guerrilla foco in the Matese mountains above Naples for a few weeks in 1877.] Terrorism, in other words, was one response to the double failure of old-style urban Blanquism and rural Garibaldeanism...

... element from the North.” 31 Haddon had originally trained in Cambridge in zoology and biology, graduating in 1878 and then spending a year in Naples conducting field research at a zoological station. In 1880, aged just twenty-five, he was appointed professor of zoology at the Royal College...

... personal and political ac- count of the Naples 'sub-proletariat,' written while she was running there as a PCI candidate to the Chamber of Deputies in 1968. The Italian women's movement is without question the most mili- tant in Europe. Ellen Cantarow, "Abortion and Feminism in Italy: Women...

... a special section for the exhibition, featuring images and information regarding the country’s military power.23 Carrying 353 passen- gers, the Tarsus visited Athens, Palermo, Barcelona, Marseilles, Villefranche-­sur-­ Mer, Genoa, and Naples. At each port, the ship hosted receptions organized...