FLEXIBLE PUNISHMENT

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Christian G. De Vito, Flexible punishment. A new lexicon for the history of punishment, p. 517-535
Andrea Giuliani, A flexible punitive institution: the Casa di correzione of Milan in the second half of the eighteenth century, p. 536-554
Lorenzo Coccoli, Discipline or punish? Confinement, correction, and the Roman Casa di Correzione, p. 555-572
Chiara Lucrezio Monticelli, Narratives on solitary confinement and Italian ‘primacy’ in transatlantic perspective (eighteenth–nineteenth century), p. 573-588
Anthony Santilli, Insular punishment in motion: circuits in Southern Italy, 1889–1943, p. 589-608
Mary Gibson, Liminal actors in punitive regimes: Prison guards in liberal Italy, p. 609-624
Gianfranco Lanzolla, Implementing maximum-security. Flexibility and spatiality in the Camosci Circuit (1974–1986), p. 625-642

EXHIBITION REVIEW
Coraline Refort, Ferdinando Sarmi New York – Un viaggio nella moda da Firenze alla Fifth Avenue, 18 June to 31 December 2026, the Museum of Costume and Fashion at Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Italy, p. 643-647

OBITUARY
John A Davis, Adrian Lyttelton (1937–2026), p. 648

EDITORIAL
Giovanni Mario Ceci, Umberto Gentiloni Silveri, A turning point for Italian foreign policy? Italian politics and the new global order after the Cold War (1989–1999), p. 357–359

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Giovanni Mario Ceci, Washington and Maastricht, N.A.T.O. and the EU: The D.C., P.C.I.-P.D.S., and the shaping of Italian foreign policy in the new post-Cold War international order, p. 360–378
Umberto Gentiloni Silveri, The Italian centre-right’s foreign policy in a post Cold War world, p. 379–392
Riccardo Brizzi, Michele Marchi, It’s time for Europe. The first Prodi government and the path toward the euro (1996–98), p. 393–410
Gregorio Sorgonà, The world of the right: Europe and the West in the political culture of Alleanza Nazionale, p. 411–428
Alice De Matteo, Living in Exile: Luigi Pianciani and the London Aid Society, 1850–1857, p. 429–450
Orazio Coco, Catholicism in China during the early 1930s: The dispute between the Italian regime and French diplomacy regarding the Protectorate of Catholics in China, p. 451–482
Giovanni Gugg, From escape route to infrastructural trap: Anthropological insights on vulnerability along Italy’s SS 268 of Vesuvius, p. 483–510

Book review, p. 511–516

ICONOCLASM AND REGIME CHANGE

INTRODUCTION
Emanuele Ertola, Arianna Arisi Rota, Charles Burdett, Editors’ introduction, p. 159-172

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Xosé M. Núñez Seixas, Beyond Predappio. Comparing contemporary debates on re-signifiying the birthplaces of the dictators in Italy, Austria, and Portugal, p. 173-197
Emanuele Ertola, The ‘lazy iconoclasts’. Models and patterns of Italy’s removal of Fascist signs, p. 198-219
Carmen Belmonte, Against iconoclasm: Romano Romanelli and the art of defascistization, p. 220-250
Giorgio Lucaroni, The unfinished. Architects, engineers and the shaping of public space from fascist to republican Rome, p. 251-267
Ilyas Azouzi, Iconoclasm by omission: Albania’s authoritarian architecture and the afterlives of dictatorship, p. 268-291
Thomas P. Nichol, Tocqueville in Italy: history and historical change in the writings of a French aristocrat, p. 292-312
John Veugelers, Ordine Nuovo as 1960s youth movement, p. 313-334
Pier Paolo Alfei, The eyes of the fascist regime over the United States: Umberto Caradossi and the Confidential Office in New York, 1926–1941, p. 335-349

Book reviews, p. 350-356

OBITUARY
John A. Davis, Obituary, p. 1

DECADE OF VIOLENCE
Borut Klabjan, A decade of decadence, or ten years that shook the world: The Adriatic borderland, 1914–1924, p. 2-12
Mark Cornwall, Propaganda and plebiscite in the Adriatic during the demise of Austria-Hungary, p. 13-28
Maura Hametz, National precarity in the Adriatic borderland, 1920–1925, p. 29-43
Ivan Jelicic, Fighting and dying for autonomy: Fiume’s realistic alternative to Italy, 1918–1924, p. 44-57
Gorazd Bajc, Return and stay, or not? Venezia Giulia at the end of the First World War and the case of women without the right of residence, p. 58-71

AFTERWORD
Pamela Ballinger, Revisiting a decade of decadence, p. 72-81

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Michelangelo Borri, ‘The year of the Duce.’ The 1983 Mussolini centenary in Italy, between public dimension and history, p. 82-102
Donatella Strangio, Costs, investments, and Italian enterprises in Libya: From colony to developing country, p. 103-125
Fabio Bordignon, Marco Damiani, Marco Mazzoni, Corruption, populism and trust in the judiciary, p. 126-148

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
Italy reborn: from fascism to democracy, p. 149-158

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Francesco Casales, Contagious fears. The invasion scare in liberal Italy (1872–1901), p. 527-546
Yi Yang, The reputation and critical fortune of Gabriele D’Annunzio in China, p. 547-566
Niccolò Mignemi, From wheat to agriculture: biological innovation and the Fascist cereal campaigns in Italy, p. 567-590
David I. Kertzer, Roberto Benedetti, Mussolini decides: Determining racial identity under Italy’s racial laws, p. 591-614
Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi, Alvaro Tacchini, Indian troops in the liberation of Italy: Memory and memorialization in the Upper Tiber Valley, p. 615-633
Francesca Leonardi, Fascist architecture between pragmatism and inertia. An analysis of dissonance in the reuse of the ex-Case del Fascio of Aprilia and Vicarello, p. 634-653
Vito Saracino, The slow revival of linguistic and cultural relations between Italy and Albania during and after the Cold War, p. 654-673

Book review, p. 674-676

ITALY’S DEMOCRATIC TURN, 1943-1963

INTRODUCTION
Tommaso Milani, Mark Gilbert, Revisiting Italy’s democratic turn, 1943–1963, p. 401-407

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Cesare Vagge, Preserving the developmental state: Technical expertise, industrial planning and the making of Italian ‘state-led democracy’, p. 408-424
Tommaso Milani, The quest for economic democracy: The Italian co-operative movement and competing visions of reconstruction, p. 425-441
Eileen Ryan, A bridge across the Mediterranean: Italy’s Eurafrica movement in the democratic turn, p. 442-458
Lucia Colombari, Exhibiting democracy: Italy at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, p. 459-478
Pepijn Corduwener, Exploring the question of Italy’s ‘difficult democracy’. Comparing the formations of the centre-left and the West German grand coalition, p. 479-493

REVIEW ARTICLE
Guido Pescosolido, Umberto Zanotti-Bianco on the sixtieth anniversary of his death: A life lived for his country and Southern Italy, p. 494-516

Book Review, p. 517-525

ITALIAN CITIZENSHIP

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Daniela Trucco, Lucie Bargel, Italy and the citizenship-mobility nexus in history and today. Introduction to the special issue, p. 271-281
Sabina Donati, Crossing Multiple Borders: Naturalizations in Italian History between Metropole and Colonies, 1871–1941, p. 282-298
Giordano Bottecchia, A citizenship dilemma: Italy and the legal status and mobility of Libyan colonial citizens after the Empire through the experience of Libyan Jews (1947–51), p. 299-315
Valentina Fusari, In the name of the mother, the father, and the countryman. Italo-Eritreans navigating citizenship in the Horn of Africa (1940s–2000s), p. 316-334
Daniela Trucco, Beyond legal immobility: integrationist tools in Italian naturalization policy ?, p. 335-351
Djordje Sredanovic, External and residence-based Italian citizenship in the Brexit context, p. 352-367
Lucie Bargel, Enrico Gargiulo, Dario Tuorto, The thin boundaries of the right to vote: mobile citizens and electoral constraints in Italy, p. 368-383

POSTSCRIPT
Lucie Bargel, Giordano Bottecchia, Sabina Donati, Valentina Fusari, Enrico Gargiulo, Enrica Rigo, Djordje Sredanovic, Daniela Trucco, Dario Tuorto, Are we witnessing a revolution of the Italian citizenship regime? Postscript to the special issue, p. 384-393

Book Review, p. 394-399

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Alessandro Bonvini, The American Civil War in the Italian press, 1861–1865, p. 125-149
Stefano Serafini, Atavism, recidivism, and the prison system: Cesare Lombroso in the British popular press, 1887–1896, p. 150-167
Gianna Albaum, Ippolito Nievo’s poisonous pen, p. 168-186
Fabio De Ninno, Michele Lacriola, Mussolini and ChatGPT. Examining the Risks of A.I. writing Historical Narratives on Fascism, p. 187-209
Chiara Zampieri, The discovery of sustainable development: The political debate in Italy from the early 1980s until the end of the ‘First Republic’, p. 210-229
Nadia Urbinati, Nothing changed, but nothing was the same again: On the 80th anniversary of Italian women’s suffrage, p. 230-251

Book Review, p. 252-270

RUINS AND REPAIR IN LATE-INDUSTRIAL SOUTHERN ITALY

INTRODUCTION
Lorenzo D’Orsi, Katherine Lambert-Pennington, Contested landscape transitions: Ruins? Repair? Re-membering? In late-industrial southern Italy, p. 1-14

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Lorenzo D’Orsi, ‘Imagine what Gela could be’: Sense of place, ruins of modernity and nostalgias in Sicily, p. 15-34
Mara Benadusi, Scratching: Sicilian residual landscapes in the afterlife of oil production, p. 35-57
Katherine Lambert-Pennington, Giusy Pappalardo, ‘Life after progress’: Near-Industrial commons and heritage-making in eastern Sicily, p. 58-78
Francesco Bachis, ‘Something I cannot look at’: Ruins and dialectic of temporalities in southwest post-mining Sardinia (Italy), p. 79-95
Vincenzo Luca Lo Re, We have no alternative: We can recover! The abandonment symptoms and social reproduction in Taranto’s Old City, p. 96-114

Book Review, p. 115-123

REVOLUTION AND FEELINGS IN ITALY: FROM MAZZINI TO THE TERRORISM OF THE 1970S

INTRODUCTION
Elena Papadia, Revolution and feelings: an introduction, p. 441-447

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Arianna Arisi Rota, Collateral damage: the emotional and material costs of political commitment for the followers of Mazzini and Garibaldi, p. 448-461
Elena Papadia, Becoming ‘sovversivi’: compassion, literature and imagination at the origins of revolutionary militancy in late-nineteenth-century Italy, p. 462-478
Andrea Guiso, ‘A class struggle fought within ourselves’. Party morality and subjectivity in Cold War Italian Communism, p. 479-497
Monica Galfrè, Fathers and sons in the mirror of Italian terrorism, p. 498-515
Guido Panvini, The ‘other revolution’. The Italian extreme right beyond the legacy of fascism: Political and generational confrontations in the 1960s and 1970s, p. 516-531

Book Review, p. 532-550

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Dario Famularo, From evangelist to sinologist: Matteo Ricci’s secularization in post-unification Italy, p. 357-374
Paolo Zanini, The persistence of anti-Protestant policies from the Fascist period in post-World War II Italy: ideologies, practices and legislation, p. 375-393
Luigi Ambrosi, The galaxy of the ‘silent majority’: committees, public figures and ideas of order in Italy from 1968 into the 1970s, p. 394-415
John Foot, Percy Allum and Italy – First Encounters, p. 416-417

Book Review, p. 418-440

FASCISM IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE OF POST-FASCIST ITALY

INTRODUCTION
Alessio Gagliardi, Matteo Pasetti, Fascism in the public sphere of post-fascist Italy, p. 245-250

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Bianca Maria Dematteis, The war of a defeated Italy. The Second World War in Candido and Il Borghese, p. 251-268
Tommaso Baris, Fascism as seen by the Christian Democrats in the years of the republic of parties (1945–1994), p. 269-284
Gregorio Sorgonà, The nostalgic and political use of the past: Fascism in the Italian Social Movement, p. 285-302
Alessio Gagliardi, Recounting Mussolini: the narrative of Fascism between memory and popular culture, p. 303-321
Matteo Pasetti, The ‘fascist threat’ in Berlusconi’s Italy, p. 322-340
Andrea Rapini, Anti-fascist movements in Republican Italy (1945–2018), p. 341-356

A SECOND RENAISSANCE: ITALIAN LITERARY CULTURES IN THE USA AFTER WORLD WAR II

ARTICLES
Cristina Iuli, Simone Cinotto, Transatlantic literary transfers in the Second Italian Renaissance: the circulation of Italian culture in the U.S. in the post-war era, p. 93-110
Giulia Pellizzato, Displacing perspectives on Renaissance: Cultural translation and the politics of Italian literature at the onset of the Cold War, p. 111-126
Amanda Swain, ‘One of the last secret maestros’: Nicola Chiaromonte between Europe and America, p. 127-143
Giorgio Alberti, The American reception of Italian poetry after WWII, p. 144-161
Valerio Angeletti, Rehumanizing the world: Paolo Milano’s transatlantic cultural politics, p. 162-176

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Luciano Maffi, Martino Lorenzo Fagnani, Gorgonzola: Italian taste in the world between banquets, exhibitions, and technology, 1850s–1930s, p. 177-205
Paola Bordandini, Mauro Maltagliati, Nicolò Bellanca, Roberto Cartocci, Disgruntled Italians – social capital and civic culture in Italy, p. 206-231

Book Review, p. 232-243

MODERN ITALY IN CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE

INTRODUCTION
John A. Davis, Axel Körner, Commemorating the work of Percy Allum, Paul Ginsborg, Gianni Toniolo and Stuart Woolf, p. 1-2

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Luciano Brancaccio, Percy A. Allum (1933–2022), p. 3-15
Kate Ferris, Paul Ginsborg (1945–2022), p. 16-26
Giovanni Farese, ‘Facts in search of a theory’. Gianni Toniolo’s economic history (1942–2022), p. 27-37
John A. Davis, Stuart Woolf (1936–2021), p. 38-49
Thomas Kroll, International historiography of modern Italy since 1945. Developments and trends, p. 50-66

Book Review, p. 67-92

WHAT IS LEFT OF THE ITALIAN LEFT?

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Rosa Mulè, Gianfranco Pasquino, Sofia Ventura, The Italian left at a critical juncture: disanchoring the past, embracing the present, p. 517-524
Gianfranco Pasquino, On the disappearance of leftist political idea(l)s, p. 525-537
Sofia Ventura, The Italian Democratic Party: the explanation for a ‘quasi-failure’, p. 538-553
James L. Newell, The shifting landscape of the Italian left: Exploring its contemporary state, p. 554-569
Nicola Pasini, Luciano Mario Fasano, Giovanni Antonio Cerutti, Can the left respond to new cleavages in Italy?, p. 570-584
Fortunato Musella, How a left-wing political party fails to keep up with the times, p. 585-601
Rosa Mulè, Stefano Toso, The role of the left to the path to a minimum income policy in Italy, p. 602-617
Jorge del Palacio, The long and winding road. The ideological evolution of the Italian radical left in the Second Republic: the case of Partito della Rifondazione Comunista, p. 618-634

Book Review, p. 635-648

FUTURES IN POST-DISPLACEMENT ITALY

INTRODUCTION
Emma Bond, Stavroula Pipyrou, Futures in post-displacement Italy, p. 403-414

ARTICLES
Marco Benoît Carbone, Migrants, refugees, invaders: responses to the Riace Model's inclusive citizenship project, p. 415-432
Giuliana Sanò, Francesco Zanotelli, After institutional reception: time, im-mobility and social networks in Southern Italy, p. 433-450
Elena Miltiadis, Displacing displacement: narratives for a haunting history, p. 451-465
Salvatore Giusto, Morganne Blais-McPherson, Dalla Vostra Parte: populist irony, illiberal ventriloquism, and the rise of the Non Buono refugee in contemporary Italy, p. 466-482
Justin Randolph Thompson, Contradictory forces, facts and tendencies, p. 483-494

AFTERWORD
Pamela Ballinger, The futures of post-displacement, p. 495-502

Book Review, p. 503-516

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Giulia Simone, 'A League of Minds'? Uses and abuses of the League of Nations' internationalism by Fascist Italy, p. 259-277
Danielle Simon, 'Lanciando la voce': Gianni Schicchi, ventriloquism, and Italian radio, 1925-1940, p. 278-295
Simone Cinotto, The fascist breadbasket: food, empire, and modernity in Italian East Africa, 1935-1941, p. 296-322
Salvatore Mura, Towards an inadequately rational bicameralism. The Italian Senate 'reform' (1948-1963), p. 323-342
Daniela Saresella, Lega Nord: between mistrust of the Church, traditionalist sympathies and neo-pagan alternatives (beginnings), p. 343-361
Mario Trifuoggi, Francesco Sielo, My brilliant city: Naples, urban poverty and the 'ethnographic imagination' of Elena Ferrante, p. 362-379

Book Review, p. 380
Correction, p. iii

THE CHALLENGE OF RENEWAL IN THE 1980S: THE ITALIAN PARTY SYSTEM BEFORE THE CRASH INTRODUCTION Lucia Bonfreschi, Pepijn Corduwener, The Italian Party System before the crash: parties and the challenge of renewal in the 1980s, p. 153-158

RESEARCH ARTICLE
Lucia Bonfreschi, Against parties? The Radicals between anti-partitocracy and reform, 1979-87, p. 159-175
Martin J. Bull, The Italian Communist Party in the 1980s and the denouement of the Italian party system, p. 176-190
Paolo Carusi, The inner decline of the Christian Democrat Party. Mario Segni and the origins of the referendum movement for electoral system reform, p. 191-204
Pepijn Corduwener, The Italian Socialist Party and the crisis of party democracy. The transformation of the Italian socialists, p. 205-219
Paolo Mattera, The Long 1970s and 1980s of television and movies in Italy: new forms of de-legitimization Pages: 220-237 Gerardo Nicolosi, The Italian Liberal Party and the crisis of the First Republic. A long-term analysis (1968-1994), p. 238-252

CONCLUSION
Lucia Bonfresch, Pepijn Corduwener, Parties between continuity and change since 1980s - Italy and beyond, p. 253-257

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Gianfranco Pasquino, Marco Valbruzzi, The 2022 general Italian elections. The long-awaited victory of the right, p. 1-21
Azzurra Tafuro, 'The Italian Maccabees'. Gender, the sacred and anticlericalism in the cult of the Cairoli family (1859-1871), p. 22-52
Marco Soresina, Milan riots of 1853: history and remembrance, p. 53-69
Francesco Buscemi, Rejecting the military to serve the Nazis. Italian conscientious objectors in Gaeta's jail from 1948 to 1972, p. 70-89
Andrea Di Michele, The Fascist view of the 'allogeni' in the border regions, p. 90-112
Emanuela Scarpellini, Transnational beauty: Avon International and the case of Italy, p. 113-142

Book Review, p. 143

ANNOUNCEMENT
John A Davis, Editorial Announcement Page: 657

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Federico Fabbrini, Italy's national recovery and resilience plan: context, content and challenges, p. 658-676
Ivan Paris, Building strategic infrastructure and managing scarce resources in a context with divergent interests. The transformation of Lake Idro into an artificial basin (1807-1934), p. 677-696
Valerio Torreggiani, The Italian members of staff of the International Labour Organization: a collective biography (1919-1939), p. 697-720 David I. Kertzer, Roberto Benedetti, Galeazzo Ciano's Vatican Embassy, p. 721-748
Maurizio Avola, Employed but segregated: the exploitation of immigrant work in Mediterranean agriculture, p. 749-774
Alessia Donà, The rise of the Radical Right in Italy: the case of Fratelli d'Italia, p. 775-794

Review Article, p. 795
Book Review, p. 804
Note, p. 831
Response, p. 826

INTERVIEW
Mark Gilbert, Against the current: an interview with Elena Aga Rossi, p. 485-503

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Francesca Vella, Broadcasting the Italian voice's broadcasting: opera and Italy on the air, 1920s-1930s, p. 504-527
John Foot, A micro-history of Fascist violence. Squadristi, victims and perpetrators, p. 528-549
Diana Garvin, Dollies for the Duce: the politics of playtime in Fascist Italy, p. 550-580
Paolo Carusi, The mindset of extreme right-wing youth in neofascist songs from the late seventies, p. 581-599
Danila Cannamela, Italian trans geographies: retracing trans/cultural narratives of people and places, p. 600-622
Giuliano Beniamino Fleri, The (Re)Birth of a Mediterranean Migration System. The Case of Tunisian Migration in Sicily, p. 623-642

Book Review, p. 643

THE ORIGINS OF THE CRISIS. ITALIAN POLITICAL CULTURES AND EUROPEAN INTEGRATION IN THE 1980s

INTRODUCTION
Umberto Gentiloni Silveri, On the Origins of the Crisis. Italian Political Cultures and the Process of European Integration in the 1980s, p. 343-347

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Paolo Acanfora, The D.C. and the 'European Question' in the transformations of the Cold War, p. 348-365
Alessandro Santagata, A common altar? John Paul II's European project within Italian Catholic political debate, p. 366-382
Gregorio Sorgonà, The Italian Right-Wing and the European Integration Process: The Case of the Italian Social Movement, p. 383-399
Gianluca Passarelli, Dario Tuorto, From the Lega Nord to Salvini's League: changing everything to change nothing?, p. 400-415
Michele Colucci, Immigration and European policies: debate in Italy during the 1980s, p. 416-428
Matteo Marchetti, A European road to socialism? The P.C.I., the E.E.C. and Eastern Europe at the end of the Cold War, p. 429-445
Marco Di Maggio, Eugenio Scalfari's La Repubblica, the Italian Left and the 'European Question' 1984-1992, p. 446-461

Book Review, p. 462

POLICING REPUBLICAN ITALY

INTRODUCTION
Nicola Labanca, What Republic without police?, p. 163-177

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Molly Tambor, The origins of the Polizia Femminile, 1948-1961, p. 178-199
Enzo Fimiani, Occupying spaces, regulating bodies: a cultural history of the Celere and mobile police units in the Italian Republic, p. 200-223
Michele Di Giorgio, Police cultures. The construction of a collective imaginary for the guardie di Pubblica sicurezza, 1949-1960, p. 224-249
Laura Di Fabio, Policing and planning cross-border surveillance during the cold war. The South Tyrolean case, p. 250-271
Vittorio Coco, Criminalpol Sicilia and the mafia, 1966-1981, p. 272-293 Enrico Gargiulo, 'Crowds are mad and criminal': the notion of public order in Italian manuals for police mobile units, 2000-2008, p. 294-316
Francesco Landolfi, Law enforcement and academic studies in Italy and the United States: a comparison, p. 317-342

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Benedetta Luciana Sara Carnaghi, Mussolini's Four Would-be Assassins: Emergency Politics and the Consolidation of Fascist Power, p. 1-18
Marco Marsili, The Servant of Two Masters: Italian Diplomats in World War II. Story of a Diplomatic Civil War and its Implications and Consequences on Post-war Foreign Policy, p. 19-40
Giovanni Farese, Linking finance, decolonization, and trade. Italy's Mediobanca in sub-Saharan Africa, 1944-1971, p. 41-62
Mattia Granata, Planning in cold-war Italy, p. 63-91
Onofrio Romano, Antonella Coco, Lucio Palazzo, Pietro Sabatino, Southern Italian Peripheries at the Ballot Box. Continuity and Innovation in Electoral Behaviours in Three Southern Italian Cities during Post-Crisis Decade (2008-2019), p. 92-124
Antonio Vesco, The Neapolitan way to the commons: poetics of irony and 'creative use of the law' in the case of L'Asilo, p. 125-150

Book Review, p. 151

THE PRISM OF NEW MOBILITIES: THE MOBILITY TRAJECTORIES OF REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS OUTSIDE THE ITALIAN SYSTEM OF INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION

INTRODUCTION
Francesco Della Puppa, Giuliana Sanò, The prism of new mobilities. The mobility trajectories of refugees and asylum seekers outside the Italian reception system, p. 503-527

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Stefano degli Uberti, Unveiling Informality through Im/mobility. Conceptual Analysis of Asylum Seekers and Refugees at the Margins of the Reception system in Italy, p. 528-551
Giuliana Sanò, Francesco Della Puppa, The multiple facets of (im)mobility. A multisited ethnography on territorialisation experiences and mobility trajectories of asylum seekers and refugees outside the Italian reception system, p. 552-568
Elena Fontanari, Time-out for the outsider refugees. Ten-years of im-mobility across EU borders and outside the reception systems, p. 569-588
Roberta Altin, The floating karst flow of migrants as a rite of passage through the Eastern European border, p. 589-607
Davide Filippi, Luca Giliberti, Luca Queirolo Palmas, From Lampedusa to the Susa Valley: solidarity networks in two border battlegrounds, p. 608-626
Gaia Cottino, 'Vertical mobility'. Migrants' trajectories within/between the western Alps and southern Italy, p. 627-643

Obituary, p. 644
Book Review, p. 645

ART, MARKET AND AGENCY AT THE VENICE BIENNALE, 1895-1993

INTRODUCTION
Clarissa Ricci, Marie Tavinor, Art, market and agency at the Venice Biennale, 1895-1993, p. 369-381

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Marie Tavinor, 'God save Antonio Fradeletto': Anglophilia and the consumption of British Art at the Venice Biennale, 1895-1914, p. 382-399
Davide Lacagnina, Through the lens of Vittorio Pica. Art criticism and collecting at the Venice Biennale, 1912-1926, p. 400-424
Cristina Beltrami, The Venice Biennale and the market for Murano Glass, 1895-1930, p. 425-441
Giuliana Tomasella, War Biennali in 1940 and 1942: taste and sales during the Fascist era, p. 442-458
Clarissa Ricci, To sell or not to sell? Attempts at reopening the Venice Biennale's sales office after 1973, p. 459-481

Review Article, p. 482

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Michele Postigliola, Mauro Rota, Institutional shocks and social capital: evidence from the French domination in Italy, p. 237-260
Gianmarco Mancosu, Watching films in Italian East Africa (1936-41). Fascist ambitions, contradictions, and anxieties, p. 261-290
Fabio De Ninno, Italian civilian victims of war: assistance, legislation and war pensions from Fascism to Republic, p. 291-313
Andrea Carati, Mariele Merlati, Daniela Vignati, Freer when constrained? Italy and transatlantic relations during the cold war, p. 314-332
Galadriel Ravelli, Narratives of neo-fascist transnational trajectories: travellers, warriors or 'national-tourists'?, p. 333-353

Book Review, p. 354

ITALY'S ORIENT

INTRODUCTION
Rolando Minuti, Italy's Orient: Introduction, p. 105-109
Adrian Lyttelton, Italy's Orient: Introduction, p. 110-115

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Ann Thomson, Filippo Pananti's Algeria, p. 116-128
Guido Abbattista, Collecting Chinese things from social status to public use: an early nineteenth-century Italian example, p. 129-140
Stefano Turina, Beyond the silkworm eggs. The role of the Italian semai (silkworm eggs merchants) in spreading knowledge of Japan in Italy in the second half of the nineteenth century between art and science, p. 141-160
Francesca Tacchi, Everybody's Orient. Fragments of images from illustrated travel journals (nineteenth-century Milan), p. 161-172
Claudio Zanier, Italy, East Asia and Silk. One hundred years of a relationship (1830-1940), p. 173-185
Filipa Lowndes Vicente, India in Florence: Angelo de Gubernatis and the shaping of Italian Orientalism (1860-1900), p. 186-207
Rolando Minuti, China and world history in Italian nineteenth century thought. Some remarks on Giuseppe Ferrari's work, p. 208-219

Review Article, p. 220
Book Review, p. 227

ITALIAN MUSICAL MIGRATION TO LONDON

RESEARCH ARTICLES
Nicolò Palazzetti, From street musicians to divas. Italian musical migration to London in the age of diaspora, p. 1-10
Susan Rutherford, Vocal pedagogy and Italian musical migration in London, 1664-1914, p. 11-26
Massimo Zicari, Cultural stereotypes and the reception of Verdi's operas in Victorian London, p. 27-40
Federica Nardacci, Constructing an English identity in London: Albert Visetti and Anglo-Italian musical exchanges at the end of the nineteenth century, p. 41-53
Alexandra Wilson, Opera for the 'country lout': Italian opera, national identity and the middlebrow in interwar Britain, p. 54-69
Andrew Holden, A slice of operatic life in the East End of London, 1880-1940: philanthropy, immigration and Italian opera, p. 70-87

Book Review, p. 88