POSTGRADUATE SUMMER SCHOOL

28th 29th June 2012, University College London, Malet Place Engineering Building, Room 1.02, Gower Street WC1E 6BT, London

Organising Committee: Pamela Schievenin (Queen Mary, University of London), Gian Paolo Ghirardini (University of Reading), Patrick McGauley (University College London), Luca Malici (University of Birmingham), John Foot (University College London).

PROGRAM 28th June 2012

9.00-9.30 Registration 9.30-10.00 Introduction and Welcome 10.00-11.45 Parallel Panels Panel 1 Room: Eng 1.02 Panel 2 Room: Eng 1.04 Room: Eng 1.02 Room: Eng 1.02

Representations and Memories of Terrorism Discussant: Chair: John Foot (UCL) Rossella Merlino (Strathclyde)

Towards an Affluent Society (1945-1975) Discussant: Chair: Stephen Gundle (Warwick) Luca Malici (Birmingham)

Lia Perrone (Nice Sophia Antipolis) Rappresentazioni del caso Moro nel teatro di Dario Fo Emily Ryder (Glasgow) Private Faces in Public Places: Contesting the Official Memory of Victims of Terrorism in Italy Sarah Vantorre (Antwerp) Commemorating Journalists in terra mafiosa: The Origins of a Sub-genre within Contemporary Italian Narrative

Damiano Garofalo (Padua) Culture operaie e consumi televisivi nellItalia del miracolo economico Giacomo Torresi (Florence) I cattolici italiani alla finestra della societ dei consumi (1954-1966) Carlo Andrea Stazzi (Naples) Previdenza sociale e assistenza pubblica nellimmediato secondo dopoguerra. Il caso italiano in una prospettiva europea (1945 1953)

11.45-12.00 Coffee ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

12.00-13.10 Parallel Panels Panel 3 Room: Eng 1.02 Panel 4 Room: Eng 1.04

From the Nineties to the Two-thousands: the Quest for a New Political System Discussant: Chair: Stephen Gundle (Warwick) Pamela Schievenin (QMUL)

Radicalism and Objectors in Post-war Italy Discussant: Chair: Phil Cooke (Strathclyde) Patrick McGauley (UCL)

Antonio Puggioni (IMT Lucca) The never-ending transition: Institutional Reforms between Semi-presidentialism and Prime-ministerial Government - From the Bicamerale DAlema to the Referendum of 2006 and the Current Developments. Lilia Giugni (IMT Lucca Paris Sciences Po) The Renewal of the Italian Left: from the PCI to the PDS

Elena Iorio (EUI) Lobiezione di coscienza al servizio militare: pratiche e ricezione nellimmaginario collettivo in Italia (1945-1972) Froldi Alessandro (Loughborough) Quarto Rosso Revisited: photographic engagement and radical activism in the 77` Student Movement in Milans periferia.

13.10-14.15 Lunch break (Please make own arrangements) ________________________________________________________________________

14.15-16.00 Parallel Panels Panel 5 Room: Eng 1.02 Panel 6 Fascism: Voices of Dissent Discussant: Chair: Phil Cooke (Strathclyde) Patrick McGauley (UCL) Room: Eng 1.04

Italian Identity, Migration and Otherness Discussant: Chair: Federico Faloppa (Reading) Rossella Merlino (Strathclyde)

Valentina Ciciliot (Reading) Leredit parla. Leredit chiama: alcuni esempi della politica delle canonizzazioni di Giovanni Paolo II in Italia Cristian Talesco (Trento) Italys Apulians in Australia: their migration and stories of hardship, nostalgia and success George H. Newth (London School of Business and Finance) Lega Nord, Padania, and changing notions of the other

Ilaria Poerio (Reading) Il confino di polizia: scuola di dissenso. Una ipotesi di ricerca. Cogni Manuele (Reading) Italian Anti-fascism and the Spanish Civil War: Comintern Army or Latter Day Garibaldini? Gian Paolo Ghirardini (Reading) Peasantry under Fascism and the Resistance in Italy

16.00-16.15 Coffee_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 16.15-17.15 Training Session Room: Eng 1.02

Publishing and editing a journal article John Foot and Phil Cooke, Editors of Modern Italy

End of First Day

18.00 Room: Anatomy G29 J Z Young LT

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The Lecture will be followed by a wine reception____________________________________________________________________________________

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29th June 2012

9.30-11.15 Parallel Panels Panel 7 Fascism: Voices of Power NB. This Panel starts at 10.00 Discussant: Chair: Christopher Duggan (Reading) Gian Paolo Ghirardini (Reading) Room: Eng 1.02 Panel 8 The Long Nineteenth Century: Home and Foreign Affairs Discussant: Chair: Marcella Sutcliffe (Cambridge) Anne Bruch (Hamburg) Room: Eng 1.04

Jun Young Moon (Royal Holloway) History Education in Fascist Italy Valentina Villa (Universit Cattolica del Sacro Cuore) Elements of study on the Diarchy: King Victor Emmanuel III during Fascism

Danilo Dondici (Royal Holloway) Italian Liberalism and the Contradictions of a Penal System: The Conundrum of Reform and Retribution Iolanda Anna Richichi (Florence) Implicazioni internazionali nel terremoto lucano del 1857 Valentina Dal Cin (Doctorate School of Venice, Verona and Padua) Political Turncoats between 1796 and 1815: Selfish Opportunism or Loyalty to ones Homeland?

11.15-11.30 Coffee_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

11.30-12.40 Parallel Panels Panel 9 Room: Eng 1.02 Panel 10 From Unification to World War I: Narratives and Education Discussant: Chair: Marcella Sutcliffe (Cambridge) Anne Bruch (Hamburg) Room: Eng 1.04

Post-war Italy: International Politics and National Economy Discussant: Chair: Christopher Duggan (Reading) Pamela Schievenin (QMUL)

Rosaria Leonardi (Bari) La Democrazia Cristiana e la tradizione arabomediterranea nellet del Centrismo Marta Musso (Turin) Private interests and national sovereignty: Towards an Italian energy policy

Fernanda Gallo (Lugano) Longing for the missed reformation: Spaventas studies on the Renaissance Chiara Martinelli (Florence) Vocational School and Human Capital in Italy (1861 1913)

12.40-13.40 Lunch break (Please make own arrangements)________________________________________________________________________

13.40-15.25 Parallel Panels Panel 11 Room: Eng 1.02 Panel 12 Room: Eng 1.04

Public Memory, Space and Cinema Discussant: Chair: Giulio Giusti (Birmingham) Eleonora Raspi (Royal Holloway)

Visions of Italy and Visions from Italy Discussant: Chair: Charlotte Ross (Birmingham) Rossella Merlino (Strathclyde)

Luca Peretti (Yale) Filling the void after the October 16, 1943: Cinema, memory and the space of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome Maria Christodoulou (Lancaster) Spaces of left-wing terrorism in Italian Cinema Enrico Gaudenzi (Siena) Lalba della Repubblica tra cinema e storia: Prima guerra mondiale e resistenza nel cinema italiano 1945-1960 15.25-16.35 Parallel Panels Panel 13 Intertwining Visual Arts Discussant: Chair: Giulio Giusti (Birmingham) Patrick McGauley (UCL) Room: Eng 1.02

James Dowthwaite (Royal Holloway) The Wind is Part of the Process. Ezra Pound and the Italian Landscape Georgiana Taranu (Constanta) Venice as seen by a Great Traveller: Nicolae Iorga (1890-1936) Colacicco Tamara (Reading) The British Councils propaganda in Fascist Italy from Florence to Naples (1937-1940)

Panel 14

Room: Eng 1.04

Representing Gender and Sexuality in Twentieth-century Arts Discussant: Charlotte Ross (Birmingham) Chair: Luca Malici (Birmingham) Jennifer Griffiths (Bryn Mawr College) Flying in the Face of Fascism? Women Futurists in the Cockpit Debora Agazzoni (St Andrews) The erotic vocabulary in Alberto Arbasinos early works and their rewritings - (1957-1991)

Eleonora Raspi (Royal Holloway) When cinema meets photography: Antonioni and Cavalli Franziska Andraschik (Lipsia) L'elemento pittorico nell'opera cinematografica di Pier Paolo Pasolini

16.35-16.45 Coffee__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 16.45-17.45 Keynote talk Rethinking the Cultural History of Post-war Italy Stephen Gundle Room: Eng 1.02

19.00 Conference dinner___________________________________________________________________________________________________

End of ASMI Summer School 2012

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