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Table of contents of the issue 4/2021, October-December

ISBN: 978-88-29-00895-7

Year: 64

Ricordo di Nicola Tranfaglia

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 825-827 DOI: 10.7375/102384

L’Organizzazione internazionale del lavoro tra le due guerre

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 829-833 DOI: 10.7375/102385

Gregorio Sorgonà

Knowledge and Politics. The International Labour Organization in Franco De Felice’s Research

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 835-855 DOI: 10.7375/102386

Francesca Piana

Between Social Protection and the Fight against Unemployment. The Negotiations and Technical Assistance of the Bureau International du Travail in favour of Russian Refugees (1919-1925)

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 857-887 DOI: 10.7375/102387

Giulio Francisci

Citizenship, Residence and Continuity of Contributions: the International Labour Organization and the Social Protection of Migrant Workers in the Interwar Period (1919-1935)

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 889-913 DOI: 10.7375/102388

Stefano Gallo

Albert Thomas’s Views on Fascism, Trade Unions and Democracy (1919-1932)

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 915-939 DOI: 10.7375/102389

Alessandro Brizzi

The Battle for 40 Hours. An Aspect of the Relations between the International Labour Organization and Fascist Italy in the 1930s

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 941-965 DOI: 10.7375/102390

Bruno Settis

Between Rationalization and Internationalism. The International Labour Organization and the United States from Wilson to Roosevelt

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 967-994 DOI: 10.7375/102391

Ricerche

Barbara Gelli

"Per bene che fusse persona plebea, era buon soldato." Popolo, Plebs, and Military Virtues in Siena in the First Half of the 16th Century

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 995-1026 DOI: 10.7375/102392

Note critiche

Federico Marazzi

Public Goods – King’s Goods. The Economic Foundations of the Royal Powers in the Early Middle Ages

Studi storici 4/2021 pp: 1027-1049 DOI: 10.7375/102393

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