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Table of contents of the issue 3/2022, July-September

ISBN: 978-88-29-01434-7

Year: 66

Patrizia Delpiano

Victims of Freedom: Slavery and “La Civiltà Cattolicaµ

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 497-522 DOI: 10.7375/105048

Claudio Natoli

Mario Alicata from, the “Long Journeyµ through Fascism to the Encounter with the PCI

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 523-551 DOI: 10.7375/105049

Ricerche

Benedetto Fassanelli

“Spiritualµ Movements and Heresy. The Pelagini in Veneto in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 553-582 DOI: 10.7375/105050

Francesco Tacchi

Is Striking a Sin? The Catholic Judgement on the Moral Permissibility of Strike Action Considered in Relation to the German-speaking Area (1889-1914)

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 583-615 DOI: 10.7375/104510

Nicola Del Corno

“I Have Heard the Song of the Free.µ Notes on the Anarcho-individualism of Renzo Novatore

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 617-642 DOI: 10.7375/104507

Cristiano La Lumia

War Enemies in Peacetime. German Properties in the New Italian Provinces after the Great War (1918-1927)

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 643-674 DOI: 10.7375/104508

Luigi Piccioni

Environment and Protected Areas in the Years of the Center-left Government. Italia Nostra’s “Green Groupµ

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 675-706 DOI: 10.7375/104509

Opinioni e dibattiti

Adriano Prosperi

Stories of Jews between Ancient Libels and New Research

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 707-738 DOI: 10.7375/105079

Note critiche

Giovanni Vitolo

The Invention of European Script. The “Pleasure of Historyµ of a Paleografer and Diplomatist

Studi storici 3/2022 pp: 739-747 DOI: 10.7375/105080

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