ITALIA CONTEMPORANEA

Italia contemporanea is a four-monthly, fully peer-reviewed academic journal. It was founded in 1949 as Il movimento di liberazione in Italia (The liberation movement in Italy) by the National Institute for the History of the Liberation Movement in Italy (now National Institute ‘Ferruccio Parri’, named after its founder and based in Milan) and took its current title in 1974. From an initial focus on the Italian Resistance, the Second World War and Fascism, Italia contemporanea has increasingly broadened its scope, so as to embrace the entire history of Italy in the 20th and 21st centuries, with a particular focus on the Republican period up to recent years. The journal is open to all areas of historical writing (social, economic, cultural, political and institutional, as well as gender-related and national/racial identity issues). It encourages fresh approaches and methodological awareness, together with transnational and comparative perspectives on Italian history. The journal is made up of three sections: Studies and Research, presenting original research based on primary sources; Notes and Discussions, devoted to historiographical reviews and debates, as well as reports on national and foreign archival records; an extensive and updated Bibliographical Review. Since 2016, this section and two selected research articles (double-blind peer reviewed, as all the other printed ones) are published open access.

General editor
Enrica Asquer (Università di Genova); Bruno Bonomo (Sapienza Università di Roma) Alessio Gagliardi (Università di Bologna); Toni Rovatti (Università di Bologna) (coordinatrice)

Editorial board
Claudia Baldoli (Università di Milano) (responsabile per Rassegna bibliografica); Tommaso Baris (Università di Palermo); Roberta Biasillo (Utrecht University, Paesi Bassi); Agostino Bistarelli (Giunta centrale per gli studi storici); Mirco Carrattieri (Liberation Route Italia); Lucia Ceci (Università degli Studi di Roma TorVergata); Leonardo Pompeo D’Alessandro (Università di Milano); Fabio De Ninno (Università di Siena); Valeria Deplano (Università di Cagliari) (responsabile per Studi e ricerche); Alessandro Santagata (Università di Padova); Bruno Settis (Università di Pavia) (responsabile per Note e discussioni); Simona Troilo (Università dell’Aquila); Paolo Zanini (Università di Milano)

Editorial staff
Fabio De Ninno (Università di Siena); Greta Fedele (Università di Bologna); Andrea Martini (Université Paris 8, Vincennes-Saint Denis); Jonathan Pieri (Istituto Storico della Resistenza e dell’Età Contemporanea in Provincia di Lucca); Pietro Pinna (Università di Torino) (responsabile per Rassegna bibliografica); Camilla Zucchi (Università di Pisa)

Correspondents board
Salvo Adorno (Università di Catania, Italia); Marco Armiero (KTH-Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Director EHL, Stockholm, Svezia); Ruth Ben-Ghiat (New York University, USA); Raphaëlle Branche (Université Paris Nanterre, Francia); Alessandro Casellato (Università Ca’ Foscari, Venezia, AISO, Italia); Christoph Cornelissen (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germania); John Foot (University of Bristol, GB); Roberta Garruccio (Università di Milano, Italia); Bianca Gaudenzi (Università di Firenze, Italia); Alessandra Gissi (“L’Orientale” Università di Napoli, Italia); Andreas Guidi (Universität Konstanz, Germania); Christian Jansen (Universität Trier, Germania); Nicola Labanca (Università di Siena, Italia); Pieter Lagrou (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgio); Antonis Liakos (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Grecia); Manuel Loff (Universidade do Porto, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portogallo); Marie-Anne Matard-Bonucci (Université Paris 8, Vincennes-Saint Denis, Francia); Penelope Morris (University of Glasgow, GB); Mila Orlić (Sveučilište u Rijeci-Università di Rijeka, Croazia); Silvana Patriarca (Fordham University,USA); Santo Peli (già Università di Padova, Italia); Linda Reeder (University of Missouri, USA); Mark Seymour (University of Otago, Nuova Zelanda); Molly Tambor (Long Island University,USA); Olivier Wieviorka (École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay, Francia); Sacha Zala (Universität Bern, Svizzera)

Editorial office
Istituto Nazionale Ferruccio Parri. Rete degli Istituti per la Storia della Resistenza e dell’età contemporanea (National Institute ‘Ferruccio Parri’) | Casa della Memoria
Via Federico Confalonieri, 14
20124 Milano
Tel.: 02 668 232 04
E-mail: italiacontemporanea@insmli.it

All the articles submitted to the journal are evaluated through a double-blind peer review by two anonymous referees, who are chosen among the experts in the field. Book reviews are read and commented by the journal's editorial board.

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ANVUR. Rivista scientifica per le aree concorsuali:
• Area 10 – Scienze dell'antichità, filologico-letterarie e storico-artistiche;
• Area 11 – Scienze storiche, filosofiche, pedagogiche e psicologiche;
• Area 13 – Scienze economiche e statistiche;
• Area 14 – Scienze politiche e sociali.

ANVUR. Classe A:
• 11/A1 – Storia Medievale;
• 11/A2 – Storia Moderna;
• 11/A3 – Storia Contemporanea;
• 11/A4 – Scienze del libro e del documento;
• 14/B1 – Storia delle dottrine e delle istituzioni politiche.

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