Salvatore Giusto
Biographic Data
| ID | 108075 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Salvatore Giusto |
| GIVEN NAMES | Salvatore |
| FAMILY NAME | Giusto |
| SIGNATURE | GIUSTO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Amsterdam |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Borghesia Mafiosa
Statement of Removal
Despite the processes of capitalist ‘modernization’ that have increasingly characterized Italy since its political unification in 1861, dynastically inherited conditions of neo-aristocratic class privilege still permeate the public sphere of the country, especially in its Southern regions. Neo-aristocratic class privilege co-involves very diverse groups of current Italian upper-class subjects, including wealthy families of ancient aristocratic an…
Dalla Vostra Parte
Alongside the highly mediatized life of recent Italian politics, populism as a mode of social expression has permeated Italian public discourse since the mid-1990s. This trend has become even more apparent in the aftermath of the so-called Mediterranean refugee crisis in the 2010s. Since then, the Italian popular classes’ increasing engagement with online social media has contributed to the electoral success of anti-immigration leaders and Facebo…
Through the Looking Glass
This article evaluates the role of political mediation played by national and local television networks within the social peripheries of Naples, Southern Italy. In the context of contemporary Italian populism, the management of this medium by simultaneously public and private -as well as formal and informal- power-holders, such as the neoliberal state and the Camorra (a powerful criminal organization) have increasingly replaced civil society's hi…
One of us”
The term ‘neomelodic’ defines a pop-folk music genre featuring the mediascape of Naples, Southern Italy, since the late 1980s. Neomelodic songs depict the experiences of lower-class Neapolitan subjects with a preference for those engaging with the Camorra, a powerful criminal organisation that is also a major investor in the local media industries. This article constitutes an exploration of the Camorra-mediated neomelodic milieu of cultural produ…
La Fabbrica dei Sogni
Italian cinematography is not a culturally and politically neutral means of artistic communication. A web of historical, political and sociocultural instances, as well as the technical features characterizing cinematography itself, configured the production of national visual narratives and their fruition in the Italian movie theaters as the two generative poles of a constantly reiterated ritualistic process. This form of social drama aims at a s…
Through the Looking Glass
This article evaluates the role of political mediation played by national and local television networks within the social peripheries of Naples, Southern Italy. In the context of contemporary Italian populism, the management of this medium by simultaneously public and private -as well as formal and informal- power-holders, such as the neoliberal state and the Camorra (a powerful criminal organization) have increasingly replaced civil society's hi…
One of us”
The term ‘neomelodic’ defines a pop-folk music genre featuring the mediascape of Naples, Southern Italy, since the late 1980s. Neomelodic songs depict the experiences of lower-class Neapolitan subjects with a preference for those engaging with the Camorra, a powerful criminal organisation that is also a major investor in the local media industries. This article constitutes an exploration of the Camorra-mediated neomelodic milieu of cultural produ…
Dalla Vostra Parte
Alongside the highly mediatized life of recent Italian politics, populism as a mode of social expression has permeated Italian public discourse since the mid-1990s. This trend has become even more apparent in the aftermath of the so-called Mediterranean refugee crisis in the 2010s. Since then, the Italian popular classes’ increasing engagement with online social media has contributed to the electoral success of anti-immigration leaders and Facebo…
La Fabbrica dei Sogni
Italian cinematography is not a culturally and politically neutral means of artistic communication. A web of historical, political and sociocultural instances, as well as the technical features characterizing cinematography itself, configured the production of national visual narratives and their fruition in the Italian movie theaters as the two generative poles of a constantly reiterated ritualistic process. This form of social drama aims at a s…
One of us”
The term ‘neomelodic’ defines a pop-folk music genre featuring the mediascape of Naples, Southern Italy, since the late 1980s. Neomelodic songs depict the experiences of lower-class Neapolitan subjects with a preference for those engaging with the Camorra, a powerful criminal organisation that is also a major investor in the local media industries. This article constitutes an exploration of the Camorra-mediated neomelodic milieu of cultural produ…
Through the Looking Glass
This article evaluates the role of political mediation played by national and local television networks within the social peripheries of Naples, Southern Italy. In the context of contemporary Italian populism, the management of this medium by simultaneously public and private -as well as formal and informal- power-holders, such as the neoliberal state and the Camorra (a powerful criminal organization) have increasingly replaced civil society's hi…
Dalla Vostra Parte
Alongside the highly mediatized life of recent Italian politics, populism as a mode of social expression has permeated Italian public discourse since the mid-1990s. This trend has become even more apparent in the aftermath of the so-called Mediterranean refugee crisis in the 2010s. Since then, the Italian popular classes’ increasing engagement with online social media has contributed to the electoral success of anti-immigration leaders and Facebo…
Statement of Removal
Despite the processes of capitalist ‘modernization’ that have increasingly characterized Italy since its political unification in 1861, dynastically inherited conditions of neo-aristocratic class privilege still permeate the public sphere of the country, especially in its Southern regions. Neo-aristocratic class privilege co-involves very diverse groups of current Italian upper-class subjects, including wealthy families of ancient aristocratic an…
Borghesia Mafiosa
Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Political economy (3 works)