Anna Baldinetti
Biographic Data
| ID | 311806 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Baldinetti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Baldinetti |
| SIGNATURE | BALDINETTI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Perugia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4799-9830 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The making of trade unionism in Libya (1943-1957): Internal and Transnational Struggles
Little is known about Libyan trade unionism and its role in the Arab workers’ movement. Drawing on a variety of archival sources, this article contributes a general overview of trade unionism in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica from the time of the British Administration (1943–1951) until 1957. In this period, the Libyan General Workers Union (LGWU) emerged as the main workers’ organisation and the first trade unions laws were promulgated. Since 1957, …
Unfolding Transnational Female Networks: Algeria, Libya, Morocco, and Tunisia’s delegates at the first Afro-Asian Women’s Conference (1961)
Taking its steps from Bandung Conference’s aftermath, the first Afro-Asian Women’s Conference (AAWC) held in Cairo in 1961 contributed to feminizing the Afro-Asian movement. This article focuses on the first AAWC, particularly examining the participation of Moroccan, Algerian, Tunisian, and Libyan delegates. Built on hitherto underexplored primary sources, it constitutes a first contribution in investigating the role of Maghrebi women in Afro-Asi…
Stephanie Malia Hom. Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention
Stephanie Malia Hom’s Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention is an ambitious and dense book, the result of a long-term research project and solidly based on ethnographic fieldworks in Italy, archival colonial documentation, and a vast and impressive body of cross-disciplinary literature and other secondary sources. Informed by the category of analysis termed by Ann Laura Stoler and Carole McGranahan …
National identities after 2011: Interrogating the politics of culture and relations of soft power in the Maghrib
Notwithstanding its prominent place in diplomatic discourse, development policy, and to an extent everyday parlance, the concept of ‘soft power’ and the set of operations it incorporates have featu
Languages in Libya: Building Blocks of National Identity and Soft Power Tools
2018). Languages in Libya: building blocks of national identity and soft power tools. The Journal of North African Studies: Vol. 23, Special Section: Soft Power in the Maghrib after the Arab Uprisings, pp. 418-439
Fascist Propaganda in the Maghrib
The article deals with fascist propaganda towards the Maghrib. It mainly addresses the question of whether fascist propaganda in the Maghrib, which was targeted to reach every social stratum, was effective. It also aims at elucidating in which way the nationalist forces tried to turn the fascist initiatives to their own advantage, in the context of the anti-colonial struggle in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia. The first section discusses the reasons…
Libya's refugees, their places of exile, and the shaping of their national idea
2003). Libya's refugees, their places of exile, and the shaping of their national idea. The Journal of North African Studies: Vol. 8, Nation, Society and Culture in North Africa, pp. 72-86
Il vi Simposio Internazionale di Studi Ottomani
Libya's refugees, their places of exile, and the shaping of their national idea
2003). Libya's refugees, their places of exile, and the shaping of their national idea. The Journal of North African Studies: Vol. 8, Nation, Society and Culture in North Africa, pp. 72-86
The making of trade unionism in Libya (1943-1957): Internal and Transnational Struggles
Little is known about Libyan trade unionism and its role in the Arab workers’ movement. Drawing on a variety of archival sources, this article contributes a general overview of trade unionism in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica from the time of the British Administration (1943–1951) until 1957. In this period, the Libyan General Workers Union (LGWU) emerged as the main workers’ organisation and the first trade unions laws were promulgated. Since 1957, …
National identities after 2011: Interrogating the politics of culture and relations of soft power in the Maghrib
Notwithstanding its prominent place in diplomatic discourse, development policy, and to an extent everyday parlance, the concept of ‘soft power’ and the set of operations it incorporates have featu
Languages in Libya: Building Blocks of National Identity and Soft Power Tools
2018). Languages in Libya: building blocks of national identity and soft power tools. The Journal of North African Studies: Vol. 23, Special Section: Soft Power in the Maghrib after the Arab Uprisings, pp. 418-439
Fascist Propaganda in the Maghrib
The article deals with fascist propaganda towards the Maghrib. It mainly addresses the question of whether fascist propaganda in the Maghrib, which was targeted to reach every social stratum, was effective. It also aims at elucidating in which way the nationalist forces tried to turn the fascist initiatives to their own advantage, in the context of the anti-colonial struggle in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia. The first section discusses the reasons…
Il vi Simposio Internazionale di Studi Ottomani
Libya's refugees, their places of exile, and the shaping of their national idea
2003). Libya's refugees, their places of exile, and the shaping of their national idea. The Journal of North African Studies: Vol. 8, Nation, Society and Culture in North Africa, pp. 72-86
Fascist Propaganda in the Maghrib
The article deals with fascist propaganda towards the Maghrib. It mainly addresses the question of whether fascist propaganda in the Maghrib, which was targeted to reach every social stratum, was effective. It also aims at elucidating in which way the nationalist forces tried to turn the fascist initiatives to their own advantage, in the context of the anti-colonial struggle in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia. The first section discusses the reasons…
National identities after 2011: Interrogating the politics of culture and relations of soft power in the Maghrib
Notwithstanding its prominent place in diplomatic discourse, development policy, and to an extent everyday parlance, the concept of ‘soft power’ and the set of operations it incorporates have featu
Languages in Libya: Building Blocks of National Identity and Soft Power Tools
2018). Languages in Libya: building blocks of national identity and soft power tools. The Journal of North African Studies: Vol. 23, Special Section: Soft Power in the Maghrib after the Arab Uprisings, pp. 418-439
Stephanie Malia Hom. Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention
Stephanie Malia Hom’s Empire’s Mobius Strip: Historical Echoes in Italy’s Crisis of Migration and Detention is an ambitious and dense book, the result of a long-term research project and solidly based on ethnographic fieldworks in Italy, archival colonial documentation, and a vast and impressive body of cross-disciplinary literature and other secondary sources. Informed by the category of analysis termed by Ann Laura Stoler and Carole McGranahan …
Unfolding Transnational Female Networks: Algeria, Libya, Morocco, and Tunisia’s delegates at the first Afro-Asian Women’s Conference (1961)
Taking its steps from Bandung Conference’s aftermath, the first Afro-Asian Women’s Conference (AAWC) held in Cairo in 1961 contributed to feminizing the Afro-Asian movement. This article focuses on the first AAWC, particularly examining the participation of Moroccan, Algerian, Tunisian, and Libyan delegates. Built on hitherto underexplored primary sources, it constitutes a first contribution in investigating the role of Maghrebi women in Afro-Asi…
The making of trade unionism in Libya (1943-1957): Internal and Transnational Struggles
Little is known about Libyan trade unionism and its role in the Arab workers’ movement. Drawing on a variety of archival sources, this article contributes a general overview of trade unionism in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica from the time of the British Administration (1943–1951) until 1957. In this period, the Libyan General Workers Union (LGWU) emerged as the main workers’ organisation and the first trade unions laws were promulgated. Since 1957, …
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