Nicola Sbetti
Biographic Data
| ID | 3519077 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicola Sbetti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicola |
| FAMILY NAME | Sbetti |
| SIGNATURE | SBETTI N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bologna |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1431-4129 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Correspondances de l’étranger
Un vincolo esterno benefico. Il peso del Cio nell'organizzazione delle Olimpiadi di Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956
Correspondances de l’étranger
AllemagneÀ l’été 2025, Zeitspiel – Magazin für Fußball-Zeitgeschichte (littéralement « Temps de jeu – Le magazine consacré à l’histoire contemporaine du football ») a fêté son dixième anniversaire. Un magazine pour les « geeks du football » au sens noble du terme, dont l’avenir était au départ tout à fait incertain. Les fondateurs et rédacteurs en chef Hardy Grüne et Frank Willig, tous deux étroitement liés au football amateur, avaient identifié …
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L’influence de la guerre froide sur l’activité internationale du sport italien (1945-1953)
Les études sur l’Italie et sur le sport pendant la guerre froide ont montré comment les tensions internationales entre l’Est et l’Ouest et le rôle de sous-cultures catholiques et communistes ont pesé, pas toujours de manière négative, sur le développement du sport transalpin. Dans cette perspective, cet article veut envisager l’influence de la guerre froide sur le développement de l’activité internationale du sport italien, tant du point de vue d…
Was football fascist? The 1934 World Cup in the postwar memory
The 1934 World Cup helped project the global image of fascist Italy. After the victory of the Azzurri, many protagonists of this event entered the mass-media imagery as icons of the Mussolini regime and as prototypes of the fascist ‘New Man’. Paradoxically, their status as national heroes came out unscathed from the fascist period, and many of the players continued to be viewed as paradigms of virtue even after the Second World War. Likewise, sym…
Organizing the World Cup in an historical perspective
International audience
Per una storia dello sport (popolare) in Italia
This article was originally inspired by the research questions which were addressed at the conference on ‘Popular sport/the popularity of sport’, organised by the University of Florence in November 2019. The article aims to lay the foundations needed to tackle, from an historical perspective, a phenomenon which over the last few decades has been defined as ‘popular sport’. In order to achieve these aims the article at first concentrates on the hi…
Un'epurazione sui generis
Este artículo analiza el proceso de depuración que vivió el mundo del deporte en Italia después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. En concreto, la investigación se centra en el estudio del caso de Giorgo Vaccaro, quien durante el periodo fascista ostentó diversos cargos dentro del mundo del deporte, como los de presidente de la Federación Italiana de Fútbol (FIGC), secretario general del Comité Olímpico Italiano (CONI) y miembro del Comité Olímpico In…
Beyond Boycotts
Neutrally anti-communists’ international sports institutions and the case of Trieste (1945–1954)
From 1947 until 1954, the Free Territory of Trieste (FTT) was formally an independent territory under the direct control of the UN. However, unlike the case of the Saar Protectorate, the FTT never managed to achieve recognition in the international sports arena. This article has two key aims. The first is to investigate how different international sports organisations, such as IOC, FIFA and UCI, dealt with the issue of the recognition of an in-li…
Like a Bridge Over Troubled Adriatic Water
The fall of the Fascist regime and the creation of the FPRY did not end the pre-existing ethnic strains between the Slovenian–Croatian and Italian populations, nor did it temper the geopolitical ambitions of Yugoslavia and Italy over the Adriatic coast. Furthermore, the political choices of Belgrade and Rome caused, especially up to 1948, growing differences from an ideological standpoint and influenced the sporting field. The aim of this paper i…
The Palgrave Handbook of Olympic Studies
The Olympic Games are something more than a simple international sporting event. Every four years they catalyse the world's attention in a way that makes a holistic study of this phenomenon necessa
Neutrally anti-communists’ international sports institutions and the case of Trieste (1945–1954)
From 1947 until 1954, the Free Territory of Trieste (FTT) was formally an independent territory under the direct control of the UN. However, unlike the case of the Saar Protectorate, the FTT never managed to achieve recognition in the international sports arena. This article has two key aims. The first is to investigate how different international sports organisations, such as IOC, FIFA and UCI, dealt with the issue of the recognition of an in-li…
Like a Bridge Over Troubled Adriatic Water
The fall of the Fascist regime and the creation of the FPRY did not end the pre-existing ethnic strains between the Slovenian–Croatian and Italian populations, nor did it temper the geopolitical ambitions of Yugoslavia and Italy over the Adriatic coast. Furthermore, the political choices of Belgrade and Rome caused, especially up to 1948, growing differences from an ideological standpoint and influenced the sporting field. The aim of this paper i…
The Palgrave Handbook of Olympic Studies
The Olympic Games are something more than a simple international sporting event. Every four years they catalyse the world's attention in a way that makes a holistic study of this phenomenon necessa
Beyond Boycotts
Neutrally anti-communists’ international sports institutions and the case of Trieste (1945–1954)
From 1947 until 1954, the Free Territory of Trieste (FTT) was formally an independent territory under the direct control of the UN. However, unlike the case of the Saar Protectorate, the FTT never managed to achieve recognition in the international sports arena. This article has two key aims. The first is to investigate how different international sports organisations, such as IOC, FIFA and UCI, dealt with the issue of the recognition of an in-li…
Like a Bridge Over Troubled Adriatic Water
The fall of the Fascist regime and the creation of the FPRY did not end the pre-existing ethnic strains between the Slovenian–Croatian and Italian populations, nor did it temper the geopolitical ambitions of Yugoslavia and Italy over the Adriatic coast. Furthermore, the political choices of Belgrade and Rome caused, especially up to 1948, growing differences from an ideological standpoint and influenced the sporting field. The aim of this paper i…
Un'epurazione sui generis
Este artículo analiza el proceso de depuración que vivió el mundo del deporte en Italia después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. En concreto, la investigación se centra en el estudio del caso de Giorgo Vaccaro, quien durante el periodo fascista ostentó diversos cargos dentro del mundo del deporte, como los de presidente de la Federación Italiana de Fútbol (FIGC), secretario general del Comité Olímpico Italiano (CONI) y miembro del Comité Olímpico In…
L’influence de la guerre froide sur l’activité internationale du sport italien (1945-1953)
Les études sur l’Italie et sur le sport pendant la guerre froide ont montré comment les tensions internationales entre l’Est et l’Ouest et le rôle de sous-cultures catholiques et communistes ont pesé, pas toujours de manière négative, sur le développement du sport transalpin. Dans cette perspective, cet article veut envisager l’influence de la guerre froide sur le développement de l’activité internationale du sport italien, tant du point de vue d…
Was football fascist? The 1934 World Cup in the postwar memory
The 1934 World Cup helped project the global image of fascist Italy. After the victory of the Azzurri, many protagonists of this event entered the mass-media imagery as icons of the Mussolini regime and as prototypes of the fascist ‘New Man’. Paradoxically, their status as national heroes came out unscathed from the fascist period, and many of the players continued to be viewed as paradigms of virtue even after the Second World War. Likewise, sym…
Organizing the World Cup in an historical perspective
International audience
Per una storia dello sport (popolare) in Italia
This article was originally inspired by the research questions which were addressed at the conference on ‘Popular sport/the popularity of sport’, organised by the University of Florence in November 2019. The article aims to lay the foundations needed to tackle, from an historical perspective, a phenomenon which over the last few decades has been defined as ‘popular sport’. In order to achieve these aims the article at first concentrates on the hi…
Correspondances de l’étranger
Correspondances de l’étranger
Correspondances de l’étranger
Correspondances de l’étranger
Correspondances de l’étranger
AllemagneÀ l’été 2025, Zeitspiel – Magazin für Fußball-Zeitgeschichte (littéralement « Temps de jeu – Le magazine consacré à l’histoire contemporaine du football ») a fêté son dixième anniversaire. Un magazine pour les « geeks du football » au sens noble du terme, dont l’avenir était au départ tout à fait incertain. Les fondateurs et rédacteurs en chef Hardy Grüne et Frank Willig, tous deux étroitement liés au football amateur, avaient identifié …
Correspondances de l’étranger
Correspondances de l’étranger
Un vincolo esterno benefico. Il peso del Cio nell'organizzazione delle Olimpiadi di Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956
Cultural Identity and Heritage (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Caribbean and African Literature and Culture (7 works) · North African History and Literature (7 works) · Art (5 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (5 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (3 works)