Donatella Strangio
Biographic Data
| ID | 371171 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donatella Strangio |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donatella |
| FAMILY NAME | Strangio |
| SIGNATURE | STRANGIO D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sapienza University of Rome |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7763-8550 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 4 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Costs, investments, and Italian enterprises in Libya: From colony to developing country
In this article, we examine Italy’s colonization of Libya against the backdrop of more well-known European colonial histories in Africa, building on a vast body of historical literature in Italian concerning Italy’s imperial experiences. We present previously unknown archival statistics to measure both private and public colonial activities and to assess their actual impact on Libya’s development compared with the outcomes predicted by leading th…
Tourism Destinations and Policies in Europe During the 20th Century: Evolution, Strategies and Markets
Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business: Microfinance in Global History from the Late Medieval to the Modern
The Development of the Hotel and Tourism Industry in the Twentieth Century: Comparative Perspectives from Western Europe, 1900–1970
The Roman Stock Exchange between the 19th and 20th Centuries: A History of the Italian Stock Market
Roman Stock Exchange Between the 19th and 20th Centuries: A History of the Italian Stock Market
Structural Elements of the Rome Stock Exchange: Regulations, Price Lists and Intermediaries
Work and Care of Women. The Case of Two “Manifatture” (Factories): The San Michele a Ripa Factory and the Italian Tobacco Factory
This paper is part of the history of gender economics, adopted a microeconomic approach to study household economic decisions, labor, extended by the new discipline of gender economics in order to study gender differences and their economic implications, especially in the labor market. The present contribution intends to examine how the gender difference and the wage difference were present in the modern age and, in this regard, we want to deepen…
The Roman Annona and Its Market in the Eighteenth Century
Economic and Social Perspectives on European Migration
Assisted’ Migration and the Marshall Plan: The Italian Case
Italy, as a country of arrival for many migrants from outside the European Union, is currently receiving much international media attention because of the ongoing so-called ‘migration crisis’. Historically, however, Italy has been a country of outward migration. This article analyses the history of Italian migration during the post-Second World War years. This crucial period in Italian history was characterised by economic reconstruction and reco…
The economic bases of migration from Italy: The distinct cases of Tunisia and Libya (1880s-1960s)
The objective of this essay is to offer an original contribution to the issue of \nItalian migration to Africa from a historical-economic perspective. Our \nresearch will consider the motivations that led many Italians to emigrate to \nTunisia and Libya and, secondly, it will explore what was the return path from \nTunisia and Libya for Italian emigrants. The cases discussed investigate two \ndifferent realities of Italian emigration, a ‘free’ mi…
Migration and institutions: The case of the Veneti
In order to maintain some forms of belonging and a distinct ethnic identity during the migration process, combining elements from the original country with others already active in the country of settlement can prove effective in responding to the various needs of the people involved. Institutions play an important role in attracting or assimilating migratory flows within host countries and in engaging migrants, through a particular institution s…
Les grands événements et le rôle des expositions. Art et Culture de l’Expo 1911 à Rome
Ce travail s’inspire de la constatation qu’un nombre de plus en plus élevé de villes rivalisent pour accueillir un certain type d’événements : en particulier, ceux que la littérature définit comme de grands événements. Il vise à trouver des réponses possibles à la question du lien entre les événements, notamment les grands événements, et les villes : il cherche en outre à éclairer un cas particulier de grand événement, l’Exposition internationale…
Quello che i numeri non dicono. L’Italia nel commercio internazionale tra ’800 e ’900: Istituzioni, tecniche, protagonisti
The result of a workshop organized by the ‘Orientale’ University of Naples, the collected papers here published examine the place of the Italian economy in international commerce between the nineteenth century and the First World War. Through this prism, the volume’s authors share the view that historical and economic research must be approached by way of a new narrative that takes as its focus the interaction of the period’s main actors. Against…
Le Terme di Viterbo: Dal termalismo sociale ai progetti di rilancio nel segno del turismo del benessere
Le motivazioni sottese a questo studio riguardano alcuni aspetti finora meno studiati del termalismo in Italia, in particolare le trasformazioni prodotte sul settore termale dall’intervento dello Stato a partire dagli anni tra le due guerre; tale intervento, intensifi catosi nel corso della seconda metà del Ventesimo secolo, produsse un nuovo modello di sviluppo, fuori dalle logiche di mercato, incentrato sul termalismo sociale assistito. Divenut…
"Mega Eventi e Città"Globali: Le esposizioni Universali e le Città della Cultura
Gli eventi sono percepiti come occasioni per rilanciare o ricollocare sul mercato un bene naturale o culturale a condizione che questo sia in grado di costituire uno scenario ideale. Un evento, inoltre, può essere definito “Mega” non tanto per le sue dimensioni o per la quantità di visitatori che riesce ad attrarre quanto per la sua ampia diffusione internazionale attraverso gli organi di stampa, la radio, la televisione e Internet. Gli eventi ha…
Public Debt in the Papal States, Sixteenth to Eighteenth Century
The Roman market was a paragon of effective public-debt management. The reason for this success was the confidence that the Camera Apostolica (Apostolic Camera)-the main government body-was able to inspire throughout the centuries, thanks to the low risk and the relatively high returns that it could guarantee in comparison with other lenders and instruments (though few significant investment alternatives were available in the area). A long-term a…
The Reasons for Underdevelopment
The history of Italian colonial affairs has recently attracted renewed interest from historians and economists. It is a complex and involved question. Over the last few years, though perhaps slightly later than the more mature historiography of other European countries, the work of some important scholars has opened up new fields of investigation and research. Recent studies have tried to analyse in greater depth the working mechanisms of the col…
The Reasons for Underdevelopment: The Case of Decolonisation in Somaliland
Companies and Firms in Italian Somalia
Colonisation and trusteeship were important stages in the Italian experience in Somalia, which can be observed through the story of Italian firms and their activities. However, their story has never been studied in literature in depth.
Analysis of the Economic System of Somalia
Italian colonialism could not see beyond bananas, practically it didn’t develop anything beyond bananas. It was a kind of colonialism that did not even look after its own interests: In other words it was short-sighted. Then came independence and things did not change very much, because the old leaders were simply the puppets controlled by old colonial interests.1 These eloquent words by the historian Del Boca invite us to investigate the real eco…
The economic bases of migration from Italy: The distinct cases of Tunisia and Libya (1880s-1960s)
The objective of this essay is to offer an original contribution to the issue of \nItalian migration to Africa from a historical-economic perspective. Our \nresearch will consider the motivations that led many Italians to emigrate to \nTunisia and Libya and, secondly, it will explore what was the return path from \nTunisia and Libya for Italian emigrants. The cases discussed investigate two \ndifferent realities of Italian emigration, a ‘free’ mi…
The Reasons for Underdevelopment
The history of Italian colonial affairs has recently attracted renewed interest from historians and economists. It is a complex and involved question. Over the last few years, though perhaps slightly later than the more mature historiography of other European countries, the work of some important scholars has opened up new fields of investigation and research. Recent studies have tried to analyse in greater depth the working mechanisms of the col…
The Reasons for Underdevelopment: The Case of Decolonisation in Somaliland
Companies and Firms in Italian Somalia
Colonisation and trusteeship were important stages in the Italian experience in Somalia, which can be observed through the story of Italian firms and their activities. However, their story has never been studied in literature in depth.
Analysis of the Economic System of Somalia
Italian colonialism could not see beyond bananas, practically it didn’t develop anything beyond bananas. It was a kind of colonialism that did not even look after its own interests: In other words it was short-sighted. Then came independence and things did not change very much, because the old leaders were simply the puppets controlled by old colonial interests.1 These eloquent words by the historian Del Boca invite us to investigate the real eco…
Public Debt in the Papal States, Sixteenth to Eighteenth Century
The Roman market was a paragon of effective public-debt management. The reason for this success was the confidence that the Camera Apostolica (Apostolic Camera)-the main government body-was able to inspire throughout the centuries, thanks to the low risk and the relatively high returns that it could guarantee in comparison with other lenders and instruments (though few significant investment alternatives were available in the area). A long-term a…
"Mega Eventi e Città"Globali: Le esposizioni Universali e le Città della Cultura
Gli eventi sono percepiti come occasioni per rilanciare o ricollocare sul mercato un bene naturale o culturale a condizione che questo sia in grado di costituire uno scenario ideale. Un evento, inoltre, può essere definito “Mega” non tanto per le sue dimensioni o per la quantità di visitatori che riesce ad attrarre quanto per la sua ampia diffusione internazionale attraverso gli organi di stampa, la radio, la televisione e Internet. Gli eventi ha…
Le Terme di Viterbo: Dal termalismo sociale ai progetti di rilancio nel segno del turismo del benessere
Le motivazioni sottese a questo studio riguardano alcuni aspetti finora meno studiati del termalismo in Italia, in particolare le trasformazioni prodotte sul settore termale dall’intervento dello Stato a partire dagli anni tra le due guerre; tale intervento, intensifi catosi nel corso della seconda metà del Ventesimo secolo, produsse un nuovo modello di sviluppo, fuori dalle logiche di mercato, incentrato sul termalismo sociale assistito. Divenut…
Quello che i numeri non dicono. L’Italia nel commercio internazionale tra ’800 e ’900: Istituzioni, tecniche, protagonisti
The result of a workshop organized by the ‘Orientale’ University of Naples, the collected papers here published examine the place of the Italian economy in international commerce between the nineteenth century and the First World War. Through this prism, the volume’s authors share the view that historical and economic research must be approached by way of a new narrative that takes as its focus the interaction of the period’s main actors. Against…
Migration and institutions: The case of the Veneti
In order to maintain some forms of belonging and a distinct ethnic identity during the migration process, combining elements from the original country with others already active in the country of settlement can prove effective in responding to the various needs of the people involved. Institutions play an important role in attracting or assimilating migratory flows within host countries and in engaging migrants, through a particular institution s…
Les grands événements et le rôle des expositions. Art et Culture de l’Expo 1911 à Rome
Ce travail s’inspire de la constatation qu’un nombre de plus en plus élevé de villes rivalisent pour accueillir un certain type d’événements : en particulier, ceux que la littérature définit comme de grands événements. Il vise à trouver des réponses possibles à la question du lien entre les événements, notamment les grands événements, et les villes : il cherche en outre à éclairer un cas particulier de grand événement, l’Exposition internationale…
Economic and Social Perspectives on European Migration
Assisted’ Migration and the Marshall Plan: The Italian Case
Italy, as a country of arrival for many migrants from outside the European Union, is currently receiving much international media attention because of the ongoing so-called ‘migration crisis’. Historically, however, Italy has been a country of outward migration. This article analyses the history of Italian migration during the post-Second World War years. This crucial period in Italian history was characterised by economic reconstruction and reco…
The economic bases of migration from Italy: The distinct cases of Tunisia and Libya (1880s-1960s)
The objective of this essay is to offer an original contribution to the issue of \nItalian migration to Africa from a historical-economic perspective. Our \nresearch will consider the motivations that led many Italians to emigrate to \nTunisia and Libya and, secondly, it will explore what was the return path from \nTunisia and Libya for Italian emigrants. The cases discussed investigate two \ndifferent realities of Italian emigration, a ‘free’ mi…
The Roman Annona and Its Market in the Eighteenth Century
The Roman Stock Exchange between the 19th and 20th Centuries: A History of the Italian Stock Market
Roman Stock Exchange Between the 19th and 20th Centuries: A History of the Italian Stock Market
Structural Elements of the Rome Stock Exchange: Regulations, Price Lists and Intermediaries
Work and Care of Women. The Case of Two “Manifatture” (Factories): The San Michele a Ripa Factory and the Italian Tobacco Factory
This paper is part of the history of gender economics, adopted a microeconomic approach to study household economic decisions, labor, extended by the new discipline of gender economics in order to study gender differences and their economic implications, especially in the labor market. The present contribution intends to examine how the gender difference and the wage difference were present in the modern age and, in this regard, we want to deepen…
The Development of the Hotel and Tourism Industry in the Twentieth Century: Comparative Perspectives from Western Europe, 1900–1970
Different Forms of Microcredit and Social Business: Microfinance in Global History from the Late Medieval to the Modern
Tourism Destinations and Policies in Europe During the 20th Century: Evolution, Strategies and Markets
Costs, investments, and Italian enterprises in Libya: From colony to developing country
In this article, we examine Italy’s colonization of Libya against the backdrop of more well-known European colonial histories in Africa, building on a vast body of historical literature in Italian concerning Italy’s imperial experiences. We present previously unknown archival statistics to measure both private and public colonial activities and to assess their actual impact on Libya’s development compared with the outcomes predicted by leading th…
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