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Matteo Pasetti

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ID5625182
NAMEMatteo Pasetti
GIVEN NAMESMatteo
FAMILY NAMEPasetti
SIGNATUREPASETTI M
AFFILIATIONSMinistère de la Santé Publique
ORCID0000-0003-4232-5607
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Il corporativismo fascista all’estero

    Open Access•Claire Lorenzelli, Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Laboratoire italien•2024

    Questo numero monografico prende in esame la circolazione, la ricezione e le forme d’ibridazione del corporativismo dell’Italia fascista nel mondo tra gli anni Venti e Cinquanta. Postulando l’idea di un “laboratorio corporativo”, italiano e internazionale, questo numero vorrebbe proporre una storia transnazionale di tale modello politico, economico e sociale

  • Le corporatisme fasciste à l’étranger

    Open Access•Claire Lorenzelli, Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Laboratoire italien•2024

    Ce numéro interroge la circulation, la réception et les formes d’hybridation du corporatisme de l’Italie fasciste dans le monde entre les années 1920 et 1950. En postulant l’idée d’un « laboratoire corporatif », italien et international, ce numéro souhaite proposer une histoire transnationale de ce modèle politique, économique et social

  • Sur la circulation du modèle corporatif fasciste dans le monde

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Laboratoire italien•2024

    Dans l’historiographie récente sur la dimension transnationale du fascisme, un rôle de première importance a été attribué à la circulation du modèle corporatif que le régime de Mussolini a commencé à construire à partir du milieu des années 1920. Il a été démontré, qu’à partir de ce moment-là, de nombreux intellectuels et hommes politiques de divers pays du monde, non seulement d’extrême droite mais aussi d’inspiration idéologique différente, ont…

  • Fascism in the public sphere of post-fascist Italy

    Alessio Gagliardi, Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Journal of Modern Italian Studies•2024

    Over the entire post-war period up to the present day, the endurance of fascism has remained a significant subject of Italian politics. The neo-fascist party, Movimento Sociale Italiano (M.S.I.), was born immediately after the Second World War. Furthermore, the transition to Republic coexisted with structural continuity with the dictatorship: many elements of fascist state, as the administrative institutions, central bureaucracy and economic ruli…

  • The ‘fascist threat’ in Berlusconi’s Italy

    Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Journal of Modern Italian Studies•2024•References: 2

    Still frequent today in the Italian political-media arena, the use of the term 'fascist' as an epithet aimed at opponents who do not proclaim themselves to be such, in order to discredit them in the eyes of democratic public opinion, is a custom in the history of Italian Republic. 'Fascist' has thus become an inflated insult, since over the years it has been addressed to a multitude of different political subjects. At the same time, its meaning h…

  • The cleanest, neatest, most effectively operating piece of social machinery I’ve ever seen”

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Forum Italicum A Journal of…•2023•References: 17

    In the era between the two world wars, the spread of corporatist laws and institutions in many countries, flourishing mostly in the 1930s, was marked by a transnational hybridization of projects and experiences. Against this background, the Italian corporatist state became a milestone for many intellectuals and politicians not only in Europe but also on the American continent. This article deals with the transatlantic influence of the corporatist…

  • Corporativismi allo specchio. Quattro variazioni nella dialettica tra cattolicesimo e fascismo

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Storicamente•2020

    The article focuses on the role played by Corporatism in the connections between Catholicism and Fascism in Europe. The aim is to sketch a development marked by four variations: 1) the convergence on corporatist doctrine as a meeting point between the Catholic tradition and the Fascist movement; 2) the distancing of certain Catholic circles from the corporatist order that Fascism achieved in Italy; 3) the realignment of Catholic political thought…

  • Corporatist Connections

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•CHAPTER•Fascism Without Borders•2017

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  • Corporatist Connections

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•CHAPTER•Fascism Without Borders•2017

  • Corporativismi allo specchio. Quattro variazioni nella dialettica tra cattolicesimo e fascismo

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Storicamente•2020

    The article focuses on the role played by Corporatism in the connections between Catholicism and Fascism in Europe. The aim is to sketch a development marked by four variations: 1) the convergence on corporatist doctrine as a meeting point between the Catholic tradition and the Fascist movement; 2) the distancing of certain Catholic circles from the corporatist order that Fascism achieved in Italy; 3) the realignment of Catholic political thought…

  • The cleanest, neatest, most effectively operating piece of social machinery I’ve ever seen”

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Forum Italicum A Journal of…•2023•References: 17

    In the era between the two world wars, the spread of corporatist laws and institutions in many countries, flourishing mostly in the 1930s, was marked by a transnational hybridization of projects and experiences. Against this background, the Italian corporatist state became a milestone for many intellectuals and politicians not only in Europe but also on the American continent. This article deals with the transatlantic influence of the corporatist…

  • Il corporativismo fascista all’estero

    Open Access•Claire Lorenzelli, Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Laboratoire italien•2024

    Questo numero monografico prende in esame la circolazione, la ricezione e le forme d’ibridazione del corporativismo dell’Italia fascista nel mondo tra gli anni Venti e Cinquanta. Postulando l’idea di un “laboratorio corporativo”, italiano e internazionale, questo numero vorrebbe proporre una storia transnazionale di tale modello politico, economico e sociale

  • Le corporatisme fasciste à l’étranger

    Open Access•Claire Lorenzelli, Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Laboratoire italien•2024

    Ce numéro interroge la circulation, la réception et les formes d’hybridation du corporatisme de l’Italie fasciste dans le monde entre les années 1920 et 1950. En postulant l’idée d’un « laboratoire corporatif », italien et international, ce numéro souhaite proposer une histoire transnationale de ce modèle politique, économique et social

  • Sur la circulation du modèle corporatif fasciste dans le monde

    Open Access•Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Laboratoire italien•2024

    Dans l’historiographie récente sur la dimension transnationale du fascisme, un rôle de première importance a été attribué à la circulation du modèle corporatif que le régime de Mussolini a commencé à construire à partir du milieu des années 1920. Il a été démontré, qu’à partir de ce moment-là, de nombreux intellectuels et hommes politiques de divers pays du monde, non seulement d’extrême droite mais aussi d’inspiration idéologique différente, ont…

  • Fascism in the public sphere of post-fascist Italy

    Alessio Gagliardi, Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Journal of Modern Italian Studies•2024

    Over the entire post-war period up to the present day, the endurance of fascism has remained a significant subject of Italian politics. The neo-fascist party, Movimento Sociale Italiano (M.S.I.), was born immediately after the Second World War. Furthermore, the transition to Republic coexisted with structural continuity with the dictatorship: many elements of fascist state, as the administrative institutions, central bureaucracy and economic ruli…

  • The ‘fascist threat’ in Berlusconi’s Italy

    Matteo Pasetti•ARTICLE•Journal of Modern Italian Studies•2024•References: 2

    Still frequent today in the Italian political-media arena, the use of the term 'fascist' as an epithet aimed at opponents who do not proclaim themselves to be such, in order to discredit them in the eyes of democratic public opinion, is a custom in the history of Italian Republic. 'Fascist' has thus become an inflated insult, since over the years it has been addressed to a multitude of different political subjects. At the same time, its meaning h…

Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Corporatism (2 works) · French Historical and Cultural Studies (2 works) · History (2 works)

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