Umberto Gentiloni Silveri
Biographic Data
| ID | 6680995 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Umberto Gentiloni Silveri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Umberto Gentiloni |
| FAMILY NAME | Silveri |
| SIGNATURE | SILVERI U G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sapienza University of Rome |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A turning point for Italian foreign policy? Italian politics and the new global order after the Cold War (1989–1999)
Let us begin with a snapshot of the world as it is today: war has returned, nationalist movements are exploding, liberal democracy is in crisis, traditional international alliances have weakened, t
The Italian centre-right’s foreign policy in a post Cold War world
The History of Contemporary Italy 1943-2019
On the Origins of the Crisis. Italian Political Cultures and the Process of European Integration in the 1980s
The introduction to the issue emphasizes the interpretation of the weight of European political integration on the italian political culture in the long post war period of the Republic. The presentation of the various contributions qualifies the relationship between the internal framework and the international context with particular attention to the turning point of the 1980s
The Italian question
In recent months, the importance of anti-system political and cultural forces have progressively been gaining ground. The internal balance within the Italian Republic has shifted, taking on new forms and content. This new chapter in Italian history is set to become a particularly interesting case study, both with regards to the dynamics that are impacting the nation’s political and institutional system, and with regards to the links between these…
Briefly remembering Rosario Villari (1925–2017)
Umberto Gentiloni Silveri reflects briefly on the life and career of the Italian historian Rosario Villari who died in October 2017
Italy 1990–2014
This introduction explains how the contributors to this special issue draw on interdisciplinary approaches to explain why after 1992–94 Italy never experienced a true transition and why the crisis has become systemic, affecting the entire Italian political, economic, financial and institutional system with far-reaching consequences for Italian society and its future
Italy's unfinished transition
In the early 1990s, Italy was drawn into a spiral of unprecedented transformation precipitated by changes that were taking place both inside Italy and on the international scene. Financial, political and institutional crises were superimposed in ways that brought into question the survival of the whole Italian system. This occurred at a moment when world geo-political relations were shifting dramatically and radically changing established relatio…
Pietro Scoppola (1926–2007)
Pietro Scoppola, one of the leading figures in the intellectual life of contemporary Italy, died in October 2007. His career as a historian was closely interwoven with his civil commitment and he was an active participant in many spheres of public life in Italy. His work as a historian was inseparable from his attempts to think in broader terms about the dynamics of Italian society and politics, about the weight and legacy of the past and its par…
The Italian question
In recent months, the importance of anti-system political and cultural forces have progressively been gaining ground. The internal balance within the Italian Republic has shifted, taking on new forms and content. This new chapter in Italian history is set to become a particularly interesting case study, both with regards to the dynamics that are impacting the nation’s political and institutional system, and with regards to the links between these…
Italy 1990–2014
This introduction explains how the contributors to this special issue draw on interdisciplinary approaches to explain why after 1992–94 Italy never experienced a true transition and why the crisis has become systemic, affecting the entire Italian political, economic, financial and institutional system with far-reaching consequences for Italian society and its future
Italy's unfinished transition
In the early 1990s, Italy was drawn into a spiral of unprecedented transformation precipitated by changes that were taking place both inside Italy and on the international scene. Financial, political and institutional crises were superimposed in ways that brought into question the survival of the whole Italian system. This occurred at a moment when world geo-political relations were shifting dramatically and radically changing established relatio…
Pietro Scoppola (1926–2007)
Pietro Scoppola, one of the leading figures in the intellectual life of contemporary Italy, died in October 2007. His career as a historian was closely interwoven with his civil commitment and he was an active participant in many spheres of public life in Italy. His work as a historian was inseparable from his attempts to think in broader terms about the dynamics of Italian society and politics, about the weight and legacy of the past and its par…
Italy 1990–2014
This introduction explains how the contributors to this special issue draw on interdisciplinary approaches to explain why after 1992–94 Italy never experienced a true transition and why the crisis has become systemic, affecting the entire Italian political, economic, financial and institutional system with far-reaching consequences for Italian society and its future
Italy's unfinished transition
In the early 1990s, Italy was drawn into a spiral of unprecedented transformation precipitated by changes that were taking place both inside Italy and on the international scene. Financial, political and institutional crises were superimposed in ways that brought into question the survival of the whole Italian system. This occurred at a moment when world geo-political relations were shifting dramatically and radically changing established relatio…
Briefly remembering Rosario Villari (1925–2017)
Umberto Gentiloni Silveri reflects briefly on the life and career of the Italian historian Rosario Villari who died in October 2017
The Italian question
In recent months, the importance of anti-system political and cultural forces have progressively been gaining ground. The internal balance within the Italian Republic has shifted, taking on new forms and content. This new chapter in Italian history is set to become a particularly interesting case study, both with regards to the dynamics that are impacting the nation’s political and institutional system, and with regards to the links between these…
The History of Contemporary Italy 1943-2019
On the Origins of the Crisis. Italian Political Cultures and the Process of European Integration in the 1980s
The introduction to the issue emphasizes the interpretation of the weight of European political integration on the italian political culture in the long post war period of the Republic. The presentation of the various contributions qualifies the relationship between the internal framework and the international context with particular attention to the turning point of the 1980s
The Italian centre-right’s foreign policy in a post Cold War world
A turning point for Italian foreign policy? Italian politics and the new global order after the Cold War (1989–1999)
Let us begin with a snapshot of the world as it is today: war has returned, nationalist movements are exploding, liberal democracy is in crisis, traditional international alliances have weakened, t
Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Global Political and Social Dynamics (3 works) · Historical and Environmental Studies (3 works)