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Abstract: Umberto Signori This article proposes to examine the lasting possession and hereditary disposition of certain consulships. The essay shows that removing the consulship from the dynamics of competition and careerism defined the construction of a family’s status and the belonging of the titleholder to a social and kinship group. It also shows that claiming property and inheritance rights over the consulship was a matter of public protection. In the case selected, relating to the Venetian consuls in the early modern Kingdom of Naples, the patrimonial possession of the consulship was performed both by members of the Republic’s elite and by families who had established their privileged social status in the Neapolitan Adriatic. The author aims to demonstrate that during the early modern age, the association of an immaterial and individual title such as the "merit" with the consulship conferred on the consular families a social identity that was heritable and extendable to the entire lineage. PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: Michele Di Giorgio In this article, the author analyzes the genesis and the development of the enrollment and training system for the low-ranking personnel of Interior Ministry police. The reform of the training sector was probably the most important among those that affected the police of the Republic in the years following the economic boom. The author shows how the Public security, moving from a small and inefficient basic training system, equipped itself with an articulated and efficient school system during the sixties, managing to structure complex and new training programs and study materials. As the author demonstrates, despite this massive transformation of the training system (which in part also affected the recruitment methods), the police failed to provide the low-ranking personnel with adequate training to respond to the challenges of a rapidly-changing society. This was mostly due to organizational and structural dysfunctions that excessively compressed the training time and undermined the efficiency of the new police academies, besides a poor selection of enlisted personnel. PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: Olimpia Capitano The author tries to deal with Labour history’s decline, confronting its downfall starting from the 1970s and approaching some crucial passages into the theorical debate, before and after that fundamental decade. The review stresses the recent input given by the large area of interests defined by Global Labour history. GLH has been able to interrogate the past in a new way, enlarging temporal, geographical and thematical perspectives. The new attention to precariousness is noted as the symbolic object of a historiography emancipated from the centrality of salaried work. PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: Francesca Sofia Starting from the volume Re-imagining democracy in the Mediterranean 1780-1860 - which claims to free this geopolitical area from the stigma of subordination - the essay intends to demonstrate the full participation of Mediterranean Europe in contemporary public debates and its original participation at the rise of democracy. PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: Antonio Trampus This contribution discusses, on the basis of the volume Re-imagining Democracy in the Mediterranean 1780-1860, the problem of periodisation and the problem of the coherence of the Mediterranean area within the paths of democracy between 18th and 19th centuries. PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: Andreas Hedwig The Corona crisis was a challenge for the German archives. However, they adapted their internal office communication as well as their specialized archival tasks to the pandemic conditions quite quickly and successfully. In particular, the professional work areas of preservation, use and mediation were restricted. After the pandemic was declared, archive users only gradually adjusted to replacing visits to the reading rooms with more intensive use of Internet services, more research requests and more orders for digital copies of archive materials. Event and publication offering were also moved to the web, social media opportunities were used more intensively, and special online events were offered. Overall, the Corona crisis has given German archives a noticeable digital boost. PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: Klaus Kempf The Covid-19 pandemic has suddenly and unexpectedly imposed a new range of challenges to research libraries and especially to public libraries. Both typologies, as well as all other public institutions, have been largely hit by lockdown measures. Their traditional services, in particular the use of media in reading rooms, as well as loan services, including inter-library loans, had to stop. Only contactless services could carry on. This means that digital services have flourished, if they were already part of the offer, but also if they were not. It is therefore arguable that, on the one hand, the pandemic has performed as an accelerator for a sizeable part of the pre-existent library functions, in particular, those that were already developing - such as digital services. On the other hand, it has suggested that other (analogical) services had to be abandoned or at least temporarily set aside. PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: A cura della Redazione PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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Abstract: A cura della Redazione PubDate: Sat, 15 Apr 2022 8:00:00 GMT
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