Front

1. THE SEA, CITIES, STATES AND EMPIRES IN ANTIQUITIES
1. Sea Migration in the Roman Empire
   C. Salvaterra
2. The Maritime City in the Graeco-Roman Perception. Carthage and Alexandria: two Emblematic Examples
   A. Cristofori
3. Monetary Unification in the Ancient World
   T. Caruso
4. City-States and Roman Administration: from the Conquest of Latium to the
   Empire
   Marinella Pasquinucci
5. Grain Distribution in Late Republican Rome
   Alessandro Cristofori
6. A Crisis in the Multiethnic Society of Ancient Alexandria (66 A.D.)
   C. Salvaterra
   1. GENDER, ART AND RELIGION IN THE ANCIENT WORLD
7. Women in Ancient Greece: a Political and Artistic Approach
   J.-L. Lamboley
8. The Female Model and the Reality of Roman Women
   under the Republic and the Empire
   F. Cenerini
9. Imperial Princesses in the Imperial Cult in Ancient Rome
   Maria José Hidalgo de la Vega
10. Religion, Women and Politics in Imperial Rome (4th-5th century A.D.)
    M. Rodriguez Gervas – D.Perez Sanchez
    1. CREATING ANTIQUITY: THE ROLE OF HISTORIOGRAPHY AND POLITICS
11. Ancient History in Spanish Historiography
    M.J. Hidalgo de la Vega
12. Modern States and Ancient Greek History
    C. Ampolo
13. Ancient Greece in French Historiography
    

    J.-L. Lamboley

14. The Arabs and the Perception of Ancient Europe
    D. Amaldi
    1. EMPIRES, CITIES AND IDENTITIES FORM MIDDLE AGES TO MODERNITY
15. Local and Regional Identity in Medieval Tuscia
    M. Ronzani
16. Pisa in the Middle Ages: the Dream and the Reality of Empire
    Enrica Salvatori
17. Defining the Gentleman and the Gentlewoman in the Italian Renaissance
    L. Saracco
18. The Spanish Perception of Italian Political Reality (16th and 17th Centuries)
    M. Olivari
19. Plus ultra: Notes on States, Nations and the Spanish Empire
    Ann Katherine Isaacs
20. Welfare in an Italian City-State: Siena and the Hospital of Santa Maria della
    Scala
    Ann Katherine Isaacs
21. Images of the Other: Venice’s Perception of the Knights of Malta
    V. Mallia-Milanes
22. Jews in Tuscany in the Modern Age
    L. Frattarelli Fischer
    
    1. WORK, GENDER AND LANGUAGE: THE FORMATION OF NATIONAL IDENTITY
23. Work and Gender in Early Modern Italy
    D. Lombardi
24. Voices of Folly: Stories of Women and Man in the Rome Insane Asylum (1850-1915)
    V. Fiorino
25. Women and the Writing of National History. Italy, 1860-1914
    I. Porciani
26. Trieste and the Austrian Littoral 1700-1850
    E. Faber
27. Telling the Story of the Nation in Risorgimento Italy
    A.M. Banti
28. Roman Homes. The Housing Question in ‘Roma Capitale’
    Taina Syrjämaa
29. Racism and/or Nationalism: Minorities and Language Policy under Fascist Regimes
    K. Bochmann