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Caroline White. Patrons and Partisans: A Study of Politics in Two Southern Italian Communi. (Cambridge Studies in Social Anthropology, number 31.) New York: Cambridge University Press. 1980. Pp. xii, 196. $19.95

American Historical Review, 1981
Rudolph M Bell, Bell Rudolph M
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Framing Beekeeping, Environmental Change, and Adaptation in the Italian Alps. An Anthropological Perspective

My paper illustrates how beekeeping and bee caring can be seen as an assemblage of people and things, of human and non human actors which trigger new ways of facing climate changes. I believe that, from a theoretical perspective, issues such as assemblage and entanglement can prove to be very useful tools for anthropologists.
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Analysis of size and shape differences between ancient and present-day Italian crania using metrics and geometric morphometrics based on multislice computed tomography

Forensic Sciences Research, 2017
Roberto Grassi, Giuseppe Guglielmi, Salvatore Cappabianca   +2 more
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Subjective Social Support in Older Male Italian-Born Immigrants in Australia

Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology, 2011
Vasikaran Naganathan, Robert Cumming, Fiona Blyth   +2 more
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A room in Italian Anthropology: female scholars in the Florentine Society of Paolo Mantegazza

2022
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: Marriage Rituals Italian Style: A Historical Anthropological Perspective on Early Modern Italian Jews

Renaissance Quarterly, 2005
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The Visual Anthropology Archive : images of Africa in Italian Collections

Archivio di etnografia : rivista del dipartimento di scienze storiche, linguistiche e antropologiche, Università degli studi della Basilicata : IX, 1/2, 2014
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Making Italians: Aryanism and Anthropology in Italy during the Risorgimento

2013
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Roni Weinstein, Marriage Rituals Italian Style. A Historical Anthropological Perspective on Early Modern Italian Jews

L'Homme, 2006
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PAOLO MANTEGAZZA'S VISION: The Science of Man behind the World's First Museum of Anthropology (Florence, Italy, 1869)

Museum Anthropology, 2019
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