Consuming Socialists: Children, Families and the State in Postwar Poland
Rivista di Storia dell'Educazione, 2017 The article explores the relationship between children and consumption in 1960s and 1970s Poland. This is a rich and complex historical context, in which both the notion of childhood and that of consumption carried multiple and contradictory meanings ...
Stefania Bernini
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"Nationalism as a national danger?" Early Romanian socialists and the paradoxes of the national question (1880-1914) [PDF]
, 2015 This article traces the gradual accommodation of early socialists in Romania with the predicament of nationalism in the period between 1880 and 1914.
Mandru, Anca, Anca Maria Mândru
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Antifascist Christians: an oxymoron for the socialists? [PDF]
, 2020 Las relaciones entre católicos y socialistas en Argentina estuvieron marcadas desde un principio por fuertes tensiones y rispideces. Desde fines del siglo XIX, los ataques cruzados entre el Partido Socialista y la Iglesia Católica condicionaron desde lo ...
Guiamet, Javier, Bisso, Andrés
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Was there an alternative? European socialists facing capitalism in the long 1970s [PDF]
, 2019 This article examines Western European socialists’ attempt to assert a ‘socialist alternative’ to a crumbling world order during the long 1970s. In Western Europe, the 1968 uprisings inaugurated a decade of intense social contestation, which coincided ...
Andry, Aurélie
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Divorcing Socialists: Urban Divorce Culture and Danish Socialists in Chicago, 1876-1881
European Journal of American StudiesThe surge in late-nineteenth century American divorce rates, particularly among the working class, has since then perplexed scholars. This study argues that understanding this phenomenon requires a multifaceted approach, considering both the urban ...
Tina Langholm Larsen
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We Cease to be Mere Fragments: Justice, Alienation, Liberalism and Socialism
Political PhilosophyWhat is the relationship between liberalism and socialism? Partisans of each political tradition often focus on the shortcomings of the other, with socialists charging liberals with defending merely formal ideas of freedom, which lead them to a naïve ...
Jan Kandiyali, Martin O'Neill
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Are all socialists anti-religious?: Anti-religiosity and the socialist left in 21 Western European countries (1990-2008) [PDF]
, 2015 The political situation in the Soviet Union during the twentieth century has led some to suggest that socialism is some kind of secular religion as opposed to ‘normal’ religion.
P Achterberg +7 more
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Socialist and Post-socialist Communication Research: a Longitudinal Analysis
Zeszyty Prasoznawcze, 2017 Artykuł przedstawia historię oraz współczesny stan studiów nad komunikowaniem i mediami, a także tematyczne i teoretyczne foci tej dyscypliny, bazując na analizie zawartości artykułów dotyczących komunikowania w czasopismach z zakresu nauk społecznych oraz komunikacji i mediów, które były publikowane w Chorwacji w latach 1969-2011.
Peruško, Zrinjka, Vozab, Dina
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The National Socialists and How They Ostracized an Entire Population [PDF]
, 2020 In this paper, I analyze how the National Socialists ostracized the Jews before the start of World War II. I also discuss the importance of teaching students about this topic in US schools in a way that promotes historical inquiry, historical empathy ...
Weber, Kathryn
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El Cuarto Gobierno de Fanfani y la apertura a la Izquierda. Un acercamiento histórico
Diacronie. Studi di Storia Contemporanea, 2013 The present essay examines the Italian political situation during the early 1960’s. It discusses a moment of profound change that culminates in the formation of the 4th Fanfani government, an executive that opened to the socialists parting with the ...
Matteo Anastasi ha cursado los estudios de Historia en la Universidad Europea de Roma. En la actualidad realiza la especialización en Relaciones Internacionales en la Universidad LUISS Guido Carli. Se ha centrado en el análisis del fenómeno político de la apertura a la Izquierda en Italia tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial y en la historia diplomática italiana.
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