PPT-Prof. Bruno Pierri History of Italian Foreign Policy

Introduction of Course January 28th 2015 Educational Tasks Knowledge and understanding The course aims at providing the students the main issues and concepts of the history of Italian foreign policy with a particular focus on Fascist policy of power as well as the relationships with colonial realities of those times. History of Italian Foreign Policy. Italian Emigration: A Historiographical Analysis, 1860-1960 . March 10th, 2015. 1876-1900. 1901-1915. 1916-1942. 1946-1961. 1876-1976. A few numbers. By outbreak of WW2, some 20 million Italians had been involved in emigration process since 1860, of whom 14 million remained permanently domiciled outside Italy. History of Italian Foreign Policy. Italian Military Policy: A Historiographical Analysis, 1860-1960 . February 11th, 2015. Post-Unitarian Italy. Special relationship of King with Army. Myth of Garibaldi. History of Italian Foreign Policy. . The Abyssinian War and the Middle Eastern aftermath. March 17th, 2015 . Italian East Africa. Mussolini-Laval Agreements Jan 1935. Jan 1935: treaty that defined disputed parts of French Somaliland as part of Eritrea, redefined the official status of Italians in French-held Tunisia, and essentially gave the Italians a free hand in dealing with Ethiopia. History of Italian Foreign Policy. Italian Foreign Policy: A Historiographical Analysis, 1922-1960 . February 10th, 2015. Mussolini 1940. If war goes on, impossible for Italy to stay out. Italy not relegated in corner of Europe as Spain. History of Italian Foreign Policy. Italian Emigration: A Historiographical Analysis, 1860-1960 . February 17th, 2016. 1876-1900. 1901-1915. 1916-1942. 1946-1961. 1876-1976. A few numbers. By outbreak of WW2, some 20 million Italians had been involved in emigration process since 1860, of whom 14 million remained permanently domiciled outside Italy. L/O – To examine the key features of Italian foreign policy between 1922 and 1935. Did Mussolini have a foreign policy?. In his first speech to the Chamber of Deputies in 1922, Mussolini proclaimed that ‘. History of Italian Foreign Policy. . Fascist Middle Eastern Policy: Towards the War, 1938-1940. April 5th, 2016 . Eastern Accords and Suez Canal. . Italian ships amounted to 20% of traffic across Canal, second only to British, but no Italian was member of Suez Canal Company . L/O – To examine how Italian foreign policy changed between 1936 and 1939. Europe after Abyssinia. The invasion of Abyssinia was a . turning point . in international relations. The credibility of the League of Nations and the whole concept of . L/O – To identify the causes and conditions that encouraged an expansionist foreign policy in Italy. Who was Benito Mussolini?. Benito . Amilcare. Andrea Mussolini . was born in 1883 in Northern Italy. His father was a socialist blacksmith, and mother a catholic school teacher.. Italian Military Policy: A Historiographical Analysis, 1860-1960 . February 3th, 2016. Post-Unitarian Italy. Special relationship of King with Army. Myth of Garibaldi. By 1870 middle-class element predominant in Army ranking. U.S. foreign policy seeks to promote, protect, and project the foreign policy agenda and interests of the United States. There are three goals in order to meet this objective:. 1. National Security. Isolationists. in 1867-1910 (Before ww2). Questions. How did this happened?. Who was involved?. When did this happened? (NO EXCUSES) . Isolations before ww1. President James Monroe issued a statement of U.S. foreign policy in . Italian Emigration: A Historiographical Analysis, 1860-1960 . March 10th, 2015. 1876-1900. 1901-1915. 1916-1942. 1946-1961. 1876-1976. A few numbers. By outbreak of WW2, some 20 million Italians had been involved in emigration process since 1860, of whom 14 million remained permanently domiciled outside Italy. and segmental accuracy. Jame. s Emil Flege. Professor Emeritus. School of Health Professions. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Sophia University, Tokyo. July 22, 2018. *The research reported here was supported for the National Institute for Deafness & Other Communicative Disorders (NIDCD) .