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ASMI recently supported a well-attended workshop in Cambridge on 'Politicizing the Social and the Cultural in the Histories of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany' (9 June 2017), also sponsored by the German History Society and the Trevelyan Fund. This brought together leading experts on Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany for three excellent papers and a roundtable discussion. The event strengthened links between ASMI and the German History Society, set an agenda for future workshops, and is likely to generate publications. The organisers, Hannah Malone (hom22@cam.ac.uk) and Christian Goeschel (christian.goeschel@manchester.ac.uk), welcome contact regarding related future events.
Details of ASMI's sponsorship of conferences and similar events organised by its members can be found here: http://asmi.cambridge.org/sponsorship/
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ASMI is pleased to announce that there will be a number of £50 bursaries available to assist with conference fees and travel costs associated with the 2017 ASMI annual conference. These are intended for postgraduate students and early-career scholars not yet in regular employment, who do not have other institutional resources available to cover these costs. Preference will be given to those presenting papers at the conference. To apply, please send a brief statement confirming your circumstances to the ASMI Secretary (asmi.secretary@gmail.com) by 15 September 2017. >>
Winner of the 2016 prize was Diego Gavini of the University of Rome Tor Vergata, for his essay ‘La memoria dei morti e la costruzione di una nuova “religione civile”: uno studio dei funerali delle vittime di mafia (1963-2012)’. The deadline for submissions for the 2017 prize is 31 July. >>
The Culture and Politics of the Italian Family from the 19th to the 21st Century
1/2 December 2017, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Belgrave Square, London SW1
Conference convenors: Paul Ginsborg, Christian Goeschel, Sofia Serenelli and Alessandra Antola Swan
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