ASMI Conference 2011
The Italian 'Character': Virtues and Vices
15 - 16th December, Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, London
The debate on national identity is often associated with qualifying the defining traits of a nation's 'character'. The question of defining the Italian 'character' came sharply to the fore in the aftermath of Italy's unification, when the challenges of 'making Italians' raised questions about their national characteristics.
Previous conferences
- 2010 - Italy and its Pasts: an interdisciplinary conference
- 2009 - Italy and the Emotions: perspectives from the eighteenth century to the present
- 2008 - The Media in Italy: Historical Perspectives and Future Challenges
- 2007 - Garibaldi: The Politics of Radical Fame
- 2006 - Consuming Italy: Consumption in Italy and the Consumption of Italy
- 2005 - Italy at War
- 2004 - The Second Italian Republic Ten Years On: Prospect and Retrospect
- 2003 - Assassinations, Murders and Mysteries in Modern Italy
- 2002 - Gender and the Private Sphere in Italy: Home, Family and Sexuality
- 2001 - Italian Colonialism and Post-Colonial Legacies
