La historiografía italiana ante el proceso de integración europea. Tendencias y nuevas líneas de investigación.

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1344/IHE2022.135.6

Keywords:

Italian historiography, European integration process, research metodologies and research topics, national-supranational

Abstract

The following article deals with analyzing the methodologies adopted and the issues analyzed by Italian historiography for the study of the European integration process. The latter is composed of a whole series of problems of definition and understanding that make the boundaries of investigation extremely wide. From manual reflections on the history of the EEC/EU to specific reconstructions such as, for example, those related to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) or the link between European identity and anti-fascism, passing through the study of the political and economic dimension expressed by the EEC/EU in the international context. What emerges is a broad historiographical framework, well prepared to further increase the fields of
study.




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Author Biography

Simone POLIDORI

He is currently a doctoral student at the University of Tuscia in Viterbo in co-tutorship with the University of Barcelona with a research project titled From the monetary snake to Maastricht. The left of Italy and Spain to the test of European integration (1972-1992). Among the main topics of interest are the history of socialism and international communism, as well as the European integration process. In 2020, he completed a period of study at the Historical Archive of the European Union (HAEU) thanks to obtaining the Vibeke Sørensen postgraduate scholarship.

 

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Published

2023-04-12

Issue

No. 135 (2022)

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STATES OF THE ART

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