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Abstract: The years 1943-45 marked the fundamental turning point in the history of Italian foreign policy. The breakdown of the traditional foreign policy of the Italian state made necessary to rebuild it on new foundations in the new international context. The real re
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Abstract: In spite of being a defeated country in the Second World War, Italy was a founding member of the Atlantic Alliance, because the USA highly valued her strategic importance and wished to assure her political stability. After 1955, Italy tried to advocate the Al
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Abstract: After the Second World War Italy's international position was very weak, sharply contrasting her aspirations. For a few years, Italy's European choice was largely influenced by the belief that it would strengthen Italy's international status and would favour
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Abstract: The role of diplomacy in post-war Italian foreign policy increased as Italian politics polarized around two mass parties, the Christian Democrats and the Communists, taking their cues respectively from Washington (and the Vatican) and from Moscow. A domestic
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Abstract: In post-war Italy, the refusal of nationalism and the aspiration to a policy of international cooperation both at the European and world level were widely shared. At the Potsdam conference American President Truman proposed to admit Italy to UNO, however, thi
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Abstract: After the second world war. the Italian economy was in poor conditions. During the 1950s, Italy received not only the Marshall Plan aid but also conspicuous loans from the World Bank. This situation and the scant attention paid by the public regarding issues
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Abstract: The article focuses on the civil-military relations in Republican Italy. The new democratic model of relations between the political authorities and the military had a strong continuity in the past. Also, in the new Republic the Armed Forces enjoyed a large d
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Abstract: Italy's military nuclear policy throughout the Cold War was an attempt to foster the country's aspirations to a position of parity among the other European powers. The issue of its own rank and collocation in the international hierarchy of powers had been cen
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Abstract: Since late Seventies/early Eighties, military missions abroad have been a key element in Italian foreign and security policy. Traditionally discharged in a more or less tight multinational framework, they have been the instrument that the country has adopted
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Abstract: Operational terrorism is a vicious by-product of ideological terrorism. Numerous countries have mastered operational counter-terrorism but not strategic counter-terrorism. To be successful, the operational hunt for terrorists must be complemented with the cor
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Resumen: El desarrollo de las relaciones entre la Unión Europea y Argelia ha tenido como trasfondo una situación interna extremadamente complicada que, a lo largo de una década, ha provocado más de 100.000 víctimas. La respuesta política de la Unión Europea ante los a
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Resumen: La libertad religiosa es el núcleo del Mensaje para la XLIV Jornada Mundial de la Paz que ha dirigido Benedicto XVI. Cuestión, sin duda, extraordinariamente delicada, pues comporta graves implicaciones en materia de seguridad principalmente por dos motivos: p
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