This chapter seeks to shed some light onto the field of Italian international relations from the end of World War II up to the major transformations of 1989-1991. To this purpose, it is structured into two main sections of unequal length. The first briefly canvasses the main theoretical explanations longer, while a second longer section explores more in detail the different phases of its evolution throughout the Cold War. A final paragraph offers some concluding remarks and tries to recap its main features.
Nuti, L. (2011). Italian Foreign Policy in the Cold War: A Constant Search for Status. In M. Carbone (a cura di), Italy in the Post-Cold War Order. Adaptation, Bipartisanhip, Visibility (pp. 25-46). Lanham : Lexington Books.
Italian Foreign Policy in the Cold War: A Constant Search for Status
NUTI, Leopoldo
2011-01-01
Abstract
This chapter seeks to shed some light onto the field of Italian international relations from the end of World War II up to the major transformations of 1989-1991. To this purpose, it is structured into two main sections of unequal length. The first briefly canvasses the main theoretical explanations longer, while a second longer section explores more in detail the different phases of its evolution throughout the Cold War. A final paragraph offers some concluding remarks and tries to recap its main features.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
