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Camillo Cavour and Pietro Paleocapa: Italy’s Path to Unification and the Technoscientific Diplomacythis larger European framework and during the ‘decennio di preparazione’ (decade of preparation) leading to Italy’s unification. As minister, Paleocapa was also pursuing the construction of the Fréjus tunnel through the Alps, connecting Italy to France. Participation in high-level European diplomac
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A Venice of the Desert: The Successes and Failures of the Suez Canal in Revitalising Mediterranean Ttly between major ports of Northwest Europe and Asia, thus entirely bypassing the traditional trans-shipment routes via minor ports of the Mediterranean. Consequently, while the Mediterranean was previously central to trade between Europe and Asia, the opening of the Suez Canal that cut through the
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The Trieste-Suez Connection: How Businessmen and Explorers Reshaped the Mediterranean in the EighteePrince von Metternich, suggested that the city should become a hub for trade with the East Indies through the Adriatic route; shortly afterwards, the local Chamber of Commerce backed a mission to the Levant to investigate the convenience of transporting goods via Suez..This chapter investigates Trie
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Credit, Debt and Power: Italian Foreign Policy in the Heavily Indebted Muslim Mediterranean Countrientry’s scarce financial and economic resources, membership of these financial commissions enabled Italy to act as an imperialistic Great Power. This chapter sheds light on a hitherto relatively obscure chapter of Italian economic and political foreign policy-making following the sovereign bankruptci