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Fiscal Competition: Perfect Capital Mobilityio Fogazzaro (1842–1911). Fogazzaro was the writer who brought to the forefront, and to a wider public, the debate on the problems of contemporary religion in Italy. He was a writer who should be given credit, as Paolo Rossi demonstrated (Rossi 1977), for his attempt to update the Christian vision o

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International Economic Problemsbmerged area of research. This chapter aims to explore the relationship between the Vatican-sponsored production company Universalia and one of the most representative neorealist writers, Cesare Zavattini. I will do that by looking at Zavattini’s working relationship with the Catholic company and th

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Comments on Professor Johnson’s Paper: 2versible decline” (2001, p. 4); Alessandro Baricco of “an imminent, incomprehensible apocalypse” (2008, p. 8); Dario Fo maintains that “the apocalypse […] that we’ve imagined will take place, alas” (2008, p. 193), while Oriana Fallaci refers to a 2004 essay as “my little Apocalypse” (2004b, p. xi).

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Comment on Professor Myint’s Paper: 2ound the time of the Reformation that span states, empires and religions. The first novel deals only very briefly with Martin Luther’s proposed reforms against the Roman church, and focuses primarily on the radical movements of the Reformation, from Thomas Müntzer’s religious activism and the 1525 P

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Comments on the Papers on East-West Trade: 1as a postmodernist, by which he means that understandings of the world are inevitably partial and value laden rather than being representations of the way things really are. Postmodernism is not of course a position unique to him, but what is most striking in his work is the suggestion that it shoul

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International Economic Association Seriestion of this point. Whether in tourist guides, or newspaper articles, or books written by foreigners—including specialist writers such as historians or sociologists of religion—Italy is usually defined as a “Catholic country” (Allievi 2003a; Allievi and Diotallevi 2004). The “Country of the Pope” is

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