Jack Cohen, Chemistry Department, Ben Gurion University, Be’er Sheva, Israel
Americans are used to thinking of their country as the greatest in the world, both in terms of economic clout and military strength. But few know how it got that way. The fact is that the US became the greatest…
Katharina Hauck, Hochschule Geisenheim University
Gergely Szolnoki, Hochschule Geisenheim University
Evelyn Pabst, Hochschule Geisenheim University
In Germany, the agricultural area devoted to organic farming has almost doubled in the last 5 years, with around 10 % of German farmland now certified for organic farming. The USA and Europe are the…
Thomas Renard, Université de Nantes
L’histoire complexe de la zone située à Ravenne autour de la tombe de Dante Alighieri et de la basilique San Francesco s’est écrite au rythme des célébrations successives du poète. L’actuelle zona del silenzio est le fruit d’accumulation de projets avortés et de réalisations partielles…
Debora Spini, New York University in Florence
The pandemic snatched away Elena Pulcini when her ideas and her work were becoming more and more visible in the public sphere. Books like Care of the World, or even more, her last work Tra cura e giustizia, were read and discussed beyond…
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Adelino Cattani, University of Padua
Bruno Mastroianni, University of Florence
Will there be ever again arguers ‘happily ever after’? Once upon a time, there was the Dispute. It used to have at service two trusted maids named Dialectic and Rhetoric. The dispute was a public event of great…
From Firenze University Press Journal: Opus Incertum
Theodore J. Cachey, University of Notre Dame
Chiara Sbordoni, University of Notre Dame
The central place of Rome in Dante’s map of the world has long been recognized, beginning with the city’s first appearance in his oeuvre in a key passage of the…
Guillaume Nyagatare, University of Rwanda, College of Agriculture Animal sciences and Veterinary Medicine
Christian Shingiro, University of Rwanda, College of Agriculture Animal sciences and Veterinary Medicine
Claire Nyiranziringirimana, University of Rwanda, College of Agriculture Animal sciences and Veterinary Medicine
Most of the world’s food supply comes from agriculture which depends…
Nancy J. Hirschmann, The University of Pennsylvania
The relationship between freedom and power is one that has con-cerned feminists from the seventeenth century to today. Feminists have sought to free both men and women from the constraints of gendered roles, rules, expectations, and stereotypes, but have noted that women are…
Marcello Tanca, Università degli Studi di Cagliari
By quoting my article Geografia e filosofia alongside with Alessandra Bonazzi’s Manuale di geografia culturale, Matteo Marconi honours me twice. I want to thank him for putting me side by side with Alessandra, and of course I share his reminder about the opportunity…
Cécile Caby, Sorbonne University
La Bibliothèque nationale de Rome conserve, sous la cote Vittorio Emmanuele 1447, un petit manuscrit contenant une description de l’ermitage de Camaldoli, caput ordinis de l’ordre camaldule, au nord du diocèse d’Arezzo, précédée de quelques lignes sur Romuald son fondateur (Romualdi origo), d’une dédicace et d’une…
