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“Hemos hecho Italia, ahora tenemos que hacer a los italianos”. El aparato educativo transnacional del régimen fascista italiano, 1922-1945 Spindola Zago, Octavio

Historia Mexicana

“…During what Felice has referred to as the “Time of Consensus,” he was replaced by Giuseppe Bottai, an ideologue of corporatism, who worked to consolidate the educational system, promulgating the Carta della Scuola in 1939. Current debates on Italian fascism as a global phenomenon and as an exporter of cultural subjectivities and political experiences (which were received in a fashion that involved negotiations of their meaning and implementation) seek to situate the capacity of the fascist state to put its geopolitical project into action. …”

La dinámica internacional del crimen organizado dalla Chiesa, Nando

Foro Internacional

“…During the seminar, scholars, analysts, and officials examined the penetration of organized crime into the political, social, and economic life of Mexico and other Latin American countries, with special attention to the parallels and lessons that can be drawn from the Italian experience. In Italy, as in Mexico today, the historical intertwining of crime with economic and social relations has confronted the state, political elites, and civil society with the need to initiate extraordinary processes of memory, truth, justice, and institutional reconstruction. …”

Desapariciones forzadas en América Latina y México: evolución del fenómeno y rol del crimen organizado Aureliani, Thomas

Foro Internacional

“…During the seminar, scholars, analysts, and officials examined the penetration of organized crime into the political, social, and economic life of Mexico and other Latin American countries, with special attention to the parallels and lessons that can be drawn from the Italian experience. In Italy, as in Mexico today, the historical intertwining of crime with economic and social relations has confronted the state, political elites, and civil society with the need to initiate extraordinary processes of memory, truth, justice, and institutional reconstruction. …”

Escenarios actuales del crimen organizado: factores contextuales y perspectivas teóricas De Tuglie, Annaclara

Foro Internacional

“…During the seminar, scholars, analysts, and officials examined the penetration of organized crime into the political, social, and economic life of Mexico and other Latin American countries, with special attention to the parallels and lessons that can be drawn from the Italian experience. In Italy, as in Mexico today, the historical intertwining of crime with economic and social relations has confronted the state, political elites, and civil society with the need to initiate extraordinary processes of memory, truth, justice, and institutional reconstruction. …”