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Italy as lived and Italy as narrated
How Italian citizenship by descent is reshaping the way Brazilians explain Italy—and how they take part in Italian political life through transnational voting
Lately I’ve been noticing a new pattern on my timeline.
Almost every day, new p...
Urban Regeneration in Rome
Rome has always had a remarkable ability to reinvent its spaces. Few places illustrate this process of urban regeneration better than the former Mattatoio in the neighborhood of Testaccio.
Built at the end of the nineteenth century to cent...
Tribute to Pasolini (born on March 5, 1922)
In the Rebibbia district, far from Rome’s postcard scenes and on the outskirts of a penitentiary, a small apartment has recently reopened its doors — not as a relic, but as a space for a living memory that still pulses.
It is Casa Pasolini...
Monte San Savino
There are places you don’t so much visit as move through slowly, like a sentence spoken under one’s breath.
Monte San Savino, in the Val di Chiana, in the province of Arezzo, is one of them.
It does not raise its voice or compete with t...
The Finger and the Moon
The hoodie worn by the former Venezuelan president. The sunglasses used by Emmanuel Macron. Why do accessories go viral on the international stage and attract more media attention than politics itself?
In the weeks following the arrest of...
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