US EditionCrossing multiple borders naturalizations in Italian history between metropole and colonies, 1871–1941
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Crossing multiple borders naturalizations in Italian history between metropole and colonies, 1871–1941
The article offers a fresh perspective on naturalization in the past by taking as a case study colonial Italy between the metropole and its (East and North) African territories from the 1870s to 1941. Building upon recent historiography, and based on new archival materials, the inquiry advances the current scholarly debate as it provides – for the first time – a full discussion linking the two dichotomies ‘citizen/foreigner’ and ‘citizen/indigen…
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