Academics from realities such as Turin, Paris, Bologna, Pisa, Edinburgh, Florence, Rome and Bari will take the chair for the next cycle of lessons curated by the University of the Republic of San Marino as part of the research doctorate in Historical Sciences, for a total of 30 appointments. Between Monday 23 September and Friday 18 October, in fact, the university headquarters in via Salita alla Rocca 44 will host a series of seminars gathered under the title "Internationalism and nationalism", with insights into phenomena such as religious tolerance between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries , the colonialist paradigms in the British political culture of the late nineteenth century and the reasons for the threat represented by economic sovereignty for democracy and the stability of the social order.
The cycle will be inaugurated on 23 and 24 September by a conference in two phases on the theme "Internationalism and transnationalism in the aftermath of the Great War". Involved Patrizia Dogliani, Emmanuel Jousse, Silvio Pons, Leonardo Rapone, Daniela Rossini and Luciano Canfora, director of the Department of History, Culture and History of San Marino.
