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RETICOLARITÀ E DIMENSIONE ISTITUZIONALE (SECOLI IX-XIII)

This volume, which brings together the proceedings of the ninth edition of the Mendola International Weeks of Medieval Studies, explores the theme of the institutional dimension and its interplay with the networked dimension, understood at various levels: the tools employed in the construction of supra-local institutional networks; an awareness of such strategies and the benefits they yield (or, where applicable, the accumulation of empirical experiences that are, from time to time, either co...

Costruire relazioni. La reticolarità della dimensione istituzionale nel Medioevo centrale

This essay examines the notion of networked relations as a historiographical perspective for understanding institutional life in the central Middle Ages. Rather than treating networks as pre-existing objects to be identified in the sources, it argues that medieval documentation allows historians to observe the processes through which relations were constructed, organized, represented, and made durable. Letters, cartularies, *Libri Vitae*, administrative records, liturgical memory, visits, gen...

Zur Gründung der European Association of Private International Law (EAPIL)

The article outlines the aims of the newly established European Association of Private International Law (EAPIL), the circumstances surrounding its formation and its internal structure. The authors are among the Association’s founding members and sit in its governing body.

Sotto assedio. Welfare e ricerca del benessere nella società post-solidale

Il welfare, inteso come insieme di strutture e di azioni per la protezione sociale e il benessere collettivo, è sempre più sotto pressione a causa dell’effetto combinato di fattori locali e globali, ecologici, tecnologici e culturali. Questo volume analizza la trasversale crisi del welfare che coinvolge il livello macro (i collegamenti e la sostenibilità dei settori d’intervento), il livello meso (il rapporto tra i diversi attori pubblici, privati e di Terzo settore) e il livello micro (le r...

Spanish flu

The Spanish flu was one of the most devastating pandemics. Occurring between 1918 and 1920, the Spanish flu spread around the world in a short period of time. The climax of the pandemic, which was reached simultaneously in all affected countries, occurred between October and November 1918. The disease was caused by an H1N1 virus, which was later identified as the culprit in 1933. Millions of people died worldwide in successive waves, to the point that historiography has not yet been able to p...

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