Roberta Pergher is Assistant Professor of History at Indiana University, Bloomington, where she teaches classes on modern Europe, the history of Empires, the First World War, and Nazi Germany. She has published widely on Italian Fascism, imperial formations, and population settlement. Previously, she taught at the University of Kansas and was a fellow at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy and the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.
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Introduction 1. The boundaries of sovereignty: Italian rule in contested territories 2. Settlement and sovereignty from the Alps to Africa. 3. Divided by a common language: the regime and the settlers 4. Other subjects, other citizens: the regime and the native populations 5. 'Inviolable' borders: land, people and the Option Agreement between Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy Conclusion: Mussolini's Nation-Empire.
Introduction 1. The boundaries of sovereignty: Italian rule in contested territories 2. Settlement and sovereignty from the Alps to Africa. 3. Divided by a common language: the regime and the settlers 4. Other subjects, other citizens: the regime and the native populations 5. 'Inviolable' borders: land, people and the Option Agreement between Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy Conclusion: Mussolini's Nation-Empire.
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