According to microedu, Italy is a “democratic republic based on labor,” says the Constitution, adopted in 1947. The administrative division includes three types of units: districts (20 of them), provinces (94) and communes, i.e. municipalities (about 1 thousand, enlargement is underway). It is customary to divide the economic regions of […]

The greater presence of foreigners in the northern regions is added to the residual, albeit modest, internal migratory flows, making the Italy a positive migratory balance of around 3% per year in the north ; on the other hand, the migratory balance of the South is negative. From the complex […]

Thanks to successive democratic coalition governments, the dismantling of the legacies of the peace treaty had been carried out with a lively spirit of fidelity to the West. The Italian-French conference in Santa Margherita Ligure was in February 1951 (basis for the complete normalization of relations between Rome and Paris); […]

According to TOPSCHOOLSOFLAW.COM, the government crisis that erupted on January 14, 1950 has its roots here: on the one hand, the impatience of the Christian Democratic left; on the other hand, the accentuated ferment in the ranks of social democracy (since November 1949 the delegation of the PSLI had withdrawn […]

The year 1949 begins under the signs of a profound uneasiness that characterizes the minor democratic groups allies of Christian democracy in the four-party experience of government. President De Gasperi had formed, after the elections of 18 April 1948, a real coalition with the liberals, the social democrats and the […]

The share of savings on this income – which, judged per head of resident, must take into account an increase in the population between 1938 and 1948 of about 6% – was around one seventh of the total: propensity to save that can be judged high, compared to a very […]

An initial start of productive recovery was observed in 1946 and was accompanied by an attempt to tackle, in a less empirical way, the vast problems of reconstruction, social assistance, the financial structure, and to give order to the state device, but the inflationary continued to manifest itself in a […]

A situation, in some respects similar to that which faced unified Italy in 1860, with a sum of immeasurably wider and at the same time urgent problems, presented itself to Italy on April 26, 1945, when the whole territory returned to a single administration. First of all, it was necessary […]

According to THEMBAPROGRAMS.COM, commander of all imperial artillery at the end of the century was Germanico di Strassoldo, from Gorizia. Towards the end of the century other Italians reached the highest ranks in the imperial army: Enea Silvio di Caprara, from Bologna, participated in the wars against Swedes, Turks and French, […]

For Spain he also fought, in Flanders, with many other Italians, Alessandro Farnese who conquered Maastricht, Bruges, Ypres, Ghent, Antwerp and forced Henry IV to lift the siege from Paris (1590). At the end of the century XVI fought and died in France Scipione Vergano. The greatest credit for Montcontour’s victory against the […]

At all times, many Italians militated in the ranks of foreign armies. Already at the beginning of the century. XII Galicia used Pisa and Genoa for sailors and ship builders; in 1146-47 the Genoese Oberto della Torre, Ansaldo Doria and Filippo Longo inflicted serious defeats on the Saracens of Spain; at the end of […]

And then, partly on his own initiative, partly through the incitement of the Frankish crown, the pontiff came forward in place of the king of Italy. Until that time, imperial tutelage and directorship over the pope. But now, the empire is being dismembered, its authority being exhausted within the particular kingdom whose […]

All this shows how important the Lombard kingdom had in the imperial system created by Charlemagne: an almost central importance, despite being weak militarily, dominated by a growing civil disorder, often neglected by its prince, involved in the serious dynastic disputes of which France it was bloody theater. Also visible, in […]

Thus another civilization, which now dominated the great arc of a circle from Spain to Syria, pushes its tentacles towards southern Italy. The peninsula, formerly a meeting and friction point of two empires, now sees yet another, between Asian and African, entering the race, also strong on the sea. And it is […]

In 1607, still on the initiative of the Italians, the engraving on glass was undertaken; in 1638 the glass art of Liège was in the hands of the brothers Enrico and Leonardo Buonuomini who, having obtained legal exclusivity in 1650, they also bought up the glassworks of Maastricht, Antwerp and Brussels. Minor industries […]

According to LAWSCHOOLSINUSA.COM, Poland had been known to our merchants since the thirteenth century, that is, when the papal receivers of the tithes, almost all Italians, had entrusted the sums collected to Tuscan companies with branches in Bruges. When real immigration with a commercial character began to develop, the Genoese who […]

According to ITYPEMBA.COM, the memory of these best known and strongest companies is linked, in Italy and also abroad, to works of art, military enterprises, political events, diplomatic deeds. Moreover, in the centuries in which there was such a wealth of Italian companies outside Italy (and up to the end of […]

The century had not passed. X that the Golden Bull of the emperors Basilio and Constantine to the doge Pietro II Orseolo granted privileges to the Venetians who frequented Constantinople, while the merchants of Amalfi went, more daring than their colleagues from Trani and Bari, to Byzantium, in Antioch, in Jerusalem, […]

It should be remembered that precisely in relation to the great diffusion (already around the First World War) of foreign words in Italian, in the Fascist period there was a real fight against exotic forms, reaching the maximum of violence especially following the economic sanctions to Italy, determined by the […]