Roberto Ducci
The Author, then forty years old, had been in Paris since 10 June 1954, as an diplomatic advisor with functions of Secretary General of the OEEC. It was precisely in the summer and autumn of that year that the crisis of the EDC and the search for an alternative solution to the problem of German rearmament were taking shape in Paris, Brussels, and London. Witnessing a historic moment, Ducci captures its memory in some pages that remained unpublished, written for personal use.
Luciano Monzali
This essay aims to analyse and reconstruct the main stages of Italy’s engagement in the framework of the pan-European dialogue from the end of the Second World War to the close of the twentieth century, highlighting the positive contribution made by European diplomacy to the construction of a peaceful and stable continental political order.
Samuele Sottoriva
This article analyzes the position adopted by the Italian Socialist Party during the Falklands/Malvinas war in the spring of 1982. For the party led by Bettino Craxi the conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom constituted a significant moment in asserting its role on both the Italian and international political stage.
Francesco Valacchi
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), founded in 1996, is one of the most significant contemporary security oriented multilateral alliances. Its relevance stems from the fact that it brings together leading powers of the Global South, including Russia, India, and China.
Alexandre Brans
This study analyzes the role of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) in maintaining security balance in the Indo-Pacific through a qualitative analysis.
