Dialogue against Violence

The Question of the Trentino-South Tyrol in the International Context

Giovanni Bernardini, Günther Pallaver (edd)


Collana: Contributi/Beiträge
Numero: 32
Editore: il Mulino - Duncker&Humblot
Città: Bologna - Berlin
Anno: 2017
Pagine: 249

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Prezzo: € 23,00
ISBN:978-88-15-27340-6
978-3-428-15253-7

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Indice

Giovanni Bernardini and Günther Pallaver - Conflict and Cooperation: Trentino-South Tyrol through the Prism of Autonomy
Andrea Di Michele - Problems of Integration. Trentino and South Tyrol Pass from Austria to Italy
Eva Pfanzelter - The South Tyrol Question and the Option Agreement. Fascism and National Socialism in the Nineteen-Twenties and Nineteen-Thirties
Maurizio Cau - Beyond the State-Centered Paradigm. The Principle of Autonomy in De Gasperi’s Political Thinking
Paolo Pombeni - The South Tyrol Question in Post-1945 Europe.Unresolved Issues and New Bones of Contention
Rolf Steininger - The South Tyrol Question: From the End of World War II to the “Package” in 1969
Giovanni Bernardini - The Second Statute of Autonomy for Trentino-South Tyrol. Influence of the Domestic and International Setting
Miriam Rossi - The South Tyrol Question at the UN. Self-determination of Peoples in the Cold War Setting
Peter Thaler - National Reorientation, Habsburg Minorities, and the South Tyrol Question in Postwar Austria
Federico Scarano - The “Commission of 19”. Origins and Signifi cance
Günther Pallaver - South Tyrol: Terrorism and its Reconciliation. Nego-tiations, Consociational Democracy, and Power-sharing
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Parole chiave

  • Trentino
  • Nazionalità
  • Autonomia
  • Alto Adige

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- "...as this collection of essays successfully demonstrates, there is much to be learnt from the way this conflict, ...was in the end successfully deescalated. Even if the lessons can clearly not simply be transferred, the conflict,...'exemplifies how an ethnic minority conflict can be peacefully and consensually resolved'." - Robert Knight, in "Journal of Contemporary European Studies", 2018 VOL. 26, NO. 1, 133-145;