Between 1900 and 1910, when large numbers of workers left Italy for America, mass emigration became a central element of Italian public discourse. Using the city of Naples as a case study, this chapter examines some of the profiles of Italian legal culture involved in the emigration debate and highlights the multiple connections between law and society: people, institutions, and power structures.
Leaving Italy. Transoceanic migration and legal discourse in the city of Napoli (1901-1910) / Amorosi, Virginia. - (2024), pp. 59-77.
Leaving Italy. Transoceanic migration and legal discourse in the city of Napoli (1901-1910)
Virginia Amorosi
2024
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Between 1900 and 1910, when large numbers of workers left Italy for America, mass emigration became a central element of Italian public discourse. Using the city of Naples as a case study, this chapter examines some of the profiles of Italian legal culture involved in the emigration debate and highlights the multiple connections between law and society: people, institutions, and power structures.File in questo prodotto:
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