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Recensione a S.Labbate, Alla canna del gas russo. Origine e storia di una dipendenza. Milano: Utet Università, 2023.

book review of S.Labbate, Alla canna del gas russo. Origine e storia di una dipendenza. Milano: Utet Università, 2023

The palm tree and the fist. The use of popular imagery in the Tunisian protest songs of the 1970s-1980s

The article focuses on the emergence and development of the Tunisian protest song (in Arabic al-ughniya al-multazima) in the late Bourguiba period, and investigates its role in the education, mobilization and galvanization of students, unionists and activists. An analysis of song lyrics and oral testimonies reveals the influence of Gramsci’s ideas on Tunisian leftist artists and intellectuals, who adapted concepts such as, cultural hegemony and common-sense to the local context. Furthermore, ...

Memorie contese, identità frammentarie. La letteratura della diaspora libanese negli Stati Uniti

La letteratura nata in seguito alla guerra civile libanese, sia essa nazionale o diasporica, va incontro al bisogno di raccontare e dunque superare il trauma subito. Il ruolo degli artisti libanesi è tanto più importante quanto più il discorso nazionale sulla guerra civile è assente. È evidente dunque la rilevanza che assume una letteratura che, a suo modo, prova a colmare un’amnesia collettiva, un vuoto di memoria storico e politico, oltre che individuale e famigliare.Con modi, approcci, att...

Recording another history: Songs, martyrs, and the cultural memory of the Tunisian Left

This article investigates the role of songs in recording and transmitting the history and memory of the Tunisian Left. Since its appearance in the mid-1970s, the Tunisian “committed song” has been functioning as an instrument of resistance, struggle, and popular education. Also, these songs have served as archives of a contentious history of the nation, and vehicles of shared memories through times. As such, they have significantly contributed to the construction and re-construction of a left...

Grimm, J.J.; Koehler, K.; Lust, E.M.; Saliba, I.; Schierenbeck I. Safer Field Research in the Social Sciences. A Guide to Human and Digital Security in Hostile Environments. Los Angeles, SAGE, 2020, 176 p. ISBN 9781529701043

Safer Field Research in the Social Sciences is the outcome of a collective effort involving an international network of scholars from various branches of the social sciences, working on different fields, and often collaborating with nonacademic think-tanks and organisations. The primary objective of its authors and co-authors is to provide researchers with a resource for minimising risks related to fieldwork.

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