Rivista di Studi storici del Mediterraneo An International Review of Mediterranean Historical Studies that promotes a global perspective on the historical dynamics of the Mediterranean, transcending geographical boundaries
Since 2015 the Terra Murata series gathers thoughts and reflections about the Summer school Incontri Mediterranei.
Latest release: Rosa Maria Delli Quadri (ed. by), Storie di esuli. Mediterraneo Atlantico e oltre, 2023
With «Review of Mediterranean Historical Studies» (RSSM) an International Review comes to life that, thanks to a dialectical and fertile relationship with other disciplines, intends to promote a Mediterranean perspective on the events and historical processes of a space where men have been and are used to lead collective lives, to meet and to clash, …
On March 12, 2025, at 4:00 PM, the book presentation Il Mediterraneo in fiamme will take place at the Società Napoletana di Storia Patria, in Sala Galasso. The authors, Maria Sirago and Mario Rastrelli, will be joined in discussion by the President of the Society, Renata De Lorenzo, and historians Guido D’Agostino and Giovanni Muto. …
If the topic “Vikings in the Mediterranean” fascinates you, here are some suggested readings to explore it further.
Don’t miss the upcoming releases on the Mediterranean! These are Lampedusa by Dionigi Albera and Mediterraneo corsaro by Giovanna Fiume.
From february 25 will be held the international seminar Il sovrano e il mare organized by the University of Bari Aldo Moro.
The Editorial Team suggests reading The Land between Two Seas of Alina Payne published by Brill – Open Access.
Ricominciamo dai nomi, dai miti e dalle fonti nei secoli by Gea Palumbo will be presented on February 27 in Naples.
It is a series of seminars organized by the Center for Mediterranean Studies for the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Voce Mediterranea is a project born from the collaboration between Associazione Alessandro Scarlatti and Società Napoletana di Storia Patria.
The editorial team of RSSM offers a selection of readings by nationally and internationally renowned authors addressing themes related to the Mediterranean. The reading suggestions for March 2025 are: Leonardo Scavino, Sailing, Shipping and Maritime Labor in Camogli (1815-1914), Franco Cardini, Incontri (e scontri) mediterranei and Luigi Mascilli Migliorini, Le verità dei vinti. Quattro storie …
Explore our reading suggestions for 2024 on the Mediterranean: a wide selection on the subject approached from various perspectives.
