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Sergio Romano

    This Italian diplomat, historian, and publicist focuses on history, particularly Italian and French history, spanning the 19th and 20th centuries. His political analyses and diplomatic career, including his tenure as ambassador to Moscow during the end of the Cold War, provided him with privileged insight. Now an editorialist for Corriere della Sera, he brings his deep knowledge and observations to contemporary discussions. His writings explore the intricate connections between nations and historical periods with sharp intellect.

    I luoghi della storia
    Il rischio americano
    Vademecum di storia dell'Italia unita
    L'Italia dei comuni
    Anatomia del terrore
    An Outline of European History From 1789 to 1989
    • 1999

      The essay delves into the evolution of the modern nation state, tracing its origins from 1789 to 1848 when citizen participation became central to national identity. It examines the concept's peak in 1919, its decline post-1945, and its revival in 1989 amidst a backdrop of rising European nationalism. By analyzing the political dynamics that shaped the nation state, the author offers a new lens through which to view the tumultuous events of the twentieth century and their resurgence in contemporary society.

      An Outline of European History From 1789 to 1989