Italian Media Responses to the 1957 Treaties of Rome

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The EU History Podcast

Michael J Geary

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6 months ago

The EU History Podcast explores the most cutting edge research on the European Union's long history. Hosted by Irish native, Prof. Michael J. Geary, Jean Monnet Chair in EU History at the Norwegian University of Science & Technology (NTNU). The Jean Monnet Chair is co-funded by the European Union's Erasmus+ Programme.

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Italian Media Responses to the 1957 Treaties of Rome

The EU History Podcast

23 minutes 54 seconds

9 months ago

Italian Media Responses to the 1957 Treaties of Rome

On this episode, I move south to Italy of the 1950s to explore how the Italian media portrayed the early European integration process and in particular the groundbreaking Treaties of Rome signed on 25 March 1957 in the Italian capital. My guest is Andrea Carlo Martinez, a journalist and PhD candidate at LMU in Munich Germany, who is doing a doctorate in the history of Italian Euroscepticism from the Treaties of Rome.

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