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Criss-Crossing Migrations

Amara Laukhous. Nessuno scontro di civiltà. Gli immigrati musulmani mediatori

Letizia Airos Soria

Incontro con Amara Laukhous a New York. Uno scambio di idee, più che per un'intervista. Siamo convinti che il suo romanzo e la sua esperienza personale di immigrato possono...

It Takes a "Piazza"

Il Ritorno

Louis Tallarini and Anthony J. Tamburri

The President of the Columbus Citizens Foundation and the Dean of the Calandra Italian American Institute talk about Italy, the "land of their return". And about their first...

It Takes a "Piazza"

The Institutions & the Piazza

Francesco Maria Talò

Italy's Consulate General is the center of the "Italian Piazza" in New York. In order to reach the whole community, it supports the creation and the development of "virtual...

It Takes a "Piazza"

Our First Year in the Internet Piazza

Ottorino Cappelli

i-Italy is one year old. A year of accomplishments, projects, goals set and reached...or to be achieved. Its success is the living proof that the Internet can be a powerful...

It Takes a "Piazza"

Once Upon a Piazza

Anthony J. Tamburri

In 1970 in Settefrati, a small town in Lazio, the piazza was a meeting place for the town’s citizens, a shopping center, a playground, a resting spot, a political forum. And it...

It Takes a "Piazza"

Origins of Fantasy

Peter Carravetta

"....but he liked the part about the Modern World as well. He read that in New York there was a building that was 102 stories high! Per la miseria!"

It Takes a "Piazza"

The Agorà of the Youth

Silvana Mangione

The youngest "Italian piazza" ever: waiting for the First Convention of "Young Italians in the World" (Rome, December 2008)

It Takes a "Piazza"

Two Writers Meet the Italian Piazza. Part 2: Interview with Amara Lakhous

Marina Melchionda

Two writers from Italy, Amara Lakhous and Stefano Benni, will soon come to the U.S. to present their new works. The two novels embody two different conceptions and attitudes...

It Takes a "Piazza"

See You in Piazza!

Riccardo Strano

There aren’t too many piazze in the States and the few that do exist, don’t have the charm of the Italian ones. The piazza is the symbol of Italian life and style

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The Piazza’s Mother Tongue

Berardo Paradiso

IACE (Italian American Committee on Education) is promoting a physical exchange between American and Italian students with the aim to give American youths the possibility to visit...

It Takes a "Piazza"

Politics & the Piazza

Judith Harris

The Piazza as a political forum, from the empires to the contemporary democracies... passing through dictatorships.

It Takes a "Piazza"

Linking Italian & US Business: Interview with Lucio Caputo

Rodrigo Praino

Lucio Caputo, President of GEI (Gruppo Esponenti Italiani) sees his organization as a piazza where Italian and American businesses meet

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