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Department of Humanities Contemporary history (30 hours) Teacher: G. Battelli Academic year 2016-2017

Global balances Eurocentric system The crisis of european domination Polycentrism between the two world wars Cold war An imperial decade? A new polycentric era

Europe and the other world areas during 19° century: the shape of a solar system I period

Europe on 1815 the «european concert»

Europe and the other world areas during 19° century: the shape of a solar system II period

Europe and the other world areas during 19° century: the shape of a solar system, III period

Europe’s geopolitical map before World War I

Europe’s geopolitical map after World War I

1919-1945 A multipolar system

World war II: prewar situation

Maximum extension of german/japanese controlled areas

The iron curtain

Cold war bipolar system

The postwar situation of occupied Germany

Non-aligned movement

Divided Korea After World War II, Japan’s former colony of Korea was divided into two occupation zones along the 38th parallel with the Soviet zone in the north and the US zone in the south Before the occupation forces departed, an anticommunist regime was established in the south and a communist one in the north

The Berlin wall (1961-1989)

Cuban Missile Crisis Castro feared the US would try again to overthrow him and he called for additional support from the Soviet Union Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev responded by sending medium-range bombers and missiles to Cuba to help defend Castro and threaten the US In Oct 1962, US spy planes discovered missile sites under construction in Cuba

US Troop Levels in Vietnam 1959 760 1960 900 1961 3,205 1962 11,300 1963 16,300 1964 23,300 1965 184,300 1966 385,300 1967 485,600 1968 536,100 1969 475,200 1970 334,600 1971 156,800 1972 24,200 1973 50

1991-2001 The western “imperial” globalization?

The jugoslavian crisis 1991-1995

Military crisis in Middle-east at the end of XXth century

The XXIst century A new multipolar system

Daesh / IS / ISIS / ISIL

A political-institutional survey on models of governance and ideologies To the diffusion of the feudal power to the modern european State The constitutional path (from English laboratory over XVIIth century to XIXth-XXth century Constitutions) The role of Montesquieu’s model and of the «Contrat social» by J.J. Rousseau People’s sovereignty: between direct democracy and representative one The role of political parties: Reform act (1832), mass parties, parties and State control Institutions, State, ideologies: constitutional bourgeois State and Liberalism, the socialist reaction from Marx to Lenin, fascist State and nazi totalitarian model US and italian constitutional systems

Repubbliche semipresidenziali (giallo)     Repubbliche presidenziali (azzurro)      Repubbliche presidenziali (sistema di governo presidenziale, con deleghe esecutive, vincolato da un parlamento) (verde)      Repubbliche semipresidenziali (giallo)      Repubbliche parlamentari (arancio)      Monarchie costituzionali parlamentari (il monarca non esercita direttamente il potere) (rosso)      Monarchie costituzionali parlamentari (il monarca esercita personalmente il potere) (violetto)      Monarchie assolute (viola scuro)      Repubbliche monopartitiche (marrone)

US federal powers checks and balances system

Italian powers system

Economic changes The origin of industrialization Second and third industrialization Industrialization and mass society Economic widest crisis: 1929, 2008 Present situation

Countries by GDP (PPP) per capita in 2015

Malthusian theory

% urban population

World population growth 0 252.000.000 1750 771.000.000 1800 954.000.000 1850 1.241.000.000 1900 1.643.000.000 1950 2.516.000.000 2000 6.000.000.000 ca.

Images about the industrialization

Assembly line

The crash of Wall Street

From assembly line to lean manifacturing

Global coal production

Global steel production

Subprime loan

Greatest economies of the world G8 / BRIC

Global digital divide

Global migrations