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InV:ito alla Storia3rd National Conference AIPH - Associazione Italiana di Public History#AIPH2019Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Santa Maria Capua Vetere (DILBEC , Via Raffaele Perla, 21) e Caserta (Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Viale Ellittico n.  31)The ProgrammeThe Conference poster (pdf)GO TO POSTER SESSIONMonday 24th  of June 12.00 - 13.30, SMCV Panel AIPH1 - Room 3, first floorStefano Oliviero (Università di Firenze),  Breaking the Room walls: an exploration of the participatory and laboratory dimension of teaching history1. Maria Rosaria Di Santo (Movimento di Cooperazione Educativa), A factory, a city: experiences of teaching of the territory and with local Community2. Lando Landi (Movimento di Cooperazione Educativa),  Experimental archeology ad an innovative teaching practice and public hisotry activity3. Antonio Di Pietro, (CEMEA - Centri di Esercitazione ai Metodi dell'Educazione Attiva – Toscana),  The Games we used to play, between tradition and innovation4. Marianna Di Rosa and Anna Ricciardi (Educatrici museali, Firenze),  Between audiences and museums: role and potential of Museum EducationPanel AIPH2 – Room 4, first floorMaria Antonella Fusco (Istituto Centrale per la Grafica), Meridional moments: brigandage, earthquake, mental hospital, emigration1. Giuseppe Ferraro (Università della Calabria),  Narratives and stories about Unity of Italy between teaching and research2. Mariano Fresta (Public School Teacher),  Neoborbonism: divided memory or mystification?3. Lorenzo Terzi (Archivista di Stato - Napoli), Neoborbonism propaganda analysisPanel AIPH3 – Room C, first floorMaria Luisa Chirico (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”),  Peregrinationes Academicae in Campania between XVII and XIX Century1. Serena Cannavale (Università di Napoli “Federico II”), Jean-Jacques Bouchard in Capua (1632)2. Gianluca del Mastro (Università della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"), The Hercolaneum papyri through the trqavel reports of eighteenth-century travelers3. Gennaro Celato (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), The travel of N. Heinsius in Naples (April-July 1647)4.  Cristina Pepe (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), Theodor Mommsen and CampaniaPanel AIPH4 – Room “Appia”, first floorSISEM – Antonio D’Onofrio,  Public Modern History from Archives to the Web: the SISEM experience   1.  Antonio D'Onofrio (Università di Napoli “L’Orientale”), Creating an historical editorial staff: challenges between past, present and future2. Giulia D'Argenio (Giornalista), Communicating History3. Michele Fasanella (Università degli studi della Basilicata), LaSisem Tv:  video production and post-production for a social friendly historical futurePanel AIPH5 – Room D, first floorGaia Salvatori (Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), Photography and  Public History 1.  Corin Sweeny Deinhart (Università di Firenze): Re-Visualising Khmer Rouge Memory Through the Lens of Contemporary Cambodian Photography’2. Gaia Salvatori (Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli),  Albums and private archives: Naples and Campania in Early 20th Century Photography3. Lorenzo Arnone Sipari (Archivio Sipari di Alvito):  Photos as a research source about hitorical landscapes: the case of Abruzzo National Park between 19th and 20th century Monday 24th  of June 14.00 – 15.30, SMCV Panel AIPH6 - Room C, first floorRoberto Delle Donne (Università di Napoli “Federico II”),  History online  1. Antonio Beribè (Programmer) and Rita Romanelli (Archivist), Family documents published on www.Archivistorici.com2. Eleonora De Longis e Elisa Sciotti ( ICCU - Istituto centrale per il catalogo unico delle biblioteche italiane),  Reading, books and libraries for the soldiers: the digital archive “14-18 Documenti e immagini della Grande Guerra” tested through research3. Mara Cinquepalmi (Freelance journalist ), Viadelmareracconta                                       4. Pierluigi Feliciati (Università di Macerata) and Simona Turbanti (Università di Pisa),  Central Appennino  Heritage after the Earthquake: first results of the bottom-up project about digital contents creation through Wikipedia Panel AIPH7 - Room “Appia”, first floorCarmen Betti (Università di Firenze),  At the dawn of school Public History in Italy    1. Luca Bravi (Fondazione Museo della Deportazione di Prato), “Treno della Memoria”. A Public History Project for social minorities inclusion2. Stefano Oliviero (Università di Firenze) and Francesco Bellacci (ANPI, Foiano della Chiana), Resistance and its fighters at school Panel AIPH8 - Room 3,  first floorEnrica Salvatori (Università di Pisa), Public History Practices1. Daphné Budasz (European University Institute), Secousse festival: a laboratory for public history2. Jessica M. Masucci (Journalist, independent podcast producer),  Communication through podcast : a new digital frontier of History voice spreading3. Andrea Savio (Università di Padova), The Archiporto Project (2018-2021). The promotion of cultural Heritage through a newspaper with chronicles of the time and a game for teens4. Davide Tabor and Angelo La Gorga (Università di Torino), Dissemination,, “Third Mission” and Web Use: the Research Project Homes for Ordinary People in post IIWW Italy and the website www.abitareinitalia.unito.it Panel AIPH9 – Room 4, first floorGian Luca Fruci (Università di Pisa) and Annastella Carrino (Università di Bari) Brigands without history I Neoburb's narratives and communication circuits ALTRASTORIA  1. Claudia Villani (Università di Bari),  Heroes' return, the history's need2. Lea Durante (International Gramsci Society),  Brigands in literatureFICTION, MEDIA and MERCHANDISING 3. Gian Luca Fruci (Università di Pisa),  The movie brigands4. Christopher Calefati (Università di Bari) and Federico Palmieri (Centro di studi normanno-svevi), Brigantds haters5. Antonella Fiorio (Fondazione Gramsci, Puglia),  Brigands on sale Panel AIPH10 - Room D, first floorChiara Martinelli (Istituto storico della Resistenza e dell’età contemporanea in provincia di Pistoia), Communicating war and Resistance to new generations: high stakes and perspectives1. Rinaldo Falcioni (Università First Levi di Bologna), The Cobra is smoking: the FEB romance2. Francesco Cutolo (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa), The project “La guerra partigiana” in Pistoia. Teaching Resistance at school3. Manuel Pereira (II World War Brazilian Votive Memorial), Towards a multicultural and transnational conception of the war: FEB in Italy Monday 24th  of June 14.00-19.30 – Event: Borbonism, Southernism, FederalismROOM  2, Ground Floor· 14.00 – Welcome Fulvio Cammarano (Sissco President)· 14.15 - Film Screening “Quant’è bellu lu murire acciss” by Ennio Lorenzini (1975 – 85’)Speaker: Pasquale Iaccio (Università di Salerno)· 15.45 – Introduction: Carmine Pinto (Università di Salerno) and Luigi Mascilli Migliorini (SISEM President)· 16.00 - No borb in small doses. Video Information and Dissemination, between graphics, words and imagines: edited by Christopher Calefati (Università di Bari), Annastella Carrino (Università di Bari), Lea Durante (Università di Bari), Antonella Florio (Università di Bari), Gian Luca Fruci (Università di Pisa), Federico Palmeri (Università di Bari),  Silvia Sonetti (Università di Salerno)· 17.00 – break· 17.15 – “Risorgimento” in words: reading by Lamberto Lambertini (movie-maker, actor, painter)· 17.45 – 19.30Round Table 1 - Bourbon: historiography and public speakingChair: Giulio Sodano (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”)Luigi Mascilli Migliorini (Università di Napoli “L'Orientale”)Carmine Pinto (Università di Salerno)Antonio Carioti (Corriere della Sera, Milano)Fulvio Cammarano (Università di Bologna)Amedeo Lepore (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”)Gian Luca Fruci (Università di Pisa)Alessandro Laterza (Editore, Roma-Bari)Giovanni Cerchia (Università del Molise) Tuesday 25th  of June 9.30 - 11.00, SMCV Panel AIPH11 - Room 3,  first floorGiulio Brevetti (teacher, historian, art critic),  Expo Risorgimento: the 150th anniversary1. Nadia Barrella (Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), The Museum rule2. Anna Villari (Università Uninettuno, Rome) and Luca Milan (Studio Next Urban Solutions, Rome),  The 150th anniversary experiencePanel AIPH12 – Room C, first floorMaurizio Ridolfi (Università della Tuscia), Travelling identities   1. Diego Davide (Public School Teacher), From Gargano to Galilea: a round trip2. Francesco Frau (Università di Torino),  Su Mercùriu de Pasada. The rediscovery of Giovanni Giuseppe Coco: practices of public history 3. Maurizio Ridolfi (Università della Tuscia), A transnational story. A community during the “Great Migration”. Meldola-Lichfield, Romagna-Connecticut, Italy-United States  4. Dominique Santana (Université du Luxembourg), Exploring steel-framed migration paths: An interactive experience Panel AIPH13 – Room 4, first floor Gian Luca Fruci (Università di Pisa), Annastella Carrino (Università di Bari),  Brigands without history II. Imagery and knowledges in neobourb's challenge NEW IMAGINED COMMUNITIES 1. Maria Teresa Milicia (Università di Padova), Brigands imagery into Two Sicilies' Future                  2. Silvia Sonetti (Università di Salerno), The Pontelandolfo affair. The business and history of a small town near Benevento  (1973-2019)KNOWLEDGE AND PROFESSIONS2. Annastella Carrino (Università di Bari), Brigands at school3. Anna Flavia Ostuni (Philospohia Ludens) and Valentina Santoro (Historia Ludens), Neoborbonism, brigands and “teaching public history” Panel AIPH14 - Room D, first floorAIB - Chiara De Vecchis,  Paths throughhistorical sources: the role of libraries facing oral and digital sources, between collecting and reusing  1. Patrick Urru (Biblioteca provinciale italiana “Claudia Augusta” - Bolzano),  Collecting oral history in the Province of Bolzano  2. Monica Viero (Fondazione dei Musei Civici di Venezia - Coordinatore delle Biblioteche, Responsabile della Biblioteca del Museo Correr e degli archivi), Gabriele Paglia, “On the shoulders of Giant”: information literacy workshops through webpages and books in the hisotical collections of Museo Correr Library in Venice3. Luigi Catalani (Biblioteca Provinciale di Potenza),  Digital reuse of local history collections and conscious use of collaborative platforms of free knowledge: the experience of Provincial Library of Potenza Panel AIPH15 – Room “Appia”, first floorTessa Canella (Sapienza Università di Roma), Tolerance and intolerance in Roman world: past and present compared 1. Tessa Canella (Sapienza Università di Roma), Tolerance and intolerance in Late Antiquity2. Gianluca De Sanctis (Università della Tuscia),  Ut arbores quae in confinio natae in utroque agro serpunt. Roman Pantheon and tolerance absence3. Giorgio Ferri (Università degli studi Tor Vergata), Tolerance and inclusion in Roman evocatio4. Alessandro Pagliara (Università di Parma), Empire of Tolerance?Voltaire and Gibbon on Ancient Rome Tuesday 25th of June 11.30 - 13.00, SMCV Panel AIPH16 - Room 3, first floorNicoletta Marini d’Armenia (Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), Expo Risorgimento.Murat 1. Ornella Scognamiglio (Università della Calabria), Communicating through art. Murat and the construction of an image2. Lamberto Lambertini (Movie-maker),“Fuoco su di me”: history, biography, autobiography3. Bruno Frangipani (Consorzio GLOSSA, CRBC-Centro Regionale per i Beni Culturali della Campania),  MurApp and surroundings:  cultural heritage and cultural digital4. Massimo Visone (Università di Napoli “Federico II”), Talking gardens Panel AIPH17 - Room C, first floorAIB – Annantonia Martorano, Public history &#38; “MAB”: libraries, archives, and museums communicating history in a digital perspective  1. Chiara De Vecchis (AIB Lazio President - MAB Lazio Coordination Group),  MAB Coordination between national and local perspectives: Cultural Heritage integration and valorization2. Antonio Curcio (Gullo Librabry – Cosenza / AIB Calabria President), Public history in author's library: the case of the Gullo Library between archive, library and museum3. Anna Cascone (Lasallian Librabry, Rome),  Lasallian Library: a global Public History Project Panel AIPH18 - Room “Appia”, first floorMarcello Lupi, Ancient History today   1. Patrizia Arena (Università Europea di Roma) and Gianluca Casagrande (Università Europea di Roma),  Trebula Mutuesca: a place through the ages2. Azzurra Marcucci (Biblioteca di Scienze – Università di Firenze), Horti and Roman Garden: Silvo-Floreal suggestions for a Green Public History3. Umberto Livadiotti (Centro Italiano Archeologia Sperimentale, Homo Faber, Roma), Recalls of Antiquity in the philatelic production Panel AIPH19  - Room D, first floorSilvia Mantini (Università dell'Aquila), Handwritten, virtual, three-dimensional Histories: practices and narrative forms for the modern city 1. Fabio Franchi (Centre of excellence DEWS), 5G applications for Cultural Heritage: a Case Study for the City of L'Aquila2. Stefano Boero (INCIPICT Project),  Browse and listen to a resconstructed historic building: traces re-emerged in Public History practices3. Alfonso Forgione (Lab. Archeologico Univaq) in collaboration with Fabio Lorenzetti, Networking portals: an Interactive Urban Information System for a Census of Portals in L'Aquila (14th - 18th centuries) Panel AIPH20 – Room 4, first floorAISSCA - Laura Carnevale, Walking Saints / Wlaking with Saints1. Gianni Bergamaschi (Università Cattolica, Milano), Historical Foundations for the Construction of an Itinerary: the Case of Santa Giulia's path2. Umberto Longo (Sapienza-Università di Roma),  Ancient Paths, Sacred Places and Digital Technologies. The Case of Sabina and Reatino3. Ada Campione, Laura Carnevale, Angela Laghezza (Università di Bari Aldo Moro), The “Michaelic Path” at Gargano (Apulia): its Origins, its History, its Development Tuesday 25th of June 12.00 - 14.00, SMCV - Room 2, ground floorRound table 2 - Public History and Ancient PastChair: Gianluca Cuniberti (Università di Torino)Andrea Giardina (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa)Gianluca Cuniberti (Università di Torino)Flavia Frisone (Università del Salento)Silvia Orlandi (Sapienza Università di Roma)Cinzia Dal Maso (Giornalista, Direttore Archeostorie)Carlo Rescigno (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”)Laura Petacco (Sovrintendenza capitolina ai Beni Culturali, Musei capitolini)Marco Valenti (Università di Siena) Tuesday 25th of June 12.00 - 14.00, SMCVMEETING ROOM, second floor (close to the Directorate) “Gender &#38; Public History” AIPH Committee Establishment Tuesday 25th of June 14.30-16.00, SMCV Panel AIPH21 – Room 3, first floorPhilip V. Scarpino (Director of Public History, Indiana University/Purdue University (IUPUI), Indianapolis, Indiana, USA), Comparative Experiences and Perspectives on Teaching Public History in Different Countries and Continents  1. Thomas Cauvin (Colorado State University, Colorado, United States), Teaching public history to undergraduate students2. Thorsten Logge (Universität Hamburg, Germany), History Type Competences: A Qualification Goal for Public History Programs?3. Philip V. Scarpino (Indiana University/Purdue University), Integration of theory and practice in the teaching of public history4. Enrica Salvatori (Università di Pisa), Public History in Italian University: how to fill the gap between experimentation and tradition5. Joanna Wojdon (University of Worclaw, Poland), Challenges, goals, and publicly engaged teaching associated with the public history program at the University of Wrocław Panel AIPH22 - Room “Appia”, first floorCarmela D’Ario (Teacher), Ada and her brothers:a teaching experience  1. Maria Palumbo (Teacher), Building History2. Carmela D’Ario (Teacher),“Smell of History”:making history through source3. Elena Campana (Teacher), Crossing History by Writing Panel AIPH23 - Room 4, first floorFrancesca Canale Cama (Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”),  Change basic knowledge. The renewal of school and university manuals from theory to practice1. Luigi Mascilli Migliorini (Università di Napoli “L’Orientale”), What kind of didactics for global history?2. Alessandro Laterza (Laterza Editori, Roma - Bari),  Historical divulgation and visions of the world3. Amedeo Feniello (CNR - Istituto di storia dell’Europa mediterranea, Rome), A Medieval Globalization Panel AIPH24 - Room C, first floorPaolo Bertella Farnetti (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia),  Striped History  1. Ferruccio Diozzi (Information manager and Chair Amici di Città della Scienza), Historical events and social evolution in science fiction comics2. Marika Michelazzi (Cartoonist, Illustrator), Storiebrute3. Giovanni Pietrangeli (Independent Scholar), Ivan Giordano (Author and Producer), Manolo Luppichini (author and film-maker), Demopatia. A digital narrative of democracy history and its crisis Panel AIPH25 - Room D, first floorCarlo Rescigno (Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), Virtual environment and digital reconstruction 1. Francesco Gabellone (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, IBAM, Lecce), Maria Chiffi (Techné s.a.s., Nardò, Lecce), Massimiliano Passarelli (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, IBAM, Lecce),  Experimenting 5G in Rome: a reconstruction proposal of Terme di Diocleziano 2. Daniela Patti (Università di Enna “Kore”) and  Pinella Marchese (Soprintendenza ai BB.CC.AA. di Enna),  Rock settlement in the territory of Enna between research and exploitation3. Paola D’Antonio, F. Toscano, Francesca Vera Romano, Carmen D’Antonio (Università della Basilicata), Satellite technologies and 5G application in cultural landscapes knowledge and management: the case of Matera, European Capital of Culture 2019 Tuesday 25th of June 16.00 - 17.15, SMCV AIPH2019, Conference Opening – Room 2, ground floorOfficial Greetings: Giuseppe Paolisso (Rector of Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”) Maria Luisa Chirico (Literature and Cultural Heritage Department Director) Pasquale Femia (Political Sciences Department “J. Monnet” Director) Giulio Sodano (AIPH2019 Local Committee Coordinator) Serge Noiret (AIPH President) Andrea Giardina (AIPH Scientific Committee Chair) Fulvio Cammarano (SISSCO President) Stefano Gasparri (SISMED President) Rosa Maiello (AIB) Luigi Mascilli Migliorini (SISEM President) Tuesday 25th of June 17.15 - 18.15, SMCV Room 2,  ground floor - Keynote AIPH2019 - Mauro Agnoletti (Università di Firenze), Historical rural landscapes: environment, heritage, local communities Tuesday 25th of June 19.00, SMCV Archaeological Museum of Ancient Capua and Mitreo: Director Ida Gennarelli welcoming visitors to the museum and to the exhibit “Mitra a Capua Vetere, tra Oriente e Occidente”. Tuesday 25th of June 20.15, SMCV Social Dinner Wednesday 26th of June  9.30-11.00, SMCV Panel AIPH26 - Room 3, first floorAurora Savelli (Chair, ISEM CNR, Cagliari) and Manfredi Merluzzi (Discussant, Università Roma Tre),  The Public Hisotry Laboratories: from universities to territories and heritage   1. Sabina Pavone (Università di Macerata), Public History Laboratory at the University of Macerata: an opportunity for Cultural Heritage2. Paolo Mattera (Università Roma Tre), Public History Workshop at the University Roma Tre. Comprehending and interpreting Contemporary History: visual sources and new methods3. Cecilia Novelli and Roberto Ibba (Università di Cagliari),  The Public History workshop at University of Cagliari: the teaching for the territory4. Salvatore Colazzo (Università del Salento), Deborah De Blasi (UST Lecce) and Giuliana Iurlano (Cesram - Centro Studi Relazioni Atlantico-Mediterranee), From territories to university and back. The Unisalento PH Laboratory and the community library Panel AIPH27 – Room “Appia”, first floorCiro Romano (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland / Saint Causes Postulator, Vatican) Community, Holiness and culture: tradition, devotion, valorisation 1. Ciro Romano (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland / Saint Causes Postulator, Vatican), Community and holiness. The appoint and the role of local communities in the processes of beatification and canonization2. Daniele Ferraiuolo, (Università di Napoli Suor Orsola Benincasa), The spatial organization of inscribed memory in places of worship in the Middle Ages: proposals for reconstruction3. Angela Quattrocchi (Università degli Studi Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria, Dipartimento Architettura e Territorio), Libraries and sanctuaries. Art and Architecture in places of study and devotion4. Antonella Ambrosio (Università di Napoli “Federico II”) and Antonello Migliozzi (Università di Napoli “Federico II”), The sanctuaries in the Filangieri Archive on the European Topotheque platform Panel AIPH28 – Room C, first floorLivio Karrer (M9 Museum), Italian archives: a huge collective heritage and four ways to promote it1. Livio Karrer, M9 Museum2. Matteo D’Ambrosio, Il Polo del ‘9003. Andrea Montorio, Archivissima4. Matteo Milaneschi, Archivio Magazine Panel AIPH29 - Room 4, first floorEnrica Salvatori (Università di Pisa), Medievalists as Public Historians1. Riccardo Facchini (MediaEvi), Middle Age, Medievalist and media: tips for a methodological approach2. Marco Paperini (Città Territorio Centro Studi), Public historian: opportunity and critical issues for a profession between institutions and communities3. Marco Valenti (Università di Siena), Re-enactment and Time Travel: some problem, methods and opportunity4. Franco Cardini (Ancient Professor, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa), Public History as a civic issue of historians Panel AIPH30 - Room D, first floorVittoria Fiorelli (Università di Napoli Suor Orsola Benincasa), Paper mines. Archives from the recostruction of history to the lacing stories    1. Gabriele de Martino di Montegiordano (Università di Napoli Suor Orsola Benincasa), RECTO con VERSO: digitizing the Bacone lab2. Francesca De Ruvo (Università di Napoli Suor Orsola Benincasa), The language of satire. Telling the story with its deformation3. Leopoldo Repola (Università di Napoli Suor Orsola Benincasa), A “code” for story4. Sergio Riolo (Museo dell'Archivio Storico del Banco di Napoli), IlCartastorie – Museum of the Banco di Napoli Historical Archive Wednesday 26th of June  11.30 - 13.00, SMCV Panel AIPH31 – Room 4, first floorRete Fotografia - Silvia Paoli (Keeper, Civico Archivio Fotografico ai Musei del Castello Sforzesco), Photography and project in Public History: experiences, practices, exhibitions, institutions and urban scenes1. Carolina Lussana (Fondazione Dalmine Director) and Jessica Brigo (Archive Responsible),  Company photo archives and public history: the “face to face” project2. Monica Di Barbora (Fondazione ISEC, Istituto per la storia dell’età contemporanea), “68 Un grande numero”: the virtuosos circle of public history3. Matteo Balduzzi (Museo di Fotografia Contemporanea, MUFOCO),“Public Photography”: the MUFOCO experience Panel AIPH32 - Room 3, first floor AIB – Fiammetta Sabba (Università di Bologna, Ravenna seat), History of communities: libraries and local memories in a public history perspective    1. Pietro Esposito (Sistema Bibliotecario Milano - Servizio di Storia Locale), Milan and urban history: discovering suburbs with the Local History Service in Milan Library System  2. Cristina Perini (Biblioteca comunale “Alessandro Capotosti”, Santa Marinella), Santa Marinella shows off in the Library3. Madel Crasta (Società per gli studi di storia delle istituzioni),  Faenza Library as a mirror of society through a survey Panel AIPH33 - Room “Appia”, first floorDaniele Santarelli (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”),  History on Stage   1. Alberto Borgatta (Associazione Culturale Vox Condoviae), 23 marzo 1919, an experiment of historical narrative at theatre2. Valeria Cocozza (Università degli Studi del Molise), The processes of redemption in the Kingdom of Napels between stories and representations. Some case studies in the living history3. Ahmed Daoud (Ricercatore indipendente), “Amm' pusat' chitarr' e tambur”. Brigands and popular music in Italy4. Valeria Palumbo (Editor-in-chief, Editorial Staff Projects - RCS Media Group), Monument Women. When womens saved beauty Panel AIPH34 – Room C, first floorFrancesca Maria D’Agnelli (Cultural Heritage and Religious Building National Bureau of Italian Bishops Conference), BeWeb: the integrated portal on religious cultural property for historical telling 1. Francesca Maria D’Agnelli  (Cultural Heritage and Religious Building National Bureau of Italian Bishops Conference),  Ecclesiastical property and Public History2. Maria Teresa Rizzo (Cultural Heritage Service Centre), Beweb: narrating a different history3. Roberto Canu (Regional Committee for Religious Cultural Heritage of Piemonte and Valle d’Aosta),  Open door churches: ecclesiastic heritage opening and computer based narrative of Ecclesiastical property4. Silvia Gallarato (Alba Diocesan Cultural Heritage Bureau),  Roero Coast to Coast. Arts, landscape and community: reporting territories Panel AIPH35 - Room D, first floorCharlotte Moge (Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3) and Marcello Ravveduto (Università di Salerno),  The imagery of the mafia, the memory of the victims: an Italian Public History   1. Charlotte Moge (Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3),  Mafia's victims and public imagery: cases of judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino2. Rosanna Picoco (Libera. Associazioni, nomi e numeri contro le mafie), VIVI3. Tiziana Apicella (Fondazione Polis – Regione Campania), #NONINVANO Project a Public History case4. Noemi Caputo (Co2 Crisis Opportunita Onlus), Legality on stage5. Lorena Rao (Tom’s Hardware Italia),  History and stereotypes in video games on the Italian American mafia: the case of Mafia II Wednesday 26th of June  12.00  - 14.00, SMCV - Room 2, ground floorRound Table 3 – Teaching Public HistoryChair: Enrica Salvatori (Università di Pisa)Salvatore Colazzo (Università del Salento)Tommaso Caliò (Università di Roma “Tor Vergata”)Cecilia Novelli (Laboratorio di Public History, Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Università di Cagliari)Paolo Bertella Farnetti (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia)Manfredi Merluzzi (Università Roma Tre)Marcello Ravveduto (Università di Salerno)Daniele Santarelli (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”)Simona Salustri (Università di Bologna)Maria Giuliana Iurlano (CESRAM - Centro Studi Relazioni Atlantico-Mediterranee) Wednesday 26th of June  14.30 - 16.30, SMCV Second Floor – Poster Session Computer Room, First Floor – SpeednetworkingWednesday 26th of June  17.00 - 19.15, SMCV - Room 2, first floorAIPH2019 Assembly – Directory Board Election Thursday 27th of June 9.30 - 11.00, Caserta (Political Sciences Dept.) Panel AIPH36 – Room 1, ground floorWalter Tucci (Associazione Cliomedia Public History - Torino), Qui abito. School and Public History. A project for the renovation of the suburbs of Turin  1. Gianpaolo Fissore, Andrea Fava (Associazione Cliomedia Public History, Torino), The public history project “Qui abito”. Families and communities histories of Le Vallette, a suburbs of Turin  2. Giorgio Sacchi, Roberto Orlandini (Centro di Documentazione Storica ed Ecomuseo, Circoscrizione 5 di Torino), The Ecomuseum and the school: two resources for the community of the territory3. Maria Luisa Barelli, Paola Gregory (Dipartimento Architettura e Design, Politecnico di Torino): Comunità in movimento. Immaginare forme condivise di sviluppo nelle aree periferiche delle città4. Grazia Amendola (Istituto Comprensivo Turoldo - Torino): Protagonists of a public history project: working in the Room, the experience of the students, critical issues, results Panel AIPH37 – Room 7, first floorFiammetta Sabba (Università di Bologna, Ravenna seat), The experience of travel as a Transmission pf Social Cultural History   1. Annantonia Martorano (Università di Firenze), Narrating the territory through a rediscovered Travel2. Fiammetta Sabba (Università di Bologna, Ravenna seat),  Journey experience and libraries: an history of cultural and social lifelong learning3. Valentina Sonzini (Università di Genova), An archaeologist on tour. Graziella Conti: Genova-Baalbek round trip4. Elisabetta Zonca (Biblioteca dell’Accademia di architettura in Mendrisio, Svizzera), Educational travel through the Lens of architecture Photography. The case of André Corboz. Panel AIPH38 – Room 4, ground floorPietro Cavallo (Università di Salerno), History on screens   1. Leonardo Campus (Università Roma Tre / RaiStoria), Terms with History. Racial laws in RAI Archives2. Pietro Cavallo (Università di Salerno), Cinema as a “school”. Media and history teaching3. Michele Lacriola (Università di Salerno), Public History and Youtube: state-of-the-art? Panel AIPH39 – Room 8, first floorAnnalisa Cegna (Istituto Storico della Resistenza e dell'Età Contemporanea “Morbiducci” - Macerata), School History textbooks and Public History  1. Flavio Febbraro (High School Teacher), Textbooks, Public History and new practices2. Maila Pentucci (Università di Macerata), History's narration and transposition into school3. Gianluca Gabrielli (Università di Macerata), Primary school, history teaching and “calendario civile” Panel AIPH40 – Room 3, ground floorIgor Pizzirusso (Istituto Nazionale “Ferruccio Parri”), Playing history in town: dissemination, learning and re-appropriation of the territory   1. Gabriele Sorrentino (PopHistory Association), Playing with history, advantages and risks2. Giorgio Uberti (PopHistory Association), From the urban space to the historical urban game3. Silvia Lotti (PopHistory Association), Echi resistenti. Urban game about the liberation of Modena4. Igor Pizzirusso (Istituto Nazionale “Ferruccio Parri”), Playing an historical biography: the Milano45 case Thursday 27th of June 11.30 - 13.00, Caserta (Political Sciences Dept.) Panel AIPH41 – Room 4, ground floorRafael Zurita (Universidad de Alicante), Public History in Spain: the Era of Napoleon in Valencia   1. Rafael Zurita (Universidad de Alicante), Digital history and war heritage promotion2. Pilar Hernando (Universidad de Valencia), Royal visits and commemorative sites: José I and Fernando VII3. Juan Ramón Moreno-Vera (Universidad de Murcia), History education to understand war dramas4. Ester Alba (Universidad de Valencia) and Miquel Requena (Universidad de Valencia), The historical re-enactment of the Napoleonic era in the Comunitat ValencianaPanel AIPH42 – Room 45, first floorMirco Carrattieri (Istoreco), Territorial Enhancement and World War II Memory  1. Massimo Carcione (Regione Piemonte), Alps Memory Experience2. Mirco Carrattieri (Museo della Repubblica di Montefiorino e della Resistenza italiana), Territorial Enhancement Project oh World War II in Emilia region3. Carlo Puddu (Liberation Route Italy Liberation Route in Italy4. Cristina Cannone (Vicepresidente Cooperativa Terracoste a.r.l.), Memory paths and other projects along Gustav Line Panel AIPH43 – Room 7, first floorNadia Barrella (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), Monuments1. Vladislav Kokoulin (Scuola di Comando Militare Superiore di Novosibirsk, Russia), War through Monuments and War for Monuments in Post-Soviet Russia (1991–2019)2. Alessandra Lorini (Università di Firenze), Marble and Bronze heroes in the Heart of American Democracy: the National Statuary Hall Collection at the US Capitol3. Luca Palermo (Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), Making memory: the counter monuments to the Jews Panel AIPH44 – Room 3, ground floorIgor Pizzirusso (Istituto nazionale “Ferruccio Parri”),  Digital is public? Dynamics and opportunities of virtual space through databases analysis1. Eugenia Corbino (ISRT),  Sources:clandestine press databases2. Igor Pizzirusso (Istituto nazionale “Ferruccio Parri”),  The biographies: Spanish war's antifascist and “Last letters”3. Giorgio Uberti (Associazione PopHistory), Historical research, memory and territory: the Atlas of massacres4. Marcella Burderi (Fondazione “Giovan Pietro Grimaldi” - Modica), www.memorieoralidegliiblei.it:  a website for memory Panel AIPH45 – Room 8, first floorGiancarlo Poidomani (Università di Catania), History in tv series: imagery and historians 1. Giancarlo Poidomani (Università di Catania), Timeless: historical imagery and the role of the historian in contemporary America2. Marcello Ravveduto (Università di Salerno), Falling Skies: the historian, the people, the nation3. Eleonora Moronti and Matteo Di Legge (Università di Bologna), “By order of the Public History”: micro-histories and macro-histories on Tv4. Cecilia Dau Novelli (Università di Cagliari), Entrepreneurs and small screen a history of success Thursday 27th of June 12.00 - 14.00, Caserta (Political Sciences Dept.)Room 1, ground floor Round Table 4 - Cooperative entrepreneurship and public history: reflections on mid-term projects Chair: Chiara OttavianoMaurizio Brioni (Legacoop Emilia-Romgna), The “Grant Gochin vs Centre for the Study of Genocide” Trial: Who Owns the Truth on the Holocaust in Lithuania?Tito Menzani (Università di Bologna), Cooperation in Emilia-Romagna: a possible path  Mattia Granata (Università di Milano), Crowdsourcing for cooperative entrepreneurship: defining objective Thursday 27th of June 13.30 - 14.30,  Caserta (Political Sciences Dept.)Light Lunch, offered by the Political Sciences Department “Jean Monnet” Thursday 27th of June 14.30 - 16.00, Caserta (Political Sciences Dept.) Panel AIPH46 – Room 3, ground floorSerge Noiret (European University Institute), History Public use and misuse1. Antonio Chiaese (Independent Scholar), The “Grant Gochin vs Centre for the Study of Genocide” Trial: Who Owns the Truth on the Holocaust in Lithuania?2. Ida Gilda Mastrorosa (Università di Firenze), Public History &#38; ‘identité nationale’: Vercingétorix conquers the web3. Alessia Tortolini (Università di Pisa), Identity through Tradition: the Misuse of History in post-revolutionary Iran Panel AIPH47 – Room 8, first floorGiuliana Iurlano (Cesram - Centro Studi Relazioni Atlantico-Mediterranee),“Foreigners and without a homeland”: voices from the Istrian, Fiuman and Dalmatian Communities in Puglia    1. Ester Capuzzo (Università di Roma “La Sapienza”), The reception of the Julian-Dalmatian exiles2. Francesca Salvatore (“La Scuola Universitaria” - Taranto/Cesram), From bad reception to integration: the case of the city of Taranto3. Giovanna Bino (MiBac/Cesram), Cultural heritage ad a story of everyone: the reconstruction of the Julian-Dalmatian exodus in Brindisi and Lecce4.  Giuliana Iurlano (Cesram) and Patrizia Mihaljevic (Federazione delle Associazioni degli Esuli Istriani Fiumani e Dalmati), From upper to lower Adriatic: invisible refugess in the province of Lecce Panel AIPH48 – Room 7, first floorPaolo Bertella Farnetti (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia), Teaching History   1. Clara Silva (Università di Firenze), Oral tradition narratives ad a tool for strengthening identity in new generations of Cape Verdean immigrants   2. Laura Rossi (Primary School Teacher - Bologna),“Le Forme del Tempo”. Teaching history in primary school3. Marco Vito (Master in Public History, Unimore), Family in the Archive, a project of Public History4. Pamela Giorgi e Irene Zoppi (Indire - Istituto Nazionale di Documentazione, Innovazione e Ricerca Educativa), Digital Indire Collection for teaching history Panel AIPH49 – Room 4, ground floorGabriele Archetti (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Milan), The Lombards in Italy and the Lombard Research Centre 1. Claudio Azzara (Università di Salerno), The Lombards across the international conferences of the Lombard Research Centre2. Gabriele Archetti (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), The Lombards in Italy and the work of Lombard Research Centre3. Marcello Rotili (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), A serial UNESCO heritage site and the Lombard Reasearch Centre4. Francesca Stroppa (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), The Piamarta Museum in the spaces of the Santa Giulia monasteryPanel AIPH50 – Room 1, ground floorGiulio Sodano (Università della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"), Community Histories    1. Angelo Longo (Ecomuseo del Vanoi), The voice of things: the tale of the past through ethnographic objects2. Davide Polo (Ukkosen Teatteri) and Andrea Picco (Associazione Forum Gorizia), Progetto QuartIeri, oggi, domani3. Elina Gugliuzzo (Università Pegaso, Napoli) and Giuseppe Restifo (Independent scholar), 1719: an anniversary 'in the making' at Francavilla di Sicilia5. Francesco D'Angelo (“Sapienza” Università di Rome / ISEM CNR), Public historian Potential. Reflection on case study: Middle Age Festival on Twitter Thursday 27th of June 16.30 - 18.30, CasertaVisit to Reggia Caserta Friday 28th  of June 9.30 - 11.00, SMCV Panel AIPH51 -  Room 3, first floorStefania Manni (Librarian and “Storia Digitale” Project Responsible), Repositories:Informers of Digital History – Italian experiences 1. Paola Foscaro e Federica Vignati (Biblioteca di scienze della storia e della documentazione storica dell’Università di Milano), Bibliostoria2. Elena Franchini (Librarian and “Filosofia&#38;Storia” project editor), Filosofia &#38; Storia3. Stefania Manni (Librarian and “Storia Digitale” project editor), Digital History: History content online4. Serge Noiret (European University Institute Library, Florence), The EHPS repository of Open Access primary sources for the History of Europe Panel AIPH52 – Room 4, first floorAldo Giuseppe Scarselli (Università di Firenze), Gaming the past: Public History and Video Games  1. Carmine Ruocco (Università di Teramo), War in video games beyond Hollywood2. Aldo Giuseppe Scarselli (Università di Firenze),  Can Resistenza be played? Video games and European Resistance Heritage3. Valerio Larcher (Herzog-Ernst – Gotha Research Centre of the University of Erfurt), National imagery in Grand Strategy Games Panel AIPH53 - Room “Appia”, first floorWalter Panciera (Università di Padova), History teaching in the school as Public History? 1. Michela Nocita (Liceo classico Pilo Albertelli - Roma),  Storytelling sea: history of ancient and modern migration at school2. Agnese Portincasa (Istituto Parri - Bologna), The Digital Teacher's Desk: the challenges of teaching history3. Umberto Roberto (Università Europea di Roma), History on Tv and Radio4. Enrico Valseriati (Università di Padova), The Alternanza Scuola Lavoro and the historical sciencesPanel AIPH54 - Room C, first floorGabriella Gribaudi (Università di Napoli “Federico II”),  The memory of natural catastrophe. The stories of the experience and their publishing1. Anna Maria Zaccaria (Università di Napoli “Federico II”) and Sara Zizzari (Università di Milano Bicocca),  Governance dynamics and housing paths of the post-earthquake  2. Silvia Lotti (Associazione PopHistory),  ReaGenti alla riscossa. A digital archive for the memory of earthquakes3. Gabriele Ivo Moscaritolo (Università di Napoli “Federico II”), The role of memory in the prevention of seismic risk. Testimonies on the 1980 earthquake4. Maria Laura Longo (Università di Napoli “L’Orientale”), Between history and memory. Bradyseism of 1970 and 1982-84 retold by inhabitants of Pozzuoli Panel AIPH55 - Room D, first floorMirco Carrattieri (Museo della Repubblica di Montefiorino e della Resistenza Italiana - chair) and Carlo Spagnolo (Università di Bari - discussant),  Parri network reviews and Public History1. Agostino Bistarelli (Giunta Centrale Studi Storici), Public History in “Italia Contemporanea”2. Mirco Carrattieri (Museo della Repubblica di Montefiorino e della Resistenza Italiana),  A networking network:“E-Review” and Public History3. Flavio Febbraro (High School Italian and History Teacher),  Public History on Novecento.org. Web history teaching: work in progress4. Alessandro Casellato e Gilda Zazzara (Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia), Public History oustiside network: «Venetica» from 1984 on Friday 28th  of June 11.30 - 13.00, SMCV Panel AIPH56 - Room C, first floorRaffaele Manduca (Università di Messina),  Instilling emotions. Images, violence and popular passions in Sicily between the 17th ans the 19th Centuries1. Placido Currò (Università di Messina),  Men in revolt. Images and emotions in the popular agitations of the Sicilian 17th Century2. Raffaele Manduca (Università di Messina), Passion and Fury. Narrative and iconography of revolutionary violence in Sicily in the first half of the 19th Century3. Antonino Teramo (Università di Messina), Farmers' fears: the repression of the Sicilian Leagues (Fasci Siciliani) in the story and in the images of Gustavo Nesti Panel AIPH57 - Room D, first floorMarcello Ravveduto (Università di Salerno), Digital (public) History 1. Kresno Brahmantyo (Centre for Research on Society and Culture, Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia),  Digital history repository of Towns and Cities2. Jessica M. Masucci (Journalist and podcast independent producer),  Communicating with the podcast, a new digital frontier for the diffusion of History voice3. Luigi Serra (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea),  Satellite and bits to navigate History4. Danilo Supino (Data Journalist and Data Storyteller),  Data visual history: a new historical communicationPanel AIPH58 - Room 4, first floorNadia Barrella (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”), Historical Landscapes: Valorization and Protection1. Antonio Colapietro (ISPRA, Istituto Superiore per la Protezione e la Ricerca Ambientale), Gennaro Maria Monti (ISPRA) and Angela Paolini (“Appia” Antica Regional Park),  Approaching to historical and production landscapes in South-East suburb of Rome2. Alessia De Santis (Engineer, Settore Ambiente e Lavori Pubblici del Comune di Amalfi) and Claudia Stella Valeria Geremia (Università di Caen), Public history and sustainable development3. Gabriela Häbich (Associazione Culturale GoTellGo), Maria Teresa Natale (MIBAC /Associazione culturale GoTellGo),  Cultural Itineraries and routes for a shared reading of historical landscapes Panel AIPH59 - Room “Appia”, first floorSamanta Mariotti (EGA, Entertainment Game Apps, Ltd ) and Nina Marotta (M(u)ovimenti - Associazione di promozione sociale),  By playing is an other (Hi)story   1. Samanta Mariotti (EGA - Entertainment Game Apps, Ltd ) and Nina Marotta (M(u)ovimenti, Associazione di promozione sociale), Active engagement experiences with children for History learning2. Katie Louta (University of Peloponnese), The cost of freedom, a digital game3. Ilaria Romeo (CGIL National Historical Archives),  Our memory between playing and learning. The Trade Unions QUIZ: the CGIL game Panel AIPH60 - Room 3, first floorDomenico Matteo Frisone (Università di Teramo), Alcohol and public history: from university courses to Angastare, Best practices and communication methodologies  1. Thomas Cauvin (Colorado State University),  Public History teaching through the History of Beer and Brewing traditions2. Domenico Matteo Frisone (Università di Teramo), Alcohol as a communication expedient: The Pint History Live's Experience3. Pietro Barsotti (Ars Balistarium), Alcohol as a medicine and re-enactment beverage: reconstructive experiences Friday 28th  of June  12.00 - 14.00, SMCV - Room 2, ground floorRound Table 5 – Horal History and Public History – AISO Chair:  Alessandro Casellato (Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia) | Roberta Garruccio (Università di Milano) | Antonio Floridia (Toscana Region Officer)Graziella Bonansea (European University Institute)Antonio Canovi (Associazione Italiana di Storia Orale)Pietro Clemente (Università di Firenze)Gabriella Gribaudi (Università di Napoli “Federico II”)Gilda Zazzara (Università Ca' Foscari Venezia)Friday 28th  of June  14.30 - 16.00, SMCV Panel AIPH61 - Room 3, first floorAmalia Galdi (Università di Salerno), The weight of identity examined by the medievalist. Confrontation, integration and coexistence of the many alterities of the medieval Mezzogiorno   1. Amalia Galdi (Università di Salerno), The Jews in Southern Italy in the Middle Ages: a model of cohabitation?2. Mario Loffredo (Università di Salerno), The dialectics with the “other one” in the light of the Slavic presences in the medieval Mezzogiorno3. Antonio Tagliente (Università di Salerno), A dark rag or a colourful tapestry?The Islamic world as a continental element of Medieval Southern ItalyPanel AIPH62 - Room C, first floorDonato Verrastro (Università della Basilicata), Between ruins and abandonments. Some proposals for the recovery and  enhancement of the historical heritage in the Southern Italian Apennines area  1. Ermanno Battista (Università di Salerno), Let's have a ride. Southern itineraries between history and tourism  2. Dario Marino (Historical Articles Editor),  The abandoned places of the long Southern Italy Ninentheenth Century: examples of narration for a “paesologia” of history in the international areas of the South of Italy3. Michele Capaldo (Centro di ricerca Guido Dorso - Avellino), Volti di Calitri Panel AIPH63 - Room D, first floorLuca Al Sabbagh (Associazione Culturale CLORI), Public History, associations and cultural blogging: exchanging experiences  1. Luca Al Sabbagh (CLORI),  Communicating the history of dissent through the Digital &#38; PublicHumanities: the construction of a historical-philosophical network from Ereticopedia to the CLORI Association2. Sandra Bacchitta (Associazione Culturale Sgabuzzini Storici), Between Conservation and Divulgation: “Sgabuzzini Storici”3. Antonio D’Andria (Università degli Studi della Basilicata), Blogging and local history: the experience of “Di Storia, di storie”4. Armando Pepe (Literature and History Teacher in Technical High School),  The Associazione Storica del Medio Volturno and the Associazione Storica del Caiatino Panel AIPH64 - Room 4, first floorRosa Maria Delli Quadri (Università di Napoli “L'Orientale”), Itineraries, shapes and writing: Mediterranean and dissemination    1. Rosa Maria Delli Quadri (Università di Napoli “L'Orientale”), Mediterranean Writings2. Dionigi Albera (Idemec – MMSH),  Holy places shared in the Mediterranean: reflections on an exhibit itinerary3. Amedeo Feniello (Istituto di Storia dell'Europa Mediterranea – CNR),  History of the Mediterranean in 20 objects: writing4. Alessandro Vanoli (Historian and writer), History of the Mediterranean in 20 objects: staging Panel AIPH65 - Room “Appia”, first floorAISO – Stefano Bartolini (Fondazione Valore Lavoro, archivi storici della CGIL, Pistoia), Oral e public history: an opportunity for democratic participation?1. Giulia Malavasi (Biblioteca di scienze sociali Università di Firenze),  Making history with a community: the participated research of Manfredonia2. Giulia Maraviglia (Cooperativa Sociolab),  The collective memory of places in the process of urban regeneration3. Matteo Di Cristofaro (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia), Silvia Tagliazucchi (Amigdala) and Antonio Canovi (AISO),  From sources to renewal: the Villaggio Artigiano in the west Modena and the renewal of process fostered by Ovestlab and Amigdala Collective4. Tito Vezio Viola (MuBa, Museo della battaglia di Ortona) e Chiara Paris (Università Ca’ Foscari),  The Museo della Battaglia di Ortona: a paradigm shift towards narration and participation POSTER SESSION1. Artsystem,  Acta Manent – Craft Archives2. Marco Brando,  The Myth Frederick II, Duke of Swabia in mass society3. Fondazione 1563,  Lives of homes and stuffs. 1938 racial laws and private property4. Fondazione Ranieri di Sorbello,  Stranger travellers in Central Italy5. Elio Frescani – Mariangela Palmieri,  Filmidea. History, Cinema, Music, Tv: a day of study6. Deborah Guazzoni Paolo Carelli, Emanuele Di Muro, Francesco Gallo, Alessandro Mastroluca, Stefano Marrone, Dario Ricci (Società Italiana di Storia dello Sport),  Sport history on media: memory challenges, language limits7. Italo Iasiello,  History and civic identity in Benevento and its Province8. Elisa Malvestito (Istituto per la storia della Resistenza e della società contemporanea nel Biellese, nel Vercellese e in Valsesia),  From prison to freedom. Women voices9. Gianni Palumbo,  Giuseppe Camillo Giordano. Pieces of a romantic botanist herbarium10. Daniela Patti, Pinella Filippa Marchese, Vittorio Mirto,  Rock settlement in the territory of Enna for a sustainable development11. Igor Pizzirusso (Associazione PopHistory), Pietre nella Rete. A new virtual memorial of IWW victims12. Carmine Christian Ruocco, Boss of the House. Boardgame and Public History: explaining complexity with a game13. Rossana Saccone (L’isola di Arturo ONLUS), Divine routes. On Falerno paths, between saints and vineyard14. Tito Vezio Viola, The third army: popular narrating memories to redefine corbin of the Ortona battle15. Valentina Zucchi,  Museum turns in History. Florence history and civic heritage valorization16. Paola Tagliente,  Historical Cartography and GIS in cities study: the case of L'Aquila17. Paola D’Antonio, F Toscano, Francesca Vera Romano, Carmen D’Antonio,  Matera and Pompei: Techonologies and sustainability of the two Historical Landscapes18. Maurizio Toscano,  Crowdsourcing Irish history: Historic Graves digital project19. Lidia Bocanegra Barbecho,  Public participation to recover and communicate the memory of the Spanish republican exile through Digital Public History and Open Data: the e-xiliad@s project20. Daphné Budasz (European University Institute) and Markus Wurzer (University of Graz), Firenze Imperiale: Mapping Colonial Heritage in Italy&#160;&#160;