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    Business Culture in Italy

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    the way in which meetings are conducted and negotiation styles. Nine times out of ten the latter of the two will have the advantage. They will be able to tailor their proposal and demeanour to gel better with the Italian way. In addition‚ they would endear themselves to the Italian hosts. This guide to doing business in Italy is designed as a brief introduction to areas business people should take into consideration before travelling to Italy. Doing Business - Etiquette Good manners and courtesy

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    one can find between the American and the Italian wine label systems are that American wines are named according to the type or types or grapes that they used while Italian‚ as most of European wines‚ are named according to the region that they come from. Another important difference is that Italian wineries are required to show on their label the vintage year (year when the grapes were harvested) while American wines are not required to do it. Italian Laws only permit the mention of the variety

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    to the rise of Benito Mussolini and the Fascist Party‚ who took control of the Italian state and implemented a new regime that the world had never seen before. Possibly the world’s first totalitarian government‚ Mussolini was able to take complete control of Italy and its people. The Fascist ideology was the epitome everything that the Italian people were. But how was Mussolini able to manipulate and command the Italian people into going along with his vision of Italy? And what role did nationalism

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    Why Is Mussolini Bad

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    Many Italians during this time‚ especially among the middle class‚ welcomed his authority. They hoped that he would stop the strikes and riots that had put Italy in a bad place. They were ready to submit to dictatorship‚ provided the national economy was stabilized and their country restored to its dignity and Mussolini seemed to be the only one that could do that. The Fascists introduced ambitious programs of public works that caused Italy’s democratic system to be abolished in favor of Mussolini’s

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    Princely Courts of the Early Renaissance Italian Renaissance princely courts were expected to be opulent‚ therefore‚ there were no the sumptuary restrictions to follow. Wealthy aristocrats like Cosimo de’ Medici were not allowed to openly display their wealth. Princely wealth was attained through conquest rather than through mercenary endeavors‚ and an open display of splendor reflected to the common people the ruler’s power and reinforced their belief that the state was a healthy entity. The

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    compare the style‚ themes and goals of Italian neo-realism to another mode of realism. Please note that you should address fictional narratives that create a strong impression of reality‚ not documentary. I have chosen to compare De Sica’s Bicycle Theives to the great British classic Saturday Night and Sunday Morning by Karel Reisz. In some ways the British New wave or “kitchen sink” realism movement was influenced and instigated by the post-war Italian Neo-realist films of the late forties and

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    Analyse the political factors involved in the Unification of Italy up to 1861 Italian Unification or Italian Risorgimento is known as the chain of political and military events that produced a united Italian peninsula under the Kingdom of Italy in 1861. These events can be broken down in four stages: Revolutionary‚ Cavour’s Policy and the Role of Piedmont‚ Garibaldi’s Campaign‚ and the creation of the Italian Kingdom. The unification of Italy up to 1861 is due to two main political factors. The

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    most important person in unifying Italy‚ Eventhough he only ends the steps of Mazzini and garibaldi who initially started the idea of uniting Italy. However‚ it had been claimed that the assistance of foreign power was the most important reasons for Italian unification during the period of 1848 to 18 71. Firstly the influence of France was important to the unification to the unification of Italy. After the help of Cavour to France in the Crimean war. Napoleon iii promised to help Cavour in fighting

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    unification of italy

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    fragmented into smaller principalities under different rulers and princes‚ who had no concept of nationality as they were interested in extending their influence outside of Italy as well. The pope’s influence over all Italian states and temporal control over Rome posed yet another barrier to Italian unification. Finally‚ these structural barriers to unification were accompanied by disagreement

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    Renaissance Comparison Essay The Italian Renaissance culture and arts and the Northern European Renaissance was a way of life‚ similar to our modern day way of life‚ ranging from things such as architecture‚ painting‚ literature‚ sculptures‚ pottery‚ and philosophy. Between the two eras‚ there are social and cultural similarities and differences. The social and cultural similarities between the Italian and Northern European Renaissance were their artistic views in reference to religion

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