Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- List of maps
- 1 Society and politics in Liberal Italy
- 2 New political pressure groups and foreign policy
- 3 The making of a Foreign Minister: Antonino Di San Giuliano
- 4 The Consulta: the bureaucrats of foreign policy
- 5 How Italy went to Libya
- 6 How Italy stayed in Libya
- 7 The politics of alliance: Italy in the Triple Alliance, 1912–1914
- 8 The politics of friendship: Italy, the Triple Entente, and the search for a new Mediterranean agreement, 1911–1914
- 9 ‘Un cliente maleducato’: Italy in the Dodecanese and Ethiopia, 1912–1914
- 10 Preparing to digest some spoils: Italian policy towards Turkey, 1912–1914
- 11 San Giuliano's epilogue. The realities of European war 28 June to 16 October 1914
- Conclusion
- Appendix I The Ten Commandments for Italians abroad
- Appendix II Pro-memoria on our politico-military situation, by A. Pollio
- Appendix III San Giuliano's poem about his funeral ceremony
- Abbreviations used in the notes and bibliography
- Select bibliography
- Notes
- Index
Abbreviations used in the notes and bibliography
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 November 2009
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- List of maps
- 1 Society and politics in Liberal Italy
- 2 New political pressure groups and foreign policy
- 3 The making of a Foreign Minister: Antonino Di San Giuliano
- 4 The Consulta: the bureaucrats of foreign policy
- 5 How Italy went to Libya
- 6 How Italy stayed in Libya
- 7 The politics of alliance: Italy in the Triple Alliance, 1912–1914
- 8 The politics of friendship: Italy, the Triple Entente, and the search for a new Mediterranean agreement, 1911–1914
- 9 ‘Un cliente maleducato’: Italy in the Dodecanese and Ethiopia, 1912–1914
- 10 Preparing to digest some spoils: Italian policy towards Turkey, 1912–1914
- 11 San Giuliano's epilogue. The realities of European war 28 June to 16 October 1914
- Conclusion
- Appendix I The Ten Commandments for Italians abroad
- Appendix II Pro-memoria on our politico-military situation, by A. Pollio
- Appendix III San Giuliano's poem about his funeral ceremony
- Abbreviations used in the notes and bibliography
- Select bibliography
- Notes
- Index
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- Italy the Least of the Great PowersItalian Foreign Policy Before the First World War, pp. 429 - 430Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1979