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Alessio Ponzio

MacEwan University · Other

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Research interests

Ponzio is the author of several articles and two books, one in Italian and one in English, devoted to Fascist youth education. The monograph Shaping the 'New Man': Youth Training Regimes in Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany , published by the University of Wisconsin Press – George L. Mosse series – in 2015 (paperback in July 2017), changes our understanding of the pedagogical dimension of German-Italian relations under Fascism by exploring the extensive cross-fertilization that took place in the field of youth education between Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. He is currently completing his third monograph, Scandalous Practices , based on his Michigan dissertation. This book, under contract with Temple University Press for publication in their Sexuality Studies series, offers a unique analysis of the history of post-fascist male same-sex sexualities in Italy. One of his new projects, funded by a Canadian SSHRC Insight Development Grant, explores how 1950s Italian homophiles engaged with European and North American organizations to challenge the social, cultural and religious discrimination they faced at home. An essay based on this research will shortly be published in the forthcoming book Transnational LGBTQ+: Networks and Activism in Europe and the Americas, 1940s–2000s . | Modern Europe, Fascism, genocide, Holocaust, transnational, media, youth, education, gender, sexuality, queer, trans*, 2SLGBTQIA+

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Biography

Alessio Ponzio is Associate Professor, History | Director, Centre for Sexual and Gender Diversity at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include Ponzio is the author of several articles and two books, one in Italian and one in English, devoted to Fascist youth education. The monograph Shaping the 'New Man': Youth Training Regimes in Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany , published by the University of Wisconsin Press – George L. Mosse series – in 2015 (paperback in July 2017), changes our understanding of the pedagogical dimension of German-Italian relations under Fascism by exploring the extensive cross-fertilization that took place in the field of youth education between Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. He is currently completing his third monograph, Scandalous Practices , based on his Michigan dissertation. This book, under contract with. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.

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