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IV Luca Codignola Bo ben sappiamo, tali tensioni scoppiano anche tra cittadini di due villaggi vicini, fedeli di una stessa religione, o discendenti di una stessa famiglia. Nell’ambito dell’arco cronologico considerato dall’Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea, riteniamo che l’Europa mediterranea abbia costituito una comunità distinta che fu sempre intrinsecamente internazionale, poiché consistette sempre di ‘nazioni’ che si trovarono in relazione costante l’una con l’altra e i cui confini non furono mai disegnati con chiarezza o accettati senza conflitto. È compito dell’Istituto studiare questa comunità nel suo cambiamento nel tempo e nel modo in cui essa si è rappresentata. Da tutto ciò derivano dunque il titolo di questa nuova collana, Europa e Mediterraneo. Storia e immagini di una comunità internazionale, e la scelta strategica di pubblicare i suoi volumi in italiano oppure in inglese, francese, spagnolo, catalano e portoghese, nonché in eventuali altre lingue, se l’occasione lo richieda. Luca Codignola Bo, Direttore (1 giugno 2008-31 gennaio 2012) Istituto di Storia dell’Europa Mediterranea Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche **** SERIES FOREWORD This new online and multilingual book series represents the new face of the well-known and long-established book series published by the Institute of History of Mediterranean Europe. It is new because new digital technologies make publications – an article, a journal, but also a book – available almost instantly, all over the world, to readers who have been alerted to its existence and significance. As in the predigital era, this awareness may have been induced by learned footnotes and bibliographical references, by word of mouth passed on
Presentazione della collana / Series Foreword by colleagues and friends, or simply by fortuitous and occasional encounters with the written page. In the digital era, however, a publication dealing with an issue of interest can also be found simply by assembling a string of words or signs into a search engine. Why not take advantage of this new technology to make the result of one’s research available to the largest number of readers in the quickest way so far devised by the human being? Indeed, we might feel somewhat nostalgic for the yellowing paper page, the indented hard cover, the old-fashioned Bodoni typeface, the slow thumbing from one page to the next, let alone the feeling of accomplishment that comes when reaching the end page and the feeling that, from then onwards, we know more – and that knowledge is there to stay. This new online series recognizes all that. In the same fashion, however, we also recognize that a fast low-cost non-stop flight from Gatwick to La Guardia does not live up to the personal fulfillment granted by a slow voyage from London to New York on a luxury cruise ship. Yet we also value the enlarged readership, the easier networking, and especially the automatic search options that vastly enrich the old-fashioned indexing without which no scholarly book was deemed to be complete. Furthermore, online publishing does not, per se, exclude the production of a printed book. In a perfect world, both digital and printed versions will be available, whenever sufficient funding makes it possible to do so, even when only a limited number of hard copies are to be printed. This book series, however, is also new because, first and foremost, its contents have undergone a significant renewal. We have taken the former Institute’s book series and given it a new name – “Europe and the Mediterranean. History and Images of an International Community.” (To be frank, the earlier series did not even have a title.) We thought that this new title better reflects the overall scholarly interests of the Institute. None of the research fields that were present at its inception in 2001 have been sidelined or abandoned. We felt, however, that in the past few years the Institute had become more internationally-oriented and more conscious of its crucial role of V
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3. A MAN WITH A MISSION: GUY LAFLÈ
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