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,Mobility, Architecture, Chronotopes: 1930s Colonialism and Tourist Consumerism in Tianjin’s Italianticular during the Fascist period. I study how Italian colonial administrators, architects, and urban planners intended the mobility-architecture dyad in this concession to help further their colonial governance and reputation. I also analyze how Chinese journalists and advertisers operationalized t

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Representations of Socialist Mobility in Post-WWII China-Italy Cultural Exchange, reveal how the worldviews of Italian artists and intellectuals were shaped by a global communist network. With a focus on photography, visual art, and writings produced by Italian visitors, this chapter examines instances of cultural production that embody “socialist mobility” and emphasize the tra

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,Italian Travelogues on Maoist China (1950s–1970s) through the Lens of Mobilities Studies,ic of China (PRC) in different periods through the Mao era. It is notable that the Italian visitors in the 1950s commonly expressed a sense of home when traveling in China while their followers with similar ideology shared a strong feeling of estrangement in the 1960s and 1970s. By embodying Chinese

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Italian Migration to China, Contemporary Movements, Self-Representations and Practices,n migrants in China. While encompassing different genres and forms of mobility they share a similar authorial intent to inform potential migrants on the challenges and opportunities of living in China. By drawing on Cresswell’s articulation of ‘constellations of mobility’, as defined by ., . and . (

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2946-4838 rovides an example of global cultural mobilitiesThis book offers a critical analysis of global mobilities across China and Italy in history. In three periods in the twentieth century, new patterns of physical mobilities and cultural contact were established between the two countries which were eithe

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Can Spanish Count As an English Course?velers’ desire to connect with the “New China” based on a shared political ideology. Moreover, it reveals how representation arbitrated and intersected with diplomatic relations as both countries underwent major political shifts.