Journal of Modern Italian StudiesPublication details, including instructions for authors and subscription information: (1999) Miti e storia dell'Italia unita (Bologna: Il Mulino), pp.1-229, 28,000 lire, ISBN 88-15-07259-4. AbstractAccording to a number of influential Italian contemporary historians, Italian political history since Unification has been distorted by politicized scholarship and the existence of a large number of untenable political myths. These views are presented in the volume Miti e storia dell 'Italia unita (1999). In this roundtable, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Carl Ipsen and David Kertzer discuss this thesis with two of its leading proponents: Ernesto Galli della Loggia and Luciano Cafagna.

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