Crime, disorder, and the Risorgimento : the politics of policing in Bologna
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Crime, disorder, and the Risorgimento : the politics of policing in Bologna
（Cambridge studies in Italian history and culture）
Cambridge University Press, 1994
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Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This 1994 book provides a meticulous examination of the ideology, structure, and functions of papal police as they operated in the city and province of Bologna in the period before Italian unity. In doing so, it also offers an important new perspective on the Risorgimento in the region. The author argues that after the Restoration the papal government maintained much of Napoleon's police apparatus in order to enhance its absolute power as an administrative monarchy; but the new police soon found themselves incapable of dealing effectively with the prevailing problems of the day, including political conspiracy, rampant unemployment, widespread poverty, and endemic crime in city and countryside alike. In 1828 and 1847 the papal government was forced to allow Bologna's elites to arm themselves in posse-style 'citizen patrols'. On each occasion the patrols became a rallying point of reform and, eventually, revolution.
目次
- Introduction
- 1. Setting the stage: Bologna, the ancien regime, and Napoleon
- 2. Consalvi's troops
- 3. Functions and failures
- 4. Public order and the revolution of 1831
- 5. Reform and failure
- 6. Reform and revolution
- 7. The search for stability and the turn to Piedmont
- 8. Epilogue: risorgimento, freedom, and repression
- 9. Conclusion.
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