#reviews

The new issue of A.R.O. features a rich selection of reviews, including volumes on the Red Brigades, the legacy of fascism, the mobility paradigm, and bibliophile stories. There is more: the magazine covers many other books, spanning different places and eras. We invite you to discover how reading history can create proximity and maintain a constant dialogue with the world, despite distances.

The 2025–1 volume of the Annals of the Italian-German Historical Institute (ISIG) at FBK has been released in recent weeks. Curated by Jawad Daheur and Katia Occhi, the issue features a dossier titled "Rivers and Forests. Historical Perspectives on timber floating in Europe." FBK Magazine spoke with Katia Occhi to take a closer look at the themes explored in this publication.

The latest issue of ARO, the quarterly online journal which aims to offer a wide selection of reviews of recently published books on history from the early modern period to today

About online reviews and how they influence our choices and limit our chances of making new discoveries.

The "Aro" Forum dedicated to "Veronica and the Devil" is an opportunity to reflect on the writing of history

The purpose is promoting a wider circulation of historical research and historiographical innovations