International Law and the Legacies of Fascist Internationalism

该项目有三个目标：揭示和阐述在两次世界大战期间意大利形成的法西斯主义的国际法方法；对法西斯主义国际主义进行新的比较和跨学科分析；利用这一档案和比较研究来阐明当代全球秩序，特别是其暴力、等级和扩张的逻辑。该项目旨在提高我们对澳大利亚和全球关注的三个相互关联的现象的理解：移民流动加剧，经济不确定性增加，以及极右翼势力死灰复燃。它可以为国家和国际应对这些现象提供一个历史和法律框架，并澄清发展中世界军事和金融干预的长期结构性后果。

The project has three aims: to uncover and elaborate the fascist approach to international law that developed in inter-war Italy; to generate new comparative and interdisciplinary analyses of fascist internationalism; and to use this archival and comparative research to shed light on the contemporary global order and in particular its logic of violence, hierarchy and expansion. The project aims to improve our understanding of three interrelated phenomena of concern to Australia and globally: intensifying migration flows, increasing economic uncertainty, and the resurgent far right. It may provide a historical and legal framework for national and international responses to these phenomena and clarify the long-term structural consequences of military and financial interventions in the developing world.