Letture storiografiche del “mito americano” al tempo della Grande guerra italiana

This article examines historiographical approaches to interpreting the United States’ influence in Italy from the Great War through the immediate post-war period. It advances a reinterpretation of existing scholarship by identifying a threefold interpretative framework: the perspective of diplomatic history and international relations, the ideological and cultural reception, and the impact of Wilsonianism on Italian politics.