" This excellent volume is the fundamental reference for readers interested in the histories, legacies, and afterlives of fascist architecture and urbanism. The genuine diversity and distinction of the perspectives represented ensures that this will be a touchstone for some time to come." - Dana Renga, The Ohio State University
" Bringing together disparate voices and perspectives, this volume draws valuable attention to the ways in which scholars, artists, architects, communities and others have engaged the material remains of the fascist past, not only within Italy, but also in that country's former colonies and territories. Among the book's many strengths, is its willingness to confront the challenges raised by difficult histories, in Italy and elsewhere, and to acknowledge and give voice to a multiplicity of responses." - Lucy Maulsby, Associate Professor, Northeastern University, Boston