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Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Chapter 1 Myths and Histories of Italian Sociology -- Abstract -- Italian Sociology Before World War Two -- References -- Chapter 2 The Post-war Period: 'Inventing' Sociology in Italy -- Abstract -- A Dual Differentiation -- The Discovery of the Field -- Teaching Sociology -- Knocking on Heaven's Doors? Sociologists Enter Academia -- References -- Chapter 3 The Hubs of Newborn Sociology -- Abstract -- A Geography of Sociological Practice -- Centro Nazionale di Prevenzione e Difesa Sociale -- Il Mulino -- Adriano Olivetti's Comunità -- Schools and Training -- References -- Chapter 4 The Dream of Institutionalization -- Abstract -- A New Sociological Habitus -- Journals in the 1960s: From Ecumenicism to Schools -- Translations in the 1960s -- Facing the Reform and Mass University -- Movement and Institution? -- References -- Chapter 5 A Fascinating and Precarious Project: Sociology in Trento -- Abstract -- The Institute: Aims and Identity -- The Students, the Movement, and Italian Sociology -- References -- Chapter 6 After '68: A New Generation of Sociologists -- Abstract -- A Professional Association for Italian Sociologists? -- The 1970s as a Time of Academization and Professionalization -- References -- Chapter 7 Entrenchment and the Emergence of New Structures -- Abstract -- The Split Pattern of Italian Sociology -- 'Non-aligned': Franco Ferrarotti in the 1970s -- The 1980s University Reform and the Associazione Italiana Di Sociologia -- References -- Chapter 8 Routinization and Globalization: The 1980s and Beyond -- Abstract -- The Creation of Doctoral Programs in Sociology -- General Theory in the 1980s -- The Three Camps and the 1990s' University Reforms -- Fast Forward: The Past and Future of Italian Sociology -- References -- Bibliography -- Index.