• Barbara Bracco, The art of narrating the crime in images. Cinema and crime news.
• Anna Tonelli, Dying in the suburbs. The murder of Pasolini in the Italy of intrigues and secrets.
• Stefano Luconi, The O.J. Simpson case. Criminal justice and racial issues in the United States in the 1990s.
• Maddalena Carli, Crime pictures. Rodolphe Archibald Reiss’ forensic photography.
• Barbara Bracco, Anna Tonelli, Introduction. Blood and History.
• Mareen Heying, A spectacle. The trial against the «vampire of Düsseldorf» in Weimar Germany.
• Pinella Di Gregorio, The British Orientalism in the early twentieth century. Gertrude Bell’s traveling reportages.
• Arianna Arisi Rota, Between Napoleonic networks and imaginaries from Overseas: Milan 1817 in a micro-global perspective.
• Ilaria Porciani, What Can Public History Do for Museums, What Can Museums Do for Public History?.
• Elena Bacchin, Greek remains in the Indian subcontinent. Rubino Ventura digging the stupa of Manikyala in the 1830s.

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