Mia Fuller is a cultural anthropologist and urban-architectural historian whose research concerns the interplays of physical space with political power. She has published extensively on architecture and city planning in the Italian colonies, winning an International Planning History Society book prize for Moderns Abroad: Architecture, Cities, and Italian Imperialism. She is currently completing a revised edition (in Italian) of this book, as well as a new book titled Monuments and Mussolini: A Cultural History of Fascist Memory.

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