Da tempo è stato provato che una volta i Galla occuparono zone del territorio ora somalo. Il presente articolo mostra che, prima dei Somali, essi stanziavano in alcuni punti di quello che oggi è il Protettorato britannico e ne ricostruisce l'allontanamento sotto la spinta dell'espansione dei gruppi somali nella Somalia settentrionale. Depuis longtemps il est prouvé que les Galla occupaient des parties du pays somali avant les Somali. Le présent article montre qu'avant les Somali ils étaient établis dans certains endroits de l'actuel Protectorat britannique et suit leur déplacement dans la Somalie septentrionale sous la pression des groupes Somali avançant. There has long been evidence that the Galla occupied paits of Somaliland before the Somali. This paper shows that before the Somali they were stationed in parts of what is today the British Protectorate and traces their withdrawal under pressure from the expanding Somali communities in Northern Somaliland.
The Rassegna di Studi Etiopici is an Italian journal devoted to Ethiopian Studies, published since 1941. Carlo Conti Rossini was its founder and editor from the beginning till his death in 1949. After him, the journal was directed by Martino Mario Moreno (1950-1963) and Lanfranco Ricci (1964-2003). In Conti Rossini's intentions, the scope of the R.S.E. was that of 'investigating the indigenous people of the "Africa Orientale" under every respect: ethnic, historical, philological, cultural'. The journal shortly emerged as one of the most important scientific tools for Ethiopian Studies. The journal has not always known during its long history regular frequency and an agreement in 1983 between the Istituto per l'Oriente the 'Istituto Universitario Orientale' of Naples was aimed at giving a more substantial financial support. A new series which started in 2002 published only two fascicules and only recently a new editorial board was established and will start again the publication of the journal.
The Istituto per l'Oriente (IPO) is the most ancient Italian institution of studies and researches on modern and contemporary Muslim and Arab world. It was established on the 13th March 1921. In 1982 the Institute added to its name the name of one of its most important founders, Prof. Carlo Alfonso Nallino who had been for a long time scientific Director and Director of journal Oriente Moderno. The Institute is constituted by a number of associates, mainly Italian academics and scholars and has, along with the publishing activity covering journals and books, a library open to the public and scholars and other institutional activities.
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