Salvatore Valenti is a post-doctoral research fellow in History at the Department of Humanities at the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. As an urban historian, I am particularly interested in the relationship between water and society. My current project is on the impact of Asiatic Cholera on water infrastructures in Italian cities during the 19th century (part of the ERC Advanced Grant "The Water Cultures of Italy, 1500-1900").

• Introduction / Chapter 1, Water, experts, and modernity / Chapter 2, Mapping, engineering, law, and the struggle for water control in the Roman area / Chapter 3, Water, health, and disease / Chapter 4, The value of water / Chapter 5, Water uses and the making of a new socio-natural landscape: the growth of Southeast Rome / Chapter 6, Euro-Mediterranean socio-natural trajectories / Conclusion

Salvatore Valenti is a post-doctoral research fellow in History at the Department of Humanities at the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. As an urban historian, I am particularly interested in the relationship between water and society. My current project is on the impact of Asiatic Cholera on water infrastructures in Italian cities during the 19th century (part of the ERC Advanced Grant "The Water Cultures of Italy, 1500-1900").

• Introduction / Chapter 1, Water, experts, and modernity / Chapter 2, Mapping, engineering, law, and the struggle for water control in the Roman area / Chapter 3, Water, health, and disease / Chapter 4, The value of water / Chapter 5, Water uses and the making of a new socio-natural landscape: the growth of Southeast Rome / Chapter 6, Euro-Mediterranean socio-natural trajectories / Conclusion

Salvatore Valenti is a post-doctoral research fellow in History at the Department of Humanities at the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. As an urban historian, I am particularly interested in the relationship between water and society. My current project is on the impact of Asiatic Cholera on water infrastructures in Italian cities during the 19th century (part of the ERC Advanced Grant "The Water Cultures of Italy, 1500-1900").

• Introduction / Chapter 1, Water, experts, and modernity / Chapter 2, Mapping, engineering, law, and the struggle for water control in the Roman area / Chapter 3, Water, health, and disease / Chapter 4, The value of water / Chapter 5, Water uses and the making of a new socio-natural landscape: the growth of Southeast Rome / Chapter 6, Euro-Mediterranean socio-natural trajectories / Conclusion