Edition: 2001
Pages: 278
Series: EL
ISBN: 9788842063926

The Left in Italian History

Massimo L. Salvadori

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«To provide a concise, but not schematic interpretation of events in the history of the Italian Left is undoubtedly a difficult and risky enterprise. The merit of Massimo L. Salvadori, who carries out this enterprise with brilliant results, is above all the clarity of style with which he presents his thesis - what he writes may give rise to discussion or even downright refutation - but the work has an intrinsic and profound coherence of its own» Nicola Tranfaglia "La Stampa".
This edition was updated in the wake of the results of the May 2001 elections. Presenting a first assessment of the role of the Italian Left in the twentieth century.

The author

Massimo L. Salvadori

Massimo L. Salvadori is professor emeritus at the University of Turin. He was visiting professor at Columbia and Harvard Universities. He is also a regular contributor to the Italian daily La Repubblica. Several of his books have been translated into English, French, German, Spanish and Japanese. Most recently, he published The Idea of Progress. Can we do without it? (Rome 2006) and Divided Italy. The tormented conscience of a nation (Rome 2007). With Laterza, amongst other works, he is the author of: The Socialist Opportunity in the Age of Globalisation (2001); The Left in Italian History (20013); The Anxieties of the Omnipotent Man (2003);The Americans’ Europe. From the founding fathers to Roosevelt (2005); The Twentieth Century. An introduction (20105); Democracies Without Democracy (20113).

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