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The Italian Communist Party and the CGIL: A Survey

Journal of Communist Studies, 1990
Reconstructed after the war under the aegis of the political parties, the Italian trade unions acquired a greater autonomy and an upsurge in strength after the ‘hot autumn’ of 1969. The PCI's close relationship with the CGIL, which is based on a Communist majority in that confederation, was thereupon made more complex as the three major trade union ...
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Moscow and the Italian communist party

Journal of Communist Studies, 1987
Moscow and the Italian Communist Party: From Togliatti to Berlinguer by Joan Barth Urban. London: I.B. Tauris, 1986. Pp.370. £24. ISBN 1 85043 018 7.
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Gramsci and the Italian Communist Party

Government and Opposition, 1972
WITH THE RECENT PUBLICATION OF A SUBSTANTIAL PART OF THE ‘Prison Notebooks’, Gramsci studies may safely be said to have ‘come in from the cold’. While Isaac Deutscher goes too far in his claim for ‘the oblivion to which Gramsci's memory was consigned during the Stalin era’, considerable parts of his political career remained obscure, and evidence of ...
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The Role of the Italian Communist Party in the Evolution of the Italian Political System

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
The article looks into the the role of the Italian Communist Party in the evolution of the Italian political system.
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The Italian Communist Party and the Catholic World

Social Compass, 1976
Analisi dei rapporti tra PCI e Chiesa cattolica e mondo ...
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The Italian Communist Party and Culture

1990
This chapter’s very general title may look presumptuous. I am not, however, going to attempt a comprehensive narrative on the subject of the Italian Communist Party (PCI) and culture. Even if it could be done in so short a space, and even if I had the competence to do it, I am not sure how much value it would have.
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In Defense of the Italian Communist Party; Reply by the Editors

Monthly Review, 1977
From the inception of Monthly Review, its analysis of any development has rested firmly on Marxist theory, the historical framework, and historical specificity—the facts and their context. Regrettably, your comments on "The New Revisionism" (June and November 1976) violate the last factor and seriously impair the analysis.This article can also be found
Max Gordon, Carl Marzani, Paul M. Sweezy
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The Economic Policy of the Italian Communist Party

Challenge, 1976
(1976). The Economic Policy of the Italian Communist Party. Challenge: Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 35-40.
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The Italian Communist Party, local government and the Cold War

Modern Italy, 2010
The Italian national elections of 18 April 1948 handed power to the Christian Democratic Party. The Italian Communist Party had, however, gained significant municipal control in the local elections of 1946. For the Communists, the local level became the testing ground where administrative practices, political initiatives, social alliances and economic ...
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The Rise and Fall of the Italian Communist Party

This book reassesses the history of Italian communism in international perspective. Analyzing the rise and fall of the Italian Communist Party as a case study in the global history of communism, Silvio Pons considers a wide range of relational and temporal contexts, from the practices of internationalism to the training of militants and leaders, and to
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