Titlebook: Italian Intellectuals and International Politics, 1945–1992; Alessandra Tarquini,Andrea Guiso Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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and the East-West Ideological Confrontation: From Destalinization to 1968aped by their diverse cultural backgrounds, their appraisal of Cold War realities and their belief in the increasing “planetary” dimension of international relations. As well as their belief in the fundamental role of intellectuals to inspire political change, the authors explore .’s myth of a world

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Catholic Culture Put to the Test of Détente: The Case of Augusto Del Nocespecially focusing on the case of Augusto Del Noce, without doubt one of the most important protagonists of Italian intellectual life and Catholic culture following the Second World War. In this chapter the evolution of Del Noce’s position is described in three main phases: (1) détente as an . (1967

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The International Politics of a Christian Realist: Beniamino Andreatta and Europestigate the international politics as a mirror of the country’s conflictual identity and, consequently, as a field of interest and speculative relevance for intellectuals. Beniamino Andreatta can in fact be considered a significant testimony of the value that Europeanism has played in the redefiniti

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Anti-Semitism and the Arab-Israeli Question: The Italian Left in the First Ten Years of the Republicrged from the Cold War. In that time, they took a position of harsh criticism against the United States, against the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and against the Christian Democrat government that in Italy led the inclusion of the country in the Western bloc. The two parties of Marxist traditi

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Solidarity and Italian Labor Movement Culture: CGIL Intellectuals and Revision of the CGIL’s Internaral Confederation of Labor during the peak of the Polish crisis (1980–1982). The author traces the ambivalences and contradictions of the debate that take place in the trade union, through an extensive study of the interviews, articles, internal reports and public speeches of intellectuals and main

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PCI Intellectuals and the Image of “Reagan’s America”(PCI). This chapter will focus specifically on contributions by Leonardo Paggi, Riccardo Parboni, and Pier Carlo Padoan—historian of politics and ideas and lecturers in Economics, respectively. The image they offer of Reagan’s America is a mirror through which American modernity reflects back on the