Piero Gobetti was an astonishing figure. A radical liberal and
fierce critic of Italian politics in the years after World War I,
he was fascinated by the workers' struggles in his native Turin and
by Gramsci's vision of a factory-based democracy. Gobetti proposed
liberalism as an emancipatory theory grounded in social conflicts.
"Revolutionary liberalism," as he called it, guided his opposition
to Fascism and, following his untimely death at twenty-five,
inspired key figures in the Italian Resistance. Accessible but
critical, this volume is the first English-language study of
Gobetti's political ideas and offers a balanced assessment of his
enduring significance.
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