Stefano Bartolini Knihy

Focusing on the evolution of socialism and working-class politics, the author conducts a thorough analysis of thirteen socialist movements in Western Europe from the 1880s to the 1980s. By exploring social contexts, organizational frameworks, and political changes, he illustrates how social conflicts were organized into opposition and examines the varying success of these movements in mobilizing support. The comparative framework he provides helps to evaluate the diverse factors influencing each socialist experience, enriching the understanding of their historical significance.

This book presents a radically new theory of European integration. Focusing on the historical configuration of the European nation-states, Bartolini traces the trajectories of modern-day European integration, situating it as a new historical phase in the development of Europe.