by Oliviero Beha · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9788861900004
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«Italiopoli» is the essay of political and social criticism by Oliviero Beha, published by Chiarelettere in 2007 (245 pages, in Italian).
Oliviero Beha analyzes present-day Italy as an 'Italiopoli': a country sunk by a ruling class that gives bad examples and a power without culture that replaces reality with television. He denounces a decaying society, the mafia-like drift of interests and behaviors, and looks for signs of new resistance in the worst period of the last fifty years.
The cover adds the subtitle «Come resistere nella palude di Italiopoli» and the work opens with a preface by Beppe Grillo.
For readers interested in Italian political criticism, social analysis, and the problems of contemporary democracy.
