by Franco Bertolucci · BFS Edizioni · tapa blanda · ISBN 9791281277090
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This book, edited by Franco Bertolucci, offers a deep historical investigation into the figure of Maurizio Antonioli (1945-2023), a renowned professor of Contemporary History and one of the leading Italian scholars of the labor and trade union movement. Through its pages, it analyzes his fundamental contribution to the renewal of historiography regarding anarchism, revolutionary syndicalism, and the cultural roots of the labor movement.
Part of the 'Quaderni Rivista storica dell'anarchismo' series, the work examines the categorical, territorial, and general dimensions of trade union action, providing detailed reconstructions of various organizations. It is an essential read for understanding the evolution of libertarian thought and the social and political history of Italy during the 20th and early 21st centuries.
