Antonio Gramsci and the Revolution That Failed

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Yale University Press, 1977, 255 pp

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A suggestive work on Gramsci's role in trying to set up factory councils in Turin. A relatively narrow subject enlivened by general observations on Gramsci's thought, Italian politics and the development of Italian Communism.

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