The Italian Communist Party: The Crisis of the Popular Front Strategy

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By Grant Amyot

St. Martin's, 1981, 252 pp

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Italian Communism came in several guises, and Amyot tries to describe the intraparty conflicts between the Left and Right. His main focus is on the role of a Left critic, Pietro Ingrao, and on the diverse regional responses within the PCI to his views.

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