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The Fascist elites, government and the Grand Council
Goffredo Adinolfi (Adinolfi, G.);
Journal Title
Portuguese Journal of Social Science
Year (definitive publication)
2009
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
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Abstract
The aim of this article is to analyse the composition of the Italian political elite during the 21-year Fascist regime (192243). Even today the writings on this subject, which have always been circumscribed by the axioms state/party (Gentile 2002; Aquarone 1995) and authoritarianism/totalitarianism (Collotti 2004; Gentile 2002; Tarchi 2003), have not managed to find a synthesis to define the regime's true nature. It is our belief that an empirical study of the political elite can help to define these questions.
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Keywords
Fascism,Authoritarianism,Grand council,Political elite
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