Italian Industrialists from Liberalism to Fascism: The Political Development of the Industrial Bourgeoisie, 1906-34Cambridge University Press, 30 Nis 2002 - 480 sayfa In tracing the development of industrial associations in Italy from 1906 to 1934, this study challenges traditional interpretations of the rise of fascism. Unlike other studies which begin with the post-World War I crisis, Professor Adler examines the earlier relationship between industrialists and Italian liberalism, and then situates industrialists within the post-war crisis of liberalism and the transition to fascism. Industrialists are viewed as problematic but loyal members of the old liberal order who first were sceptical of fascism, and then, with the collapse of any liberal alternative, worked with other traditional elites to preserve elements of the liberal state within the emerging framework of the new fascist regime. Unlike strictly narrative accounts, Adler's study is theoretically informed by current interests in assessing interpretations of fascism, relating corporatism to crisis tendencies in liberalism, and applying hermeneutics to historical analysis. |
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Sayfa 5
... strike short - term compromises within a nar- rowly circumscribed stratum of society . Related to this limited ideo- logical development was retarded party development , and for essen- tially the same reason : given the exclusive ...
... strike short - term compromises within a nar- rowly circumscribed stratum of society . Related to this limited ideo- logical development was retarded party development , and for essen- tially the same reason : given the exclusive ...
Sayfa 8
... strike , General Bava Beccaris lost his head and used artillery against unarmed civilians . For having saved the nation from " revolution , " the general was decorated by the king . With no evi- dence of culpability , hundreds were ...
... strike , General Bava Beccaris lost his head and used artillery against unarmed civilians . For having saved the nation from " revolution , " the general was decorated by the king . With no evi- dence of culpability , hundreds were ...
Sayfa 12
... strike , so long as these remained within the bounds of legality and did not undermine public order . Already in his first ministry ( 1892-3 ) , cut short by the Banca Romana scandal , Giolitti had advo- cated a progressive income tax ...
... strike , so long as these remained within the bounds of legality and did not undermine public order . Already in his first ministry ( 1892-3 ) , cut short by the Banca Romana scandal , Giolitti had advo- cated a progressive income tax ...
Sayfa 14
... strike , Giolitti refrained from taking any repressive action but instead dissolved Parliament and called for national elections . Given the fear engen- 11 Critica Sociale 8 ( 1898-9 ) : 182-4 , reprinted in Gastone Manacorda , ed ...
... strike , Giolitti refrained from taking any repressive action but instead dissolved Parliament and called for national elections . Given the fear engen- 11 Critica Sociale 8 ( 1898-9 ) : 182-4 , reprinted in Gastone Manacorda , ed ...
Sayfa 15
... strike called by revolutionary syndicalists . Pius X , who succeeded Leo XIII , was a confirmed antimodernist , sharing little of his predecessor's intellectual and social concerns . Fearful that the general strike was a harbinger of ...
... strike called by revolutionary syndicalists . Pius X , who succeeded Leo XIII , was a confirmed antimodernist , sharing little of his predecessor's intellectual and social concerns . Fearful that the general strike was a harbinger of ...
İçindekiler
Associational development during the Giolitti era | 30 |
The Industrial League of Turin | 34 |
Toward a productivist liberaltechnocratic ideology | 55 |
Industrial relations and the state | 61 |
Political activity | 71 |
The First World War a precorporatist experience | 89 |
an authoritarian precedent | 92 |
The industrial mobilization | 101 |
The occupation of the factories | 222 |
The red wave ends | 238 |
Industrialists and the political crisis | 248 |
Industrialists and Fascists | 264 |
LiberalFascism | 284 |
Industrialists and liberalFascism | 303 |
Confindustria and the Fascist syndicates | 310 |
The Matteotti crisis and the collapse of liberalFascism | 329 |
Warinspired productivism | 119 |
Productivist programs and the industrialists | 135 |
Precorporatism and lessons learned from the war | 149 |
The postwar crisis and the rise of Fascism | 160 |
The economic crisis | 162 |
The social crisis | 166 |
The political crisis | 173 |
The rise of Fascism | 180 |
Industrialists and the rise of Fascism | 192 |
Initial postwar orientations | 195 |
Industrialists and nonintegral corporatism | 344 |
From liberalFascism to nonintegral corporatism | 347 |
Nonintegral corporatism | 357 |
the year of transition | 369 |
Working from within | 387 |
Confindustria and the Great Depression | 418 |
Conclusion | 437 |
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Abrate action Agnelli Alfredo Rocco argued autonomous Benni biennio rosso bloc borghesia Bottai bourgeois bourgeoisie Camera del Lavoro capital Castronovo CIDI commissioni interne Confindustria conflict Conti corporatism corporatist corporative Corporazioni Corriere della Sera Craponne crisis d'Italia direct discipline economic Einaudi election employer factory councils Fascist syndicates Felice Fiat fiduciari firms force function Giolitti Gramsci Grand Council hierarchy Ibid ideological industrial associations Industriale industrialists initiative interests intervention intransigents Italian Italy Italy's La Stampa labor Lavoro leaders leadership legislation liberal Lotta sindacale major managerial authority March on Rome mass Melograni Milan minister mobilization Mussolini il fascista Nazionale negotiated Olivetti organization Parliament parliamentary party percent politica political position postwar prefect principle production productivism productivist quota 90 regime relations represented revolutionary Rocco Rossoni salary Salvemini sector social Socialist Spriano Storia strike syndicalists tion tive traditional Turin Turinese workers