The Italian Paradox: An Exit from Communism
The Italian Communist Party benefited from the Cold War, but the end of communism has hurt the Italian political system. The political system has not collapsed, however, because Western nations provide political and economic aid to the nontotalitarian regime. Italy and Eastern Europe are similar in...
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| description | The Italian Communist Party benefited from the Cold War, but the end of communism has hurt the Italian political system. The political system has not collapsed, however, because Western nations provide political and economic aid to the nontotalitarian regime. Italy and Eastern Europe are similar in that the political orders in both areas have tried to preserve their own power. Italy must choose form of democracy that is based on 'government by the people.' |
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