Albert Thomas's Views on Fascism, Trade Unions and Democracy (1919-1932)Albert Thomas is one of the most important figures in understanding the overlap betweenEuropean socialist culture and attempts to build an international political system afterWorld War I. However, his benevolent public judgments on the Fascist government madea strong impression on public opinion at the time and remain a puzzle for historians today.The article attempts to provide elements of reflection for understanding the issue, primarilythrough an analysis of Thomas's view of trade unions, modernization and democracy. Foran Italy ravaged by the violence of fascism, corporatism and industrial productivity appearto be the fundamental axes for understanding Thomas' political horizon.

Fascismo, sindacato e democrazia secondo Albert Thomas (1919-1932)

Stefano Gallo
2021

Abstract

Albert Thomas's Views on Fascism, Trade Unions and Democracy (1919-1932)Albert Thomas is one of the most important figures in understanding the overlap betweenEuropean socialist culture and attempts to build an international political system afterWorld War I. However, his benevolent public judgments on the Fascist government madea strong impression on public opinion at the time and remain a puzzle for historians today.The article attempts to provide elements of reflection for understanding the issue, primarilythrough an analysis of Thomas's view of trade unions, modernization and democracy. Foran Italy ravaged by the violence of fascism, corporatism and industrial productivity appearto be the fundamental axes for understanding Thomas' political horizon.
2021
Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo - ISMed
Fascism
Labour history
Trade unions
Modernisation
Corporatism
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