Fruit of the collaboration between the Centro Studi Machiavelli and Historica Edizioni, the new book series "Machiavellica" is inaugurated with the work Immigrazione. Le ragioni dei populisti of Daniele Scalea.

The rejection of mass immigration has now reached the government but still continues, in the media narrative, to be described as an irrational, "racist" and "xenophobic" reaction. According to Scalea, popular alarm over the migration crisis is instead very rational and based on a correct perception of its demographic, cultural, economic, social and public order consequences. On the contrary, it is the line of enthusiastic welcome to the most massive flows that is based on ideology: a re-proposition of the utopia of the new man with the immigrant, instead of the proletarian, as an instrument to destroy the traditional order and erect new experiments in social engineering on the ashes of the nation-states.

Immigrazione. Le ragioni dei populisti consists of 168 pages and includes a preface by Hon. Guglielmo Picchi, Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs.

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The book is also available on Amazon, Ebay, Feltrinelli, Hoepli, Ibs, Libreria Universitaria, Unilibro and many other online.

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Founder and President of Centro Studi Machiavelli. A graduate in History (University of Milan) and Ph.D. in Political Studies (Sapienza University), he teaches “History and Doctrine of Jihadism” at Marconi University and “Geopolitics of the Middle East” at Cusano University, where he has also taught on Islamic extremism in the past.

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From 2018 to 2019, he served as Special Advisor on Immigration and Terrorism to Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs Guglielmo Picchi; he later served as head of the technical secretariat of the President of the Parliamentary Delegation to the Central European Initiative (CEI).

Author of several books, including Immigration: the reasons of populists, which has also been translated into Hungarian.