Daniele Scalea's book "Immigration, the reasons of the populists" translated in Hungarian by the Center for Fundamental Rights. A sign of the close ties with Budapest in building an increasingly active network of conservative think tanks.
Vannacci's book is the first step and shows that there is a hunger for reading in the Right. And there have always been books, just that the public never noticed. So here are 12 more texts to delve into. 12 books by living Italian authors that march divided and strike united with the General's.
Last September 12, Francesco Borgonovo interviewed Jordan Peterson, a guest at the Centro Studi Machiavelli headquarters in Florence. In the second part of the interview Borgonovo also has a long chat with Daniele Scalea about conservatism, suggested readings, ethics, and rebuilding bridges with the past.
Roberto Vannacci's book is bound to displease everyone but should be read out of a stubborn need to defend the right to free speech and as a vademecum for being clear about some fundamental concepts in political debate.
In a modern world prey to the new liberal-progressive totalitarianism, there is little still left standing to preserve. We must be revolutionaries and defend the ancient cardinal points: God, Fatherland, Family.
"Conservare l'anima" is an excellent spiritual manual for those who want to be revolutionaries. It teaches, among other things, that it is not enough to conserve but one must know how to defend: literally, to repel the enemy. In politics, knowing how to oppose a counter-narrative, an alternative vision of the world.
Per la prima volta, il Centro Studi Machiavelli invita i suoi lettori a scegliere il "Libro dell'anno" 2021. Abbiamo selezionato per voi dieci titoli, editi in Italia nel corso di quest'anno.
"Sovranismo" di Benedetti è un libro che spicca nella trattatistica sul tema. Dietro la complessità accademica, nasconde una passione e una spinta mobilitante che non sfuggirà al lettore ben disposto verso i valori che lo ispirano.
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