The focus is his latest book "Clockwork Bomb. The scorching autumn of Italian politics". A 360-degree journey in which the hottest issues facing Italy in the national and international chessboard are addressed.
The focus is his latest book "Clockwork Bomb. The scorching autumn of Italian politics". A 360-degree journey in which the hottest issues facing Italy in the national and international chessboard are addressed.
"Bomba a orologeria" (Piemme, 2022) is Daniele Capezzone's latest book dedicated to Italy's delicate socio-political situation, whose deflagrative potential seemed particularly pronounced in the context of contemporary emergencies - health and war first and foremost.
The Centro Studi Machiavelli is preparing to expand its range of action, proposing, after the meetings promoted in Rome (since 2017) and online (since 2020), new moments of confrontation, meeting and debate around Italy. A first appointment of this kind took place last Saturday, April 2, in Lamezia Terme, Calabria.
"Anti-taxes, pro-freedom, on the side of the forgotten by the left": this is how Daniele Capezzone summarizes the new Right of which he speaks in his latest book. The appointment is to discuss it with the author.
The solution to the divisions of the Italian Center-Right? It is in the model of the US Republican Party: the coexistence under one big tent of several cultures, from libertarians to nationalists, with a competition based on ideas and regulated in the primary system.
In a phase in which the unity of the Center-Right appears weakened, the proposal has been raised to take action with a radical measure: imitate the American model and create a large unitary party, capable of bringing together moderates, conservatives and sovereignists in a common house. Importing, again from the U.S., the system of primaries, which would ensure internal pluralism and turnover of elites.
Daniele Capezzone wants to rinse the cloths of our political area in the Thames and in the Potomac and launch also in Italy an American-style libertarian Right: "anti-tax, pro-freedom, pro-market".
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