When democracy is under threat from authoritarianism, models of resistance must come to the fore. <i>Giustizia e Libertà</i>, founded by the Italian thinker and activist Carlo Rosselli in 1929, is one intriguing historical example. Operating both in exile and as part of a clandestine network at home, the organization fought against fascism and Nazism, while criticizing Stalinism. To defeat the enemy, the group aimed to go beyond the Marxist notion of class and to assert fresh concepts of nationhood and Europe. The book traces the group’s trajectories and debates and follows its legacy to the present.<br><br>- ‘Bresciani’s book is a remarkable contribution to the current debate on the distinctive nature of fascism(s)’ - CARLO GINZBURG, author of <i>NEVERTHELESS: MACHIAVELLI, PASCAL</i><br>- ‘The story that Bresciani tells with great finesse in this necessary book is the heroic history that accompanied the birth
