This book provides an intellectual biography of Alcide De Gasperi, a pivotal figure in 20th-century Italian and European history. It explores De Gasperi's political thought, deeply rooted in Christian humanism, and his commitment to democratic values and European integration. From his early involvement in the Trentino autonomist movement to his leadership in the post-war reconstruction of Italy, De Gasperi's life exemplified a dedication to ethical politics and social justice. The book examines his key contributions to the formation of the Italian Republic and his role in establishing the foundations of the European Union. "Alcide" offers a comprehensive analysis of De Gasperi's intellectual legacy, highlighting its continuing relevance to contemporary political debates.
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