Titlebook: Does Generation Matter? Progressive Democratic Cultures in Western Europe, 1945–1960; Jens Sp?th Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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European Socialism and the French–German Reconciliationious memories, different (even opposing) international interests and political domestic calculations. Last, Vodovar wonders if the experience of the wars, and of authoritarian and totalitarian regimes, contributes to the creation of a generation effect and a new, common political culture.

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2634-6559 ach to the evolution of these national political cultures, o.“Generation” has become a central concept of cultural, historical and social studies. This book analyses how this concept is currently used and how it relates to memory and constructions of historical meaning from educational, historical,

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Continuity in Rupture: The Italian and German Constitutional Culture After 1945the role of generations in the evolution of legal culture: In both countries, constitutional theory has been characterized by the competition of different theoretical models, by a non-linear path and by a complex twist of continuities and breaks toward past legal tradition.

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Toward a New Political Science in Italy and West Germany After 1945: Democracy, Politics and Generat so-called “re-migrants.” By considering the common and distinctive features that marked the development and institutionalization of the discipline in West Germany and Italy, respectively, after 1945, the article finally discusses the different ways the supposed “Americanization” or “Westernization” took place in the field of political sciences.

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Lost Generation? Nicolò Carandini, the Decline of New Liberalism and the Myth of a New Europeich prepared the ground for the Italian center-left governments of the 1960s. Blasberg highlights Carandini’s international orientation since his experience as first Italian post-war ambassador to Great Britain. A champion of European Federalism, Carandini had thus always been concerned to break up the Cold-War division by means of a Third Force.

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Two “Difficult Outsiders”? Anti-fascism, Anti-Nazism and Democracy in Lelio Basso and Wilhelm Hoegneticians. Second, he discusses selected aspects of their political ideas and activities after 1945. Third, comparing the political biographies of two significant democratic post-war politicians, Sp?th addresses some similarities and differences between the post-war Italian and German political left and argues for a wider, more general perspective.

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