Sovereignties have yet to mature, now it's time for a counter-elite. The professor speaks. Becchi
“Sovranismo” it is the term that more than any other has characterized Italian politics in 2018 and precisely on the days in which the most important sovereignist government in Europe gives way to European constraints, Formiche.net interviews Paolo Becchi, author of “Sovereign Italy” just arrived in bookstores.
“European populisms were born because individual national states no longer recognize themselves within the European Union and claim higher margins of sovereignty”. The prof. Paolo Becchi thus explains the transition from populism to sovereignism in Europe.
Becchi dedicated his latest book to Italian-style sovereignism, “Sovereign Italy”, published by Sperling & copper, and curiously presented in the Sala del Carroccio in the Senatorial palace of the Campidoglio.
“Sovereignty” is the term that more than any other has characterized Italian politics in 2018 and “Sovereign Italy” arrives in bookstores precisely on the days in which the most important sovereignist government in Europe gives way to European constraints. Just an episodic setback or something deeper? Read More


