Paolo Pombeni
Biographic Data
| ID | 641701 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paolo Pombeni |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paolo |
| FAMILY NAME | Pombeni |
| SIGNATURE | POMBENI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bologna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Antipolitics
Beginning with the sources of antipolitics, evident in the process of Italian national unification in the nineteenth century, this article explores the complexities of antipolitical thought and temperament in Italy. The various states that composed what is now the Italian Republic were then governed by powers perceived to be alien and distant, with the result that popular sentiment was diffident about most varieties of governance and political pr…
The Historiography of Transition: Critical Phases in the Development of Modernity
Christian Democracy in Power, 1946–63
Alcide de Gasperi: 1881–1954–A Political Life in a Troubled Century
Alcide De Gasperi's political life spanned the first half of the twentieth century. It went from his education in a small local environment, but within the multinational setting of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to his period of enforced, yet intellectually very productive, public silence during the period of Fascist Italy, and then to his period in the limelight during the years of postwar reconstruction, the re-establishment of democracy and the …
Anti-Liberalism and the Liberal Legacy in Postwar European Constitutionalism: Considerations on Some Case Studies
Was liberalism really an outdated ideology in post-1945 European political systems, as claimed by some scholars? The great success of socialism on one side and various forms of Christian Democracy on the other could make that claim appear reasonable. In fact a closer view shows how postwar constitutions in some countries (Italy, France and Germany) presented once again fundamental liberal values, reformulated in different words. One of the roots …
Charismatic leadership between ideal type and ideology
Max Weber and the question of Charismatic leadership: how it developed and how became a key-word for political ideologies
Ideology and government
The root of the modern issue of government and ideology lies in the awareness that political power is no longer underpinned by any ‘a priori ideology’, any system of beliefs, values, behaviour, and culture that can be taken unquestioningly by a government as read. The state now has to handle ideological communications, and that is only possible if it manages to secure a monopoly on a unifying political ideology which becomes, or at least should b…
Political Models and Political Transfer in the Shaping of Europe
This essays deals with the problem of reconstructing the ideological roots which made possible the phenomenon of political transfer in different European countries. The basis is obviously the dominance of the ‘British Model’ as the normal reference for the European Political Sciences. Even the opponents of such hegemony took it as the unavoidable polemic goal. This founded a sort of political ‘homogeneity’ that let live many different approaches …
Failure of a Dream: Sidney Sonnino and the Rise and Fall of Liberal Italy, 1847-1922
Journal Article Failure of a Dream: Sidney Sonnino and the Rise and Fall of Liberal Italy, 1847–1922 Get access Paolo Pombeni Paolo Pombeni Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume 117, Issue 473, September 2002, Page 1012, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/117.473.1012 Published: 01 September 2002
Grandeur et décadence de la « partitocratie redistributive régulée ». L'évolution du système politique au Japon et en Italie depuis la guerre
sources disponibles pour la redistribution via les partis. Elle pose la question de la transformation de deux pay s qui apparaissent encore, à certains égards, comme des « empires » formés de « réserves indiennes » mal intégrées, en véritables communautés politiques
Grandeur et décadence de la « partitocratie redistributive régulée »: L'évolution du système politique au Japon et en Italie depuis la guerre
En Italie comme au Japon, les régimes représentatifs nés des réformes de la fin du 19e siècle n’ont pas su asseoir leur légitimité. En 1945, la chute des régimes forts qui leur avaient succédé a donné naissance dans les deux pays à un ordre constitutionnel verrouillé qui établissait de facto la suprématie des partis sur l’exécutif. Dans les deux cas, après une phase d’affrontement, il s’est établi une « partitocratie redistributive régulée », au …
The ideology of Christian Democracy
In some European countries the ideology of 'Christian Democracy' was an essential instrument through which the cultural and social identities associated with the Catholic Church entered into the world of modern constitutionalism and modern politics. This article explores many of the problems related to the definition of such an ideology: its linkage with the so-called social doctrine of the Catholic Church as well as the differences between them,…
Typologie des populismes en Europe (19e-20e siècles)
Dictionnaire historique de la vie politique au 20e siecle
Sirinelli Jean-François (dir.), Dictionnaire historique de la vie politique au 20e siècle
Starting in reason, ending in passion. Bryce, Lowell, Ostrogorski and the problem of democracy
This essay deals with the problem of the roots of Ostrogorski's well-known approach to the problem of political parties, showing that: (1) Ostrogorski's approach is highly dependent on the nineteenth-century debate among the English intelligentsia about a supposed ‘American model’; (2) James Bryce was at the centre of an intellectual network assuming that ‘modern politicsxyr could become the subject of a sort of ‘scientific approach to politics’ …
Introduzione alla storia dei parti politici
The ideology of Christian Democracy
In some European countries the ideology of 'Christian Democracy' was an essential instrument through which the cultural and social identities associated with the Catholic Church entered into the world of modern constitutionalism and modern politics. This article explores many of the problems related to the definition of such an ideology: its linkage with the so-called social doctrine of the Catholic Church as well as the differences between them,…
Starting in reason, ending in passion. Bryce, Lowell, Ostrogorski and the problem of democracy
This essay deals with the problem of the roots of Ostrogorski's well-known approach to the problem of political parties, showing that: (1) Ostrogorski's approach is highly dependent on the nineteenth-century debate among the English intelligentsia about a supposed ‘American model’; (2) James Bryce was at the centre of an intellectual network assuming that ‘modern politicsxyr could become the subject of a sort of ‘scientific approach to politics’ …
Political Models and Political Transfer in the Shaping of Europe
This essays deals with the problem of reconstructing the ideological roots which made possible the phenomenon of political transfer in different European countries. The basis is obviously the dominance of the ‘British Model’ as the normal reference for the European Political Sciences. Even the opponents of such hegemony took it as the unavoidable polemic goal. This founded a sort of political ‘homogeneity’ that let live many different approaches …
Typologie des populismes en Europe (19e-20e siècles)
Anti-Liberalism and the Liberal Legacy in Postwar European Constitutionalism: Considerations on Some Case Studies
Was liberalism really an outdated ideology in post-1945 European political systems, as claimed by some scholars? The great success of socialism on one side and various forms of Christian Democracy on the other could make that claim appear reasonable. In fact a closer view shows how postwar constitutions in some countries (Italy, France and Germany) presented once again fundamental liberal values, reformulated in different words. One of the roots …
Charismatic leadership between ideal type and ideology
Max Weber and the question of Charismatic leadership: how it developed and how became a key-word for political ideologies
Ideology and government
The root of the modern issue of government and ideology lies in the awareness that political power is no longer underpinned by any ‘a priori ideology’, any system of beliefs, values, behaviour, and culture that can be taken unquestioningly by a government as read. The state now has to handle ideological communications, and that is only possible if it manages to secure a monopoly on a unifying political ideology which becomes, or at least should b…
Introduzione alla storia dei parti politici
Starting in reason, ending in passion. Bryce, Lowell, Ostrogorski and the problem of democracy
This essay deals with the problem of the roots of Ostrogorski's well-known approach to the problem of political parties, showing that: (1) Ostrogorski's approach is highly dependent on the nineteenth-century debate among the English intelligentsia about a supposed ‘American model’; (2) James Bryce was at the centre of an intellectual network assuming that ‘modern politicsxyr could become the subject of a sort of ‘scientific approach to politics’ …
Dictionnaire historique de la vie politique au 20e siecle
Sirinelli Jean-François (dir.), Dictionnaire historique de la vie politique au 20e siècle
Typologie des populismes en Europe (19e-20e siècles)
The ideology of Christian Democracy
In some European countries the ideology of 'Christian Democracy' was an essential instrument through which the cultural and social identities associated with the Catholic Church entered into the world of modern constitutionalism and modern politics. This article explores many of the problems related to the definition of such an ideology: its linkage with the so-called social doctrine of the Catholic Church as well as the differences between them,…
Grandeur et décadence de la « partitocratie redistributive régulée ». L'évolution du système politique au Japon et en Italie depuis la guerre
sources disponibles pour la redistribution via les partis. Elle pose la question de la transformation de deux pay s qui apparaissent encore, à certains égards, comme des « empires » formés de « réserves indiennes » mal intégrées, en véritables communautés politiques
Grandeur et décadence de la « partitocratie redistributive régulée »: L'évolution du système politique au Japon et en Italie depuis la guerre
En Italie comme au Japon, les régimes représentatifs nés des réformes de la fin du 19e siècle n’ont pas su asseoir leur légitimité. En 1945, la chute des régimes forts qui leur avaient succédé a donné naissance dans les deux pays à un ordre constitutionnel verrouillé qui établissait de facto la suprématie des partis sur l’exécutif. Dans les deux cas, après une phase d’affrontement, il s’est établi une « partitocratie redistributive régulée », au …
Failure of a Dream: Sidney Sonnino and the Rise and Fall of Liberal Italy, 1847-1922
Journal Article Failure of a Dream: Sidney Sonnino and the Rise and Fall of Liberal Italy, 1847–1922 Get access Paolo Pombeni Paolo Pombeni Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume 117, Issue 473, September 2002, Page 1012, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/117.473.1012 Published: 01 September 2002
Political Models and Political Transfer in the Shaping of Europe
This essays deals with the problem of reconstructing the ideological roots which made possible the phenomenon of political transfer in different European countries. The basis is obviously the dominance of the ‘British Model’ as the normal reference for the European Political Sciences. Even the opponents of such hegemony took it as the unavoidable polemic goal. This founded a sort of political ‘homogeneity’ that let live many different approaches …
Ideology and government
The root of the modern issue of government and ideology lies in the awareness that political power is no longer underpinned by any ‘a priori ideology’, any system of beliefs, values, behaviour, and culture that can be taken unquestioningly by a government as read. The state now has to handle ideological communications, and that is only possible if it manages to secure a monopoly on a unifying political ideology which becomes, or at least should b…
Anti-Liberalism and the Liberal Legacy in Postwar European Constitutionalism: Considerations on Some Case Studies
Was liberalism really an outdated ideology in post-1945 European political systems, as claimed by some scholars? The great success of socialism on one side and various forms of Christian Democracy on the other could make that claim appear reasonable. In fact a closer view shows how postwar constitutions in some countries (Italy, France and Germany) presented once again fundamental liberal values, reformulated in different words. One of the roots …
Charismatic leadership between ideal type and ideology
Max Weber and the question of Charismatic leadership: how it developed and how became a key-word for political ideologies
Alcide de Gasperi: 1881–1954–A Political Life in a Troubled Century
Alcide De Gasperi's political life spanned the first half of the twentieth century. It went from his education in a small local environment, but within the multinational setting of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, to his period of enforced, yet intellectually very productive, public silence during the period of Fascist Italy, and then to his period in the limelight during the years of postwar reconstruction, the re-establishment of democracy and the …
The Historiography of Transition: Critical Phases in the Development of Modernity
Christian Democracy in Power, 1946–63
Antipolitics
Beginning with the sources of antipolitics, evident in the process of Italian national unification in the nineteenth century, this article explores the complexities of antipolitical thought and temperament in Italy. The various states that composed what is now the Italian Republic were then governed by powers perceived to be alien and distant, with the result that popular sentiment was diffident about most varieties of governance and political pr…
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