Del Roio argues, against prevailing wisdom, that throughout Gramsci's life there existed a total continuity between political-praxis and philosophical reflection

Marcos Del Roio, PhD in Political Science at FFLCH-USP, is Professor of Political Science at the Faculty of Philosophy and Sciences at UNESP (campus of Marilia), where he focuses primarily on the areas of Political Theory of Socialism and Worker Policy. He has published books, book chapters, and articles in Brazil and abroad. He is the editor of the journal Novos Rumos, and director of the Astrojildo Pereira Institute.

Scholars and activists interested in the development of Gramsci's thinking and/or the development of United Front politics during the 1930s and the rise of German fascism.
Table of contents
Acronym List
Foreword: Identity and diversity in Gramsci's thought by Giorgio Baratta
Introduction

1. War, Revolution and the Communist Split in Gramsci
2. The Paradox between Communist Split and United Front
3. Gramsci's View of the Communist Refoundation and the United Front
4. The Strategy of the Anti-Fascist United Front

Conclusions
References
Index