by Carlo Galli · Il Mulino · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788815081209
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This essay addresses the relationship between space and politics. From antiquity to the present day, the author explains how political thought has always grappled with the spatial dimension of politics, meaning that politics also involves the conquest and organization of geographical space in historically differentiated ways. The main concepts of the history of political thought reveal their decisive references to how politics concretely manages space. The final chapters examine political thought and the concrete experience of the 20th century, showing how profound the ongoing epochal transformation is and interpreting the political challenges of today.
