In 1977 an old ghost in new clothes began to stalk Europe: Eurocommunism. The term was invented by a journalist to denote a novel type of Western communism, somewhat liberal, almost social democratic ...

The current situation is a lot more fluid and, perhaps paradoxically, a new form of peculiarly European ‘communism’ (which, of course, is not Eurocommunism) is more plausible than it was back ...

EADaily, May 6th, 2025. Polish presidential candidate Grzegorz Brown burned the EU flag as part of the election campaign. "This is the emblem of the occupier, who extends his hand to our children," ...

In the detail, we could argue that its greatest failure was to worship at the Blairite Church of Eurocommunism and to implement his deleterious worldview with the passion of a convert. Paying ...

Alex Macleod, The PCI's Relations with the PCF in the Age of Eurocommunism, May 1973-June 1979, Studies in Comparative Communism, Vol. 13, No. 2/3 (Summer/Autumn 1980), pp. 168-196 ...

The fact that left-social democracy and Eurocommunism’s ideological fusion is so happily acknowledged is unwittingly the greatest service that Carr’s autobiography offers. The political opportunism of ...

The birth of eurocommunism: Frankfurt School’s revision of Marxism They focused on cultural issues in order to advance a Jacobin-Communist cultural revolution that would end up removing any ...

The fourth section, The Global Dimension, presents the salient aspects of Berlinguer’s political action in relation to the international dimension: his reflections on the events in Chile, the ...

Jeane Kirkpatrick and Henry Kissinger speak at an AEI World Forum. Foreign and Defense Policy History AEI’s foreign and defense policy roots trace back to the Institute’s early years, when AEI ...

How else can we understand Kissinger’s exaggerated fear of Eurocommunism or his overwrought reaction to the election of a moderate socialist president (Salvador Allende) in Chile?

In the 1970s, a reform trend in Europe’s Communist parties promised a radically democratic socialism. “Eurocommunism” sought an alternative to the exhausted Soviet model — but it was unable to answer ...