Rossana Rossanda

Rossana Rossanda, journalist and writer, is one of the founders of the Italian daily Il Manifesto. Her last book is The comrade from Milan (Verso, 2010), a political and personal memoir.

Another road for Europe: the appeal

The present text is the result of extensive discussions with European networks, individuals and groups in many European countries. The text is available in English, Italian, French, German and Spanish.

By Rossana Rossanda

/ 23 Feb 2012

Another road for Europe: a draft appeal

This draft appeal is launched by Rete@sinistra, Sbilanciamoci, il Manifesto and Lavoro e Libertà, who organised and spoke at the Florence Forum, ‘The way out. Europe and Italy, economic crisis and democracy’, bringing eight hundred people together to discuss 'our European alternatives' on December

By Rossana Rossanda

/ 18 Dec 2011

The road to Europe: What did not work? An interview with Giuliano Amato

“What we did has not worked. It has, at this point, become obvious to everyone that without greater economic and political integration it is next to impossible to have a functioning single currency without paying an extremely high price”, Giuliano Amato

By Rossana Rossanda and Giuliano Amato

/ 5 Sep 2011

The road to Europe: questions on the Union

What do the mountains of debt of a west that used to be rich have in common? Were errors made in the construction and constitution of the European Union? If so, how do we mend them?

By Rossana Rossanda

/ 24 Aug 2011