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Wilko Graf von Hardenburg and Paolo Pelizzari describe the unease with which Italian Communists — particularly those of the Italian Communist Party—approached the environmental question. They did so in conjunction with the rise of Italian 'ecologismo politico' and with respect to the growing ambiguities and injustices rooted in industrial models of development and growth. Examining the tensions between the traditional Communist concern with the working conditions within the factory environment and the growth of mainstream environmentalism, "The Environmental Question, Employment, and Development in Italy's Left, 1945-1990" contributes to an understanding of the historical political divergences between the left wing and environmental movements in many Western societies. This is especially true, the authors argue, when new environmental challenges threaten a movement's traditional, in this case Marxist, beliefs

The environmental question, employment, and development in Italy's left, 1945 – 1990