Mazzinianism

Mazzinianism refers to the political and social ideas of Giuseppe Mazzini, an Italian activist and philosopher in the 19th century. It emphasizes nationalism, promoting the idea that people with common cultural and historical backgrounds should unite to form independent nations. Mazzini believed in democracy, social justice, and the importance of moral and ethical values in politics. He envisioned a united Italy, free from foreign control, and advocated for a republic that reflected the will of the people. His thoughts influenced various nationalist movements and the broader struggle for self-determination in Europe and beyond.