Manifestolibri
Italian publishing house founded in 1991, originally an editorial initiative of the daily newspaper il manifesto.
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Overview
Manifestolibri is an Italian publishing house founded in 1991. It was established as one of the editorial initiatives of the daily newspaper il manifesto, and over the years it has grown and become progressively independent from the newspaper, while maintaining a close and intense collaboration. Since its foundation, it has published about 700 titles ranging from political current affairs to history, gender studies, and social analysis, with some forays into literature. Its distribution in Italy is entrusted to Messaggerie Libri, alongside a direct sales channel on its website.
History
Manifestolibri was founded in 1991 thanks to the conviction of Luigi Pintor, by Marco Bascetta, Simona Bonsignori, Severino Cesari, as one of the editorial initiatives of the daily newspaper il manifesto. Over the years it has grown and become progressively independent from the newspaper, with which it maintains a close and intense collaboration. Since its foundation, manifestolibri has published about 700 titles, ranging from political current affairs to history, gender studies, and social analysis, with some incursions into literature. The distribution on the national territory is entrusted to Messaggerie Libri, alongside a direct sales channel on the website.
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