Bordigism

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Bordigism is a variant of left communism espoused by Marxist Amadeo Bordiga. He was a founder of the Communist Party of Italy and a prominent figure in the International Communist Party. Bordigists in the Italian Socialist Party would be the first to refuse on principle any participation in parliamentary elections.^[1]

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