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Communist International

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  1. Bordiga Fourth Congress speech, 11 November 1922 Amadeo Bordiga. 1922-11-11.
  2. Source Work: Gramsci, Selections from Political Writings (1921-1926) Antonio Gramsci; Quintin Hoare, translator and editor. 1978.
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1922-24 research profile

Type: International political organization

International setting and directing organization. Congress attendance, Executive representation, policy agreement, and intervention are distinct.

Modeling rule

Record dated office, representation, alignment, criticism, nonparticipation, and vote support separately. Shared membership is not proof of agreement.

Research Memo: Gramsci and Bordiga, 1922-1924

Why this organization matters

Adopted a united-front line in 1921 and became an important setting for Gramsci's strategic reassessment during 1922 and 1923.

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This record represents documented organization, unit, affiliation, or employment context. It does not by itself establish ideological adoption, control, or influence.

Opening Journey research profile

Type: International political organization

International organization with congresses, an Executive Committee, Enlarged Executive, and Presidium. Attendance, representation, office, and acceptance of policy are distinct relationships.

Geography

Moscow-centered international organization, with congress and liaison activity elsewhere.

Modeling rule

Record dated membership, office, participation, affiliation, disagreement, and institutional action separately. Shared membership is important evidence but is not proof of agreement, coordination, or influence.

Research memo: Research Memo: Gramsci's Pre-Prison Network

Evidence basis

Research Memo: Gramsci Before Prison

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