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Italy - the land of beauty, history, and genius - is collapsing under the weight of its own contradictions. This book is a provocative journey into the country's decline, told with honesty, irony, and affection by someone who deeply loves it but refuses to look away. Giovanni Luigi Bordone, academic, traveller, and social critic, dissects the crisis of a nation that has lost direction - a place where politics have become theatre, values have eroded, and merit is replaced by privilege. From education and economy to ethics and innovation, Italy Has No Future paints the portrait of a system in slow motion - elegant in decay, brilliant in words, yet paralysed in action. This is not a nostalgic lament, nor an act of cynicism. It is a call to awareness - and perhaps, to rebellion. The author questions the illusions that keep Italy standing still: bureaucracy disguised as order, mediocrity disguised as tradition, and comfort disguised as peace. He speaks to all those who still believe that Italy deserves better - and who know that the problem isn't the lack of talent, but the lack of courage to change. Written in a sharp, conversational tone, Italy Has No Future blends social commentary, cultural criticism, and lived experience. It exposes uncomfortable truths about education, infrastructure, family values, identity, and the deep social fatigue that defines modern Italy - while reminding readers that no nation is beyond redemption if its people decide to wake up. This is a manifesto for a new kind of patriotism: not blind loyalty, but love with open eyes. Because only by admitting that ""Italy has no future"" can Italians start building one.

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