This man lambasted the French Left, especially Sartre, for ignoring the crimes of Stalin in his (*)
This man analyzed local variations in political migration from the Radical party to Socialism during the Third Republic in his Socialism in Provence, a work whose approach this man later repudiated when he called the 1970s "for the life of the mind the most dispiriting decade of the 20th century" thanks to Structuralism and Social History. This man lambasted the French Left, especially Sartre, for ignoring the crimes of Stalin in his (*) Past Imperfect. This man criticized European integration for its undemocratic appeal to universal technocratic enlightenment against ostensibly hidebound local power bases, and late in life he supported the One-State Solution and bemoaned the triumph of neoliberalism in destroying the welfare state whose implementation he chronicled in Postwar. For 10 points, name this author of Israel: An Alternative, an NYU historian who died of ALS in 2010.
This man analyzed local variations in political migration from the Radical party to Socialism during the Third Republic in his Socialism in Provence, a work whose approach this man later repudiated when he called the 1970s "for the life of the mind the most dispiriting decade of the 20th century
Tony Judt