The stalled transition
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The stalled transition
（Italian politics : a review / edited by Robert Leonardi, Raffaella Y. Nanetti & Piergiorgio Corbetta, v. 11）
Westview, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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ISBN 9780813331867
内容説明
In this volume of an annual publication, experts examine political developments in Italy throughout 1995, explaining what did or did not change, and shedding light on the dramatic conflicts. The contributors discuss issues such as the regional and local elections, the difficulties faced by Berlusconi in creating a stable party organization, the failure of the former Christian Democratic Party, attempts to reform the country's costly pension system, and difficulties faced by its entry to the European Monetary Union. The book also contains a chronology of the political events of the year, and an appendix of statistical data on election results, political parties and the economy.
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- Introduction - the stalled transition?, Mario Caciagli and David I. Kertzer
- regional and local elections - limited bipolarization, Aldo Di Virgilio
- referenda don't fall from the sky - the June referenda, Pier Vincenzo Uleri and Robert Fideli
- the olive tree and the oak tree, Mark Gilbert
- Forza Italia from government to opposition, Marco Maraffi
- the Lamberto Dini government, Gianfranco Pasquino
- pension reform - but maybe not the last, Onorato Castellino
- the quiet guest - Italy on the threshold of the European Monetary Union, Pier Virgilio Dastoli
- the difficulty of bringing "Tangentopoli" to a close, David Nelken
- the national labour confederations and the Dini government - the grand return of neo-corporatism?, Michael Braun
- the Church and the end of the Catholic Party, Sandro Magister
- documentary appendix, Marzia Zannini.
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: pbk ISBN 9780813331874
内容説明
Another year of political drama unfolded in Italy in 1995, as the struggle to create a Second Republicwhich had gathered momentum in the previous three yearsbogged down. In this volume, experts examine political developments in Italy in 1995, highlighting what did or did not change and shedding light on a series of dramatic conflicts that shaped the political landscape. }Another year of political drama unfolded in Italy in 1995, as the struggle to create a Second Republic, which had gathered momentum in the previous three years, bogged down. The Berlusconi government put in place by the first parliamentary elections held under the new process fell victim to interparty squabbling that seemed remarkably similar to discord in the reviled system of old. In the absence of a political majority, the country was ruled by a government of technicians who were neither members of parliament nor representatives of the parties. In this volume, experts examine political developments in Italy throughout 1995, explaining what did or did not change and shedding light on a series of dramatic conflicts.
After an introduction assessing the political developments of the year, the discussions take up such issues as regional and local elections and national referenda, the evolution of the former Communist Party, the difficulties faced by Berlusconi in creating a stable party organization, the failure of the former Christian Democratic party and how the Church has responded to its fall, the successes and failures of the Dini government, attempts to reform Italys costly pension system, difficulties faced by Italy in entering the European Monetary Union, the crisis in the judiciary and tensions over the judicial handling of Tangentopoli, and the comeback of the national labor confederations. The volume contains two invaluable reference sections: a full chronology of the political events of the year and an appendix providing a wealth of statistical data on Italian election results, political parties, and the economy. }
目次
Introduction: The Stalled Transition (Mario Caciagli and David I. Kertzer. ) Regional and Local Elections: Limited Bipolarization (Aldo Di Virgilio. ) Referenda Dont Fall from the Sky: The June Initiatives (Pier Vincenzo Uleri and Roberto Fideli. ) The Oak Tree and the Olive Tree (Mark Gilbert. ) Forza Italia: From Government to Opposition (Marco Maraffi. ) The Government of Lamberto Dini (Gianfranco Pasquino. ) Pension Reform: Perhaps Not the Last Round (Onorato Castellino. ) The Stone Guest: Italy on the Threshold of European Monetary Union (Pier Virgilio Dastoli. ) Stopping the Judges (David Nelken. ) The Confederated Trade Unions and the Dini Government: The Grand Return to Neo-corporatism? (Michael Braun. ) The Church and the End of the Catholic Party (Sandro Magister. ) Documentary Appendix (Marzia Zannini.)
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