In 2002, the second Berlusconi government, given its parliamentary strength, should have been able to implement its ambitious reform program. This 18th edition of Italian Politics examines the events of that year in light of the opportunities and the domestic and international constraints faced by Italy's center-right government. This volume discusses the actions of the Italian president, the prime minister's function within the cabinet, the overall behaviour of the government vis-á-vis Parliament, majority-opposition clashes in the legislature, foreign affairs, and economic and immigration…mehr
In 2002, the second Berlusconi government, given its parliamentary strength, should have been able to implement its ambitious reform program. This 18th edition of Italian Politics examines the events of that year in light of the opportunities and the domestic and international constraints faced by Italy's center-right government. This volume discusses the actions of the Italian president, the prime minister's function within the cabinet, the overall behaviour of the government vis-á-vis Parliament, majority-opposition clashes in the legislature, foreign affairs, and economic and immigration policy. Moreover, the volume focuses on selected heated issues, including Berlusconi's conflict with the judiciary, reform of the labor market, evolution of banking foundations, and the crisis of Fiat, the nation's largest manufacturing group.
Pablo Segatti is a Temporary Professor in the Political Science Faculty at Milan University.
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Introduction:The Second Berlusconi Government Jean Blondel and Paolo Segatti Chapter 1. The Second Berlusconi Government Put to the Test: A Year of Complications Maurizio Cotta and Luca Verzichelli Chapter 2. Municipal Elections: Real Change or Simply Alternation? Gianfranco Baldini and Guido Legnante Chapter 3. The Opposition Role of the Center-Left Party James L. Newel Chapter 4. The Ciampi Presidency Gianfranco Pasquino Chapter 5. Legitimate Suspicions? Berlusconi and the Judges David Nelken Chapter 6. The Berlusconi Government's Economic Policy during the First Year of Office Paolo Onofri Chapter 7. The Italian Parliament twixt the Logic of Government and the Logic of Institutions (Much Ado about Something-but What Exactly?) Giliberto Capano and Marco Giuliani Chapter 8. The Bossi-Fini Law: Explicit Fanaticism, Implicit Moderation, and Poisoned Fruits Asher Colombo and Giuseppe Sciortino Chapter 9. Bank Foundations: An Attack Fought Off? Renzo Costi Chapter 10. The (Failed) Reform of Article 18 Aris Accornero and Eliana Como Chapter 11. The Berlusconi Government's Foreign Policy: The First 18 Months Filippo Andreatta and Elisabetta Brighi Chapter 12. Fiat: An Italian Crisis Giuseppe Berta Documentary Appendix Compiled by Susy Monica Lelli
Introduction:The Second Berlusconi Government Jean Blondel and Paolo Segatti Chapter 1. The Second Berlusconi Government Put to the Test: A Year of Complications Maurizio Cotta and Luca Verzichelli Chapter 2. Municipal Elections: Real Change or Simply Alternation? Gianfranco Baldini and Guido Legnante Chapter 3. The Opposition Role of the Center-Left Party James L. Newel Chapter 4. The Ciampi Presidency Gianfranco Pasquino Chapter 5. Legitimate Suspicions? Berlusconi and the Judges David Nelken Chapter 6. The Berlusconi Government's Economic Policy during the First Year of Office Paolo Onofri Chapter 7. The Italian Parliament twixt the Logic of Government and the Logic of Institutions (Much Ado about Something-but What Exactly?) Giliberto Capano and Marco Giuliani Chapter 8. The Bossi-Fini Law: Explicit Fanaticism, Implicit Moderation, and Poisoned Fruits Asher Colombo and Giuseppe Sciortino Chapter 9. Bank Foundations: An Attack Fought Off? Renzo Costi Chapter 10. The (Failed) Reform of Article 18 Aris Accornero and Eliana Como Chapter 11. The Berlusconi Government's Foreign Policy: The First 18 Months Filippo Andreatta and Elisabetta Brighi Chapter 12. Fiat: An Italian Crisis Giuseppe Berta Documentary Appendix Compiled by Susy Monica Lelli
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