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
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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
Jean Blondel is Visiting Professor at Siena University and a ,member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
"These excellent analytical essays are complemented by a long documentary appendix giving useful statistics on population trends, immigration, public finances, employment, education, elections and referendums. There is also a helpful bibliography. An essential reference tool for anyone concerned with the stat and State of Italy." · Modern Italy
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