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The Rise and Fall of Berlusconism
, 2014 When analyzing political phenomena from a historical perspective, it is as dangerous to talk about “failure” as it is to talk about “necessity.” In relation to what, for example, is a particular movement or person or party supposed to have failed? Did it fail because it did not get the results it had set out to get?
Giovanni Orsina
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Silvio Berlusconi, Forza Italia, and Berlusconism: A Political and Cultural Enterprise
Contemporary Italian PoliticsSilvio Berlusconi instigated a significant and lasting transformation in Italian politics. He revolutionized political communication, established a personal party, personalized the political process, and influenced the alteration of the party system. His approach was marked by a mix of diverse and sometimes contradictory elements. For example, this new
Marc LAZAR
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Putinism: A Hybrid Mixture of Mussolinian Fascism, Bonapartism, and Berlusconism
, 2013 It is time to conclude our investigation into the defining elements of Putinism. From the beginning of Putin’s rule, analysts have struggled how to define his regime. It was extremely difficult to grasp its essence and it could certainly not be subsumed under existing categories.
Van Herpen Marcel H, Marcel H Van Herpen
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, 2014 Introduction: The introduction places the book within the context of existing scholarship on Berlusconi, berlusconism, contemporary Italian politics and the international debate on populism and anti-politics. It describes the approach of the book and its
Giovanni Orsina
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A Lasting Legacy? A Critical Political Economy Perspective on Berlusconism and Its Afterlives
Within the EU Polycrisis, Italy is a case in point for understanding political projects of neoliberalization and the related rise of far-right forces, as a result of an interplay of domestic and international dynamics. The present contribution builds on the argument that, in order to understand the current conjuncture, we need an historical grounding ...
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«Berlusconism» as a Political Phenomenon: The Neopatrimonial Interpretation
Rossiâ I Mir: Naučnyj DialogThe relevance of the topic is related to the growth of conservative trends in the modern world. The reasons for this phenomenon are explained by the theory of neopatrimonialism, which focuses on the reproduction of traditional practices in the activities of modern bureaucracy. The author hypothesizes that the system of political governance created by S.
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Berlusconism Some Empirical Research
, 2011 This journal article investigates the particular nature of Berlusconi’s power, choosing as the main variable the structure of his parties, Forza Italia and the People of Freedom. The aim of the research is to understand how Berlusconi succeeded in imposing a position of incontestable power over his party and among his followers in Parliament, and the ...
MARIOTTI, CLAUDIA
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