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Postwar development in the Italian Mezzogiorno. Analyses and policies

Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 2013
Abstract As Manlio Rossi-Doria wrote, in the early postwar years, the Southern Question was primarily an agrarian one. The debate and policies that addressed the Southern Question, however, did not remain confined solely to the agrarian dimension. The transformation of Southern agriculture was inextricably connected to two additional features of the ...
Michele Alacevich
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Consumers of flowers and ornamental plants: an eploratory survey in the Italian «Mezzogiorno» regions

, 2010
Schimmenti, E, Asciuto, A, Galati, A
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Dynamics of Export Specialization in the Regions of the Italian Mezzogiorno: Persistence and Change [PDF]

Regional Studies, 2007
Guerrieri P. and Iammarino S. (2007) Dynamics of export specialization in the regions of the Italian Mezzogiorno: persistence and change, Regional Studies 41, 933–947. During the 1980s and 1990s the Italian southern economy displayed signs of transformation in production and export structures, accompanied by sharp geographical differentiation.
Simona Iammarino, Paolo Guerrieri
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Banking and Finance in the Italian Mezzogiorno: Issues and Problems

Economics of Science, Technology and Innovation, 1996
In this paper I analyze the specificity of the workings of capital markets, and in particular the behavior of the banking system in the Italian Mezzogiorno. As is well known, the South is the least developed part of the Italian economy: it represents a marginal area of an industrialized economic system, and can therefore be considered an industrialized
Marcello Messori
exaly   +4 more sources

The Impact of Regional and National Policies in the Development of the Italian Mezzogiorno

Advances in Spatial Science, 2017
After the Second World War the Southern regions of Italy (The Mezzogiorno) underwent a period of exceptional growth. However, this period ended after the oil crisis and now the Mezzogiorno is the largest backward region within the EU-15. A huge amount of literature is devolved to find the main reasons why Mezzogiorno did not evolve like the rest of the
Guido Pellegrini
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The Theoretical Basis of the Extraordinary Intervention in the Italian Mezzogiorno (1950–1993)

Italian Economic Journal
This paper aims at (i) presenting a reconstruction of the theoretical framework under- lying the so-called extraordinary intervention in the Mezzogiorno; (ii) analysing the ways this was translated into economic policy; (iii) providing a tentative assessment of that experience.
Rosario PATALANO
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Development Policies in the Italian Mezzogiorno: Lessons from the Past

2018
M. Franzini
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Political Prisoners of the Italian Mezzogiorno: A Transnational Question of the Nineteenth Century

European History Quarterly, 2020
Through a case study of a group of Neapolitan political activists incarcerated in Naples after the 1848 Revolution, this article aims to rescue the Italian convicts’ experience from its subsidiary status, presenting the prisons as a site of struggle and ...
E. Bacchin
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The Italian Mezzogiorno: Does it Fit the Convergence Model?

1995
The Italian Mezzogiorno has a number of characteristics similar to those manifested by the other regions located in Objective 1 areas along the southern periphery of the EU. Until the accession of Greece, Portugal and Spain, Italy’s southern regions had the lowest levels of development, the highest levels of unemployment and among the lowest supply of ...
Robert Leonardi
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The American South and the Italian Mezzogiorno: Essays in Comparative History

The Journal of Southern History, 2004
Notes on the Contributors PART I: THE TWO SOUTHS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Two Case-Studies in Comparative History: The American South and Italian Mezzogiorno E.D.Lago & R.Halpern The American South in Comparative Perspective P.Kolchin Peter Kolchin's American South and the Italian Mezzogiorno : Some Questions about Comparative History P.Bevilacqua ...
F. Fasce, E. Dal Lago, R. Halpern
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