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Mezzogiorno/centre-North: A two-region model for the Italian economy
Journal of Policy Modeling, 1988Abstract This paper analyzes the interdependence and the degree of domination and dependence between Italy's economically strong Centre-North and relatively less developed Mezzogiorno regions using two-region social accounting matrices (SAMs) for 1978 and 1984.
Mariano D'Antonio +2 more
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Inner Civil Wars in the Confederate South and the Italian Mezzogiorno , 1861–1865
, 2015In the previous chapter, we looked at one of two possible ways to compare the American Civil War and southern Italy’s Great Brigandage, the civil war that followed Italian national unification—namely, through the emphasis on the north-south divide and the related idea of a secession of the southern part of the country from the national polity based in ...
E. Dal Lago
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Is the Italian Mezzogiorno in Line with Other Objective 1 Regions in Europe?
2005The Italian Mezzogiorno, consisting historically of eight regions,1 has contained Objective 1 regions since the beginning of the Community’s cohesion policy in 1989. Even before that year, the Italian South as a whole (rather than the regions as distinct institutions) was the recipient of an extensive national development policy that began in the ...
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Geography and Access to Credit: The Case of the Italian Mezzogiorno
Italian Economic JournalCarlo Bottoni +7 more
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Return Migration and the Development of the Italian Mezzogiorno
International Migration Review, 1983The authors interviewed return migrants in 3 regions--Puglia Basilicata and Calabria--of the Italian Mhezzogiorno. Prosperous provinces such as Taranta have low emigration rates and therefore low rates of return migration. When net emigration is plotted for each province most reveal a positive balance starting in about 1973 very similar to the ...
Russell King +2 more
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The Mezzogiorno in the Italian economy
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1978The official view Government documents regard the development of the Mezzogiorno as a key objective of economic policy, emphasising social and humanitarian motives (Ministero del Bilancio, 1972; ISPE, 1975). The different phases of intervention are seen as successive attempts to stimulate self-sustaining industrial development in a continually changing
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Europeanization and Italian policy for theMezzogiorno
Journal of European Public Policy, 2004The change in Italy's main regional policy (for the south) in the course of the 1990s provides a prima facie case of Europeanization tout court for scholars of Europeanization. A new policy was adopted that was evidently inspired by the European regional policy launched in 1988.
Martin Bull, Joerg Baudner
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The Mezzogiorno and Italian economic policy [PDF]
, 2010 The volume brings together the papers presented at the Conference on "The Mezzogiorno and Italian economic policy " held in Rome on 26 November, 2009. The analysis focuses on social capital, the difficulties that businesses face in working in the South, the role of the financial system, the effectiveness of aid to enterprises, the role of public ...
Luigi Cannari (editor) +1 more
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Corruption and Public Expenditure in Italian Mezzogiorno
QA, 2003This paper is divided in two parts. The first, exposes a review ofthe empirical literature on the italian economy and particularly on the Italian Mezzogiorno dealing with the relationship between government expenditure in public works, corruption, and productivity in the private sector of the economy.
Mario Centorrino, Ferdinando Ofria
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