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Italian political science and Italian politics: the (curious) elephant in the room
Contemporary Italian Politics, 2015 Using as a starting point the 40th anniversary of Italian political science in 2013 and the volume published to mark this occasion, this article evaluates the state of the discipline today. The discipline’s late birth, small size and competition from other disciplines help to explain its incomplete institutionalisation.
Martin Bull
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Between crisis and transition: Italian politics in the 1990s
West European Politics, 1997 The Italian political system is both dynamic and sclerotic, adaptable and blocked, and with a surprising degree of institutional inertia. While some aspects of the system are adjusting to the new challenges of the decade, other areas are adapting much ...
Martin Bull, Martin Rhodes
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Italian Politics and Government
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Modern Italy, 2008
Recent developments, especially the outcome of the 2008 election, appear to point to the definitive sidelining of centrism in Italian politics. In reality, it remains significant – not least because of the opportunities for influence all bipolar systems give to parties not of the left or right, and because of the possible consequences of reassessments ...
Mark Donovan, James L. Newell
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Recent developments, especially the outcome of the 2008 election, appear to point to the definitive sidelining of centrism in Italian politics. In reality, it remains significant – not least because of the opportunities for influence all bipolar systems give to parties not of the left or right, and because of the possible consequences of reassessments ...
Mark Donovan, James L. Newell
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Understanding Italian Politics [PDF]
Development, 2013 In this article the author explores the possibility for the renewal of Italy’s political and democratic institutions under the new government of Matteo Renzi. He takes a historical approach, analysing the trajectory and performance of Italy’s political establishment since the Second World War and in particular the impact of Silvio Berlusconi’s ...
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Italian Studies, Italian Theory and the politics of trans-lation
Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 2016Italian Theory has emerged as the result of the search for new conceptual frameworks in the face of a series of international political events concerning not only the proliferation of states of exception but also of new forms of politicization of life related to biomedical science and the biosecurization of spaces. In this essay, I consider how Italian
Claudio Minca
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Italian quake: science rides politics [PDF]
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Benedetto De Vivo
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