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Volume 20 (2005): Issue 1 (Sep 2005): Quo Vadis? Guest Editors: Carlo Guarnieri and James L. Newell

in Italian Politics

Table of Contents

List
- Abbreviations
  
  Pages: viii–x
Chronology
- Chronology of Italian Political Events, 2004
  
  By: Marco Brunazzo
  
  Pages: 1–28
Introduction
- 2004: A Year “On Hold”
  
  By: Carlo Guarnieri and James L. Newell
  
  Pages: 29–46
Articles
- Intra- and Inter-alliance Relations after the 2004 European and Provincial Elections
  
  By: Mark Donovan
  
  Pages: 47–64
- The Elections in the Cities: Yet Another Defeat for the Center-Right
  
  By: Guido Legnante
  
  Pages: 65–82
- Forza Italia after Ten Years
  
  By: Jonathan Hopkin
  
  Pages: 83–99
- Playing the Wrong Tunes? Italy and the European Union in 2004
  
  By: Mark Gilbert
  
  Pages: 100–116
- The Constitutional Reforms of the Center-Right
  
  By: Salvatore Vassallo
  
  Pages: 117–135
- The Role of the Ministry of the Economy and Finance
  
  By: David Hine
  
  Pages: 136–152
- The Reform of the Judiciary
  
  By: Patrizia Pederzoli
  
  Pages: 153–171
- The Berlusconi Pension Reform and the Emerging “Double Cleavage” in Distributive Politics
  
  By: David Natali and Martins Rhodes
  
  Pages: 172–189
- The Collapse of Parmalat
  
  By: Marco Onado
  
  Pages: 190–203
- The Question of the Middle Class
  
  By: Arnaldo Bagnasco
  
  Pages: 204–222
- Confindustria under Montezemolo
  
  By: Giuseppe Berta
  
  Pages: 223–241
Appendix
- Documentary Appendix
  
  By: Debora Mantovani
  
  Pages: 243–312
Notes
- About the Editors and Contributors and Previous Editions
  
  Pages: 313–317

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