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Volume 26 (2011): Issue 1 (Sep 2011): Much Ado about Nothing? Guest Editors: Elisabetta Gualmini and Eleonora Pasotti

in Italian Politics

Table of Contents

List
- Abbreviations
  
  Pages: vii–ix
Chronology
- Chronology of Italian Political Events, 2010
  
  By: Rinaldo Vignati
  
  Pages: 1–42
Introduction
- Much Ado about Nothing?
  
  By: Elisabetta Gualmini and Eleonora Pasotti
  
  Pages: 43–64
Articles
- Another Divorce: The PdL in 2010
  
  By: David Hine and Davide Vampa
  
  Pages: 65–84
- Condemned to Ineffectiveness? The PD and IdV between Opposition and Coalition Strategies
  
  By: Stefano Braghiroli and Luca Verzichelli
  
  Pages: 85–102
- The Third Pole: An Annus Mirabilis?
  
  By: Carlo Baccetti
  
  Pages: 103–121
- Between the Center and the Periphery: The Regional Elections and the Path to Fiscal Federalism
  
  By: Brunetta Baldi and Filippo Tronconi
  
  Pages: 122–140
- The Financial Route to Education Reform
  
  By: Giliberto Capano
  
  Pages: 141–158
- Justice Reforms? Wiretapping, Legitimate Impediment, Short Trials
  
  By: Patrizia Pederzoli
  
  Pages: 159–179
- Civil Protection amid Disasters and Scandals
  
  By: David Alexander
  
  Pages: 180–197
- Fiat Restructuring and the Pomigliano Case: A New Era in Italian Industrial Relations?
  
  By: Marco Simoni
  
  Pages: 198–219
- The Rosarno Revolt: Toward Political Mobilization for Immigrants?
  
  By: Camilla Devitt
  
  Pages: 220–237
- And Yet It Moves: The Uneasy Progress of High-Speed Trains and Railway Liberalization
  
  By: Mauro Tebaldi
  
  Pages: 238–258
Appendix
- Documentary Appendix
  
  By: Valentina Sartori
  
  Pages: 259–299
Notes
- About the Editors and Authors
  
  Pages: 300–301

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