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Volume 15 (2000): Issue 1 (Sep 2000): The Return of Politics. Guest Editors: David Hine and Salvatore Vassallo

in Italian Politics

Table of Contents

  • Acronyms
    • Political Paries
  • Glossary
    • Other Acronyms and Terms
  • Chronology
    • Chronology of Italian Political Events, 1999
  • Introduction
    • The Faltering Transition
  • Articles
    • Forced Ally? Italy and ‘Operation Allied Force’
    • The End of Italy’s Referendum Anomaly?
    • The Municipal Elections of 1999 and the ‘Defeat’ of the Left in Bologna
    • The 1999 Elections to the European Parliament
    • The Election of Carlo Azeglio Ciampi to the Presidency of the Republic
    • History in the Courts: Andreotti’s Two Acquittals
    • The Funding of Political Parties and Control of the Media: Another Italian Anomaly
    • Transformations in Italian Capitalism: an Analysis of Olivetti’s Takeover of Telecom Italia
    • Italy’s December 1998 ‘Social Pact for Development and Employment’: Towards a New Political Economy for a ‘Normal Country’?
    • The New South in the New Europe: the Case of Sviluppo Italia
  • Notes
    • Documentary Appendix
    • About the Editors and Contributors
    • Index
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