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Volume 22 (2007): Issue 1 (Sep 2007): The Center-Left’s Poisoned Victory. Guest Editors: Jean-Louis Briquet and Alfio Mastropaolo

in Italian Politics

Table of Contents

List
- Abbreviations
  
  Pages: vii–ix
Chronology
- Chronology of Italian Political Events, 2006
  
  By: Rinaldo Vignati
  
  Pages: 1–36
Introduction
- The Center-Left’s Poisoned Victory
  
  By: Jean-Louis Briquet and Alfio Mastropaolo
  
  Pages: 37–58
Articles
- The General Election of 9–10 April: A Country Divided in Half or in Lots of Different Pieces?
  
  By: Ilvo Diamanti and Salvatore Vassallo
  
  Pages: 59–80
- Eviction Canceled: The 2006 Local Elections
  
  By: Duncan McDonnell
  
  Pages: 81–98
- The Constitutional Referendum of June 2006: End of the “Great Reform” but Not of Reform Itself
  
  By: Martin J. Bull
  
  Pages: 99–118
- From Ciampi to Napolitano
  
  By: Marie-Claire Ponthoreau and Hervé Rayner
  
  Pages: 119–136
- The New Government and the Spoils System
  
  By: Annarita Criscitiello
  
  Pages: 137–153
- The Israeli-Lebanese War: Italy and the Recasting of an Effective Multilateralism
  
  By: Anna Caffarena
  
  Pages: 154–170
- Decision-Making in the Val di Susa Case: Too Rigid or Too Soft?
  
  By: Luigi Bobbio
  
  Pages: 171–188
- Telecom Italia: The Parallel Returns (1997–2006)
  
  By: Massimo Florio
  
  Pages: 189–205
- Energy Policy in Italy: Contingent Emergency and Structural Weakness
  
  By: Alberto Clò
  
  Pages: 206–225
- Calciopoli: Reasons and Scenarios for the Soccer Scandal
  
  By: Alessandro Baroncelli
  
  Pages: 226–248
- The Capture of Bernardo Provenzano
  
  By: Salvatore Lupo
  
  Pages: 249–262
Appendix
- Documentary Appendix
  
  By: Debora Mantovani
  
  Pages: 263–309
Notes
- About the Editors and Authors
  
  Pages: 310–311

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