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Tag Archives: Federalism
Mar 15 2017
The Moral Question in Italian Politics
Comments Off on The Moral Question in Italian PoliticsBy Roberto Orsi Corruption in Italy is a constantly debated problem. However, it is largely framed as a moral and legal issue. This piece suggests instead that the root of the corruption problem is political and constitutional, as it lies … Continue reading
Posted by: March 15, 2017
Tagged with: clientelism, constitutional reforms, Corruption, Craxi, Federalism, mani pulite
Sep 6 2013
Designing the European candidate
Comments Off on Designing the European candidateBy Francisco Seoane Pérez The next European elections are just around the corner. They have been moved forward from June to May 2014 to avoid coinciding with the celebration of Whit Sunday–which is a holiday in some of the EU’s … Continue reading
Posted by: September 6, 2013
Tagged with: Candidates, Demos, Direct election, European Elections 2014, Federalism, President of the European Commission