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Calderoli ottimista: a gennaio la granda riforma

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    • Research
    • 16 July 2010
    • July 2010
    • Il Sole 24 ORE
    • 16 July 2010
    Evento correlatoFederalism and the challenges presented by Italy’s South

    Federalism is now at the center of the Italian political debate, despite having been considered a heterodox if not inflammatory idea not even a decade ago. Reassigning roles and responsibilities among the different levels and bodies of government is a necessity shared by all advanced democracies given the increased complexity of our economies and of the relationship between citizens and the state.