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Corruption: A Rational Analysis,of corruption became the preoccupying concern of parliamentary, press and public debate.. Even for a country in which corrupt behaviour was the unflattering norm rather than the exception,. the initial exposures of . had the capacity to shock. The uncovering of widespread illegality, in Italy but al

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: The Referendum of April 1993,ng for institutional reform of the referendum’s system-busting potential. The first attempt to also obtain a referendum on the introduction of a majoritarian voting system at both national and municipal level, proposing to delete the stipulation that candidates could only win a seat in the Senate ou

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The General Election of March 1994,following grounds. First, the referendum of April 1993 had profoundly modified the operation of the electoral system. Second, the subsequent municipal elections in June and November had portrayed a large discrepancy between the forces represented in parliament and the popular will. Third, the work o

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,The Dini Government — ‘A Government of Truce’,litical direction. With Berlusconi’s government enduring only 225 days, President Scalfaro was not keen to call yet another general election less than one year after the previous one, but the intense war of words between opposing party blocs made it difficult to find a solution acceptable to a major

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Conclusion: Italy in Transition,n purposes of the preceding chapters has been to bridge this gap between description and analysis. More specifically, our aim has been to delineate the dynamics of change in Italy since 1989 in the form of a continuous historical narrative, while at the same time suggesting some explanatory interpre

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Suroopa Mukherjees the sub-theme of sea ports and sea power as part of unders.This volume represents a more Africanist approach to the framework of maritime landscapes and challenges of adapting international heritage policy such as the UNESCO convention. While the concept of a maritime landscape is very broad, a mo