Declino Italia

Capussela, Andrea Lorenzo

doi:10.4081/ilpolitico.2021.581

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“…On September 16, 1992, Black Wednesday, the lira depreciated by 7 percent against the Deutschmark and was withdrawn from the European Monetary System. Shortly afterward, the mani pulite (clean hands) corruption affair swept away the whole Italian domestic political class (Capussela 2019).…”

Section: The Parable Of the Slovenian Minority In Italymentioning

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When Political Rights Do Not Translate into Economic Power: The Rise and Fall of the Slovenian Minority’s Economy in Italy (1954–2020)

Guardiancich

2022

Nationalities Papers

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Lack of economic data based on ethnicity makes the study of minority economies in linguistically or ethnically mixed regions problematic. Yet, there is much to learn from these hard cases of economic development in terms of the policies that guarantee ethnic or linguistic survival and reproduction. The present article investigates the long-term economic development of the Slovenian minority in Italy between 1954 and 2020. It does so by applying the theoretical framework by new institutional economists Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson (2005), which looks at the dynamic role of political and economic institutions for the generation of economic growth. The parable of this community’s economy shows that political power and economic success can be flimsy and ephemeral. Strategic, long-term economic planning and, especially, contingent planning against foreseeable risks, both of which require the systematic collection of accurate data and the coordination of representative organizations, are key to successful reproduction and sustained growth.

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Section: The Parable Of the Slovenian Minority In Italymentioning

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When Political Rights Do Not Translate into Economic Power: The Rise and Fall of the Slovenian Minority’s Economy in Italy (1954–2020)

Guardiancich

2022

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La forza delle comunità locali

Bellanca

2023

Studi E Saggi

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This book, inspired by the thought of Giacomo Becattini, reflects on why local communities continue to exist and spread. Why does the planet not become one place without borders? Why instead do we humans preferentially group ourselves into communities that are neither 'too wide' nor 'too narrow'? What characterizes today's form of community? Why are these communities rooted in places? What is peculiarly 'local' about places? Together with Becattini, we answer that the foundation of local communities is social culture. In its material and symbolic dimensions, social culture animates various forms of proximity between people and between groups: in addition to territorial proximity, social proximity (also online) and institutional proximity matter a lot. This implies that today a local community is not only a place where social culture makes us physically close, but where at least some of the major forms of proximity intersect.

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Une femme (néofasciste ?) à la tête de l’exécutif en Italie

Rayner

2023

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Declino Italia

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When Political Rights Do Not Translate into Economic Power: The Rise and Fall of the Slovenian Minority’s Economy in Italy (1954–2020)

When Political Rights Do Not Translate into Economic Power: The Rise and Fall of the Slovenian Minority’s Economy in Italy (1954–2020)

La forza delle comunità locali

Une femme (néofasciste ?) à la tête de l’exécutif en Italie

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