The Italian Energy Policy: Changing Priorities

Bocconi, Luigi; Poletti, Clara

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1308158

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2008

DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1308158

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The Italian Energy Policy: Changing Priorities

Luigi Bocconi

Clara Poletti

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“…If this political lacuna is characteristic of the United States, the same is true of Italy and of Canada (D'Orazio and Poletti, 2009 ;Jones, 2011 ;Scanu, 2014 ;Selin and VanDeever, 2009). This fact seems to have pushed the two municipalities to take initiative autonomously.…”

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Why do cities get involved in climate governance? Insights from Canada and Italy

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Cities the world over are tackling climate change, even when their national governments are largely inactive in this area. Which factors trigger their implication? Through which kinds of policies do cities become engaged in this issue? Based on previous studies and on urban and multilevel governance theoretical frameworks, this article suggests some answers. An original analytical grid is developed and used to compare two cases in Canada and Italy. The results confirm that the way in which municipalities respond to climate change largely depends on their local and multilevel contexts, as well as on the potential benefits of climate action.Nombreuses sont les villes qui agissent face aux changements climatiques, cela même si leurs gouvernements nationaux sont plutôt inactifs à cet égard. Quels sont les facteurs qui déterminent cette implication ? Quelles sortes de politiques découlent de cette implication ? Afin de fournir quelques pistes de réponse à ces questions, l’article s’appuie sur la littérature relative à la gouvernance urbaine et multiniveau et sur une grille analytique servant à comparer deux cas, au Canada et en Italie. Les résultats confirment que la façon dont les villes répondent aux changements climatiques dépend autant de leurs contextes locaux et multiniveaux, que des bénéfices potentiels de l’action climatique

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