Pouvoirs n°103 - L’Italie - novembre 2002 - p.129-142
The article focuses on the relationships between Italy and the European
Union since the general election of 2001, which have brought to power
the center-right coalition headed by Silvio Berlusconi. A number of disagreements
between Italy and its European partners regarding the common
judicial and defense policies – accentuated by a number of disagreements
within the Italian government itself – have led to a different
position from that of the previous center-left governments which had
placed Italy among the first group of countries adopting the single currency.
However, this new position is not accompanied by a change in
public opinion which remains strongly pro-European, and it does not
seem to indicate a radical change in the Italian attitude, which can count
on the great international credibility of the Head of State and his role
as guarantor of Italy’s European policy.
Référence électonique : Daniel CARAMANI, "Italy and the European Union", Pouvoirs, revue française d’études constitutionnelles et politiques, n°103, 103 - L’Italie,
p.129-142
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