...Francesco Galietti The time has come for Italy to set up a similar mechanism—and enforce it. And, more broadly, a similar EU body needs very much to be established, though this would require each of Europe’s 28 independent nations to relinquish yet another sliver of control over its own affairs...

...Beiden Paulson; Athos Ricci Copyright © 2001 World Policy Institute 2001 CONVERSATION Beiden Paulson is professor emeritus ofpublic policy a t the University o f Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Athos Ricci is a writer an d lifetime resident o f Genazzano. Revisiting Italy’s “Little...

...Francesco Galietti © World Policy Institute 2014 2014 World Policy Institute Rome—Remember the Belpaese, that quiet, sunny, relaxing dream destination for tourists. It may no longer live up to those distant memories. This may sadly be the same for much of today’s Italy, which all too often...

... it collapse. Two months after Italy’s election, a breakdown in talks among the leading parties, including her own, has given way to speculation about new elections. In early May, Brothers of Italy’s polling numbers were consistence with its performance in the March vote, which will keep Meloni in the game...

...-ending (EU) was obliged to back down. How will opera huffa in which governments rise dra­ Europe respond to the spectacle of the far- matically and fall ignominiously. The show right in power in Rome? Italy is not Aus­ is diverting to the international audience, tria. It is a $1.4 trillion economy...

...Maurizio Bongioanni Maurizio Bongioanni is an Italian journalist who contributes to Altreconomia and other publications. He writes about environmental and social issues and has produced three documentaries about excessive land use in Italy. © World Policy Institute 2014 2014 World...

... UNITED POLAND KINGDOM GERMANY FRANCE ITALY...

... was flanked by two pillars Ministers, only two fewer than much more of the European establishment, Giuliano populous Germany, France, Britain, and Amato of Italy and Jean-Luc Dehaene of Italy. Belgium. The 105-strong convention also 52...

... and pos­ session trump another country’s laws? In any case, are art treasures or antiquities a legiti­ mate prize of war? Coincidentally, these questions have joined together in a media cascade stretching from Italy and Peru to New Haven and Kennewick in the State of Washington, spanning...

... Italy and the Nazi paramilitary forces in Germany. Yet the widespread societal fatigue and weakness of civic structures make it unlikely that Putin can generate a positive vision of the future that could rally Russians to endorse his dreams of imperial expansion. Until then, Putin can only accuse others...

... more viable. But Italy needs much more than that. The greatest service Renzi can carry out in the interest of Italians is boosting an entire cultural revolution. Italy must modernize, and that requires as much a change in the national mentality as any technological revolution. Italy desperately...

...Mark Gilbert Copyright © 2005 World Policy Institute 2005 M ark Gilbert teaches contemporary history a t the University of Trento in Italy. He is currently ivriting a political history o f Europe since 1968. Europe Looks for a New Narrative M ark Gilbert...

...Mark Gilbert Copyright © 2005 World Policy Institute 2005 M ark Gilbert is associate professor of contemporary history a t the University o f Trento (Italy). In 2005, he w ill be a pro­ fessorial lecturer at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Bologna...

... S.p.A., to move their legal domiciles from the United States and Italy, two countries with comparatively high corporate tax rates, to the United Kingdom, where taxes are significantly lower. Under the law, all corporate entities, including the U.S. and Italian companies, are now considered subsidiaries...

...) Paulson, Belden, and Athos Ricci; “Revisiting Italy's ‘Little Moscow’” Burroughs, John, ana Jim Wurst; “Ending the Nuclear Nightmare: A (XVIII:3) Strategy for the Bush Administration ,P(XVIII:1) Rashid, Ahmed; "The Fires of Faith...

...—not only by playing one European colonialist against another but also by uniting the country’s diverse population to hand Italy a crushing defeat. It was hardly a surprise to see a Menelik impersonator riding into a stadium to a crowd of cheering Ethiopians at the 33rd tournament of the Ethiopian Sports...

... the bubble collapsed a few years ago. Patterns in Portugal are consistent with neighboring Spain, the north being characterized by conservative and religious small farmers and the south by large estates, strong unions, and leftist sentiments. As socialist as southern Iberia has become, southern Italy...

... is not infre­ ia, as well as of extraordinary renditions quently associated with worse human rights from Italy and Sweden to Egypt, combined ratings than otherwise expected.” Whatever with the Bush administration’s refusal to ac­ laws against torture may bind Syrian intelli­ knowledge the hypocrisy...