Autore
Melis, Guido

Titolo
Dalle piramidi alla rete: storia e trasformazioni delle istituzioni amministrative
Periodico
Le Carte e la storia
Anno: 2013 - Fascicolo: 1 - Pagina iniziale: 5 - Pagina finale: 8

Italian centralism has always stood apart from the French model by being "weak" oreven "negotiated" between the ruling class and their peripheral correspondents. This"Italian" centralism has therefore lived long (and still continues to live in part) with thestrong, intermittent centrifugal movement of the institutional system, mainly expressedfrom the 70s of 900 through the escalation of the special status regions.Recently, however, the Regions have been in the middle of alarming judicial investigations,which have pointed out the corruption and dominant political bargaining.Furthermore, the whole institutional system is undergoing a profound upheaval: rather thanbeing organized according to the age-old system on a pyramidal hierarchy (the state on thetop, the autonomist institutions, including Regions, on the bottom), the complex of publicinstitutions tend to articulate themselves in a horizontal manner, as a network, with heavycontamination from the institutional European side. It is not plausible that, on the wave ofthe alarms raised by the recent scandals regarding the Regions, and perhaps in the name ofthe supreme demands of budget and expenses control, this structural mutation can be thoughtto be eliminated and return to the obsolete forms of neo-administrative centralism.



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