Welfare, Sustainability and Eco-Social Policies
Neoliberal reforms, Great Recession and political backlash: parties,…
Through an in-depth reconstruction of three decades of welfare reforms in Italy, this article shows…
17 January, 2024•0 minutes
The “defensive” bureaucracy and the responsibilities of administrators and public employees
Since 1 January 2014, the Italian Constitution (art. 97) contains two new principles applicable to public administrations
Author
Gabriele Bottino
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