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基本説明
It covers the political and economic contexts of the election, the parties' alliance and campaign strategies, the role of the media, as well as voting shifts and the composition of the new Parliament.
Full Description
The 2001 Italian general election transformed the Italian political landscape. Silvio Berlusconi - industrial tycoon and media mogul - and his centre-right coalition, the House of Freedoms, won an extraordinary victory. For the first time since World War II a united opposition, winning an overall majority, ousted an incumbent government seeking a new term of office. After an election campaign of unprecedented bitterness, the House of Freedoms took up the reins of government with majorities of 106 in the Chamber of Deputies and 38 in the Senate. This comprehensive guide to the election brings together academics to explain how this extraordinary event came about and consider its implications for the Italian political system as a whole. It covers the political and economic contexts of the election, the parties' alliance and campaign strategies, the role of the media, as well as voting shifts and the composition of the new Parliament.
Contents
I The context; 1. The Italian political system in 2001and work in progress - Paul Furlong; 2. The political context 1996 - 2001 - Gianfranco Pasquino; 3. The economic context - Michele Capriati; II. The run-up to the election; 4. The parties of the centre left - Sarah Rose; 5. Forza Italia and the parties of the centre right - Roberto Biorcio; 6. The processes of alliance formation - Mark Donovan; III. The campaign; 7. Campaign strategies and tactics: leaders, experts and the media - Caterina Paolucci; 8. Virtual clashes and political games: the campaign in the print and broadcast medi - Franca Roncarolo; 9. The new technologies: the first internet election - Rachel Gibson, James Newell and Stephen Ward; 10. Two coalitions in search of an issue: the role of policy stands in the campaign - Donatella Campus; IV. The outcome; 11. How the centre right won - Alessandro Chiaramonte; 12. The new parliament and the start of a decisive legislature - Luca Verzichelli and Francesco Zucchini; Conclusion - James Newell and Hilary Partridge
