Dal vincolo esterno all’europeizzazione? Le culture politiche italiane e l’integrazione europea nella rincorsa alla moneta unica (1988-1998)
Author(s)
Piermattei, Massimo
Date Issued
February 6, 2009
Type
Doctoral Thesis
Abstract
Research has set itself the goal of rebuilding policy development and the positions taken by parties in Italy compared to the problems posed by the process of European integration , with reference to the impact of the Treaty of Maastricht and the economic and monetary union , in the period from 1988 ( year of the European Council in Hanover ) to 1998 ( admission to the third phase of Economic Monetary Union of the countries in good standing with the convergence criteria ).
The decennio that we studied represents a particular period for Italy Republican and its parties: the political forces coming out from the crisis of the biennium 1992-1994 , there were soon confronted with the challenges posed by the new treaty , trying to define , in the new baggage policy reference of identity , which was the vision of the unification of Europe and on its development and its integration process. In this perspective it's evident the contradiction between the rhetoric Europeanist which had peaked in the referendum of 1989 and in the " possible " Europe that began to take shape gradually when commitments from Maastricht were getting more pressed.
So the research aims to anwer the question if the entry of Italy in the Euro system has been the work of a party system that, despite the new diversity of positions, which had sanctioned the creation of a clear division on Europeanism, was Europanised, or if the new system has continued to perceive the European horizon as an external constraint, despicable or essential according to the respective positions.
Additional information
Dottorato di ricerca in Storia d’Europa: società, istituzioni e sistemi politici europei,19.-20. secolo
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