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Conference - Understanding the Italian Elections

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Now more than ever before, there is a need to analyze and understand the issues and results of the Italian elections. The Department of International Relations has organized conferences on the elections since 1994 and continues today with an expert panel.

Italian Elections 2013

Department of International Relations

Auriana Auditorium, Via Pietro Roselli, 4, 00158 Rome.

06 5833 0919 ext. 323 or 306. elections2013@aur.edu

Friday, March 8

 

9.30                   Welcome coffee and registration

 

10.00-10.15                   Introductory address by President of the American University of Rome, Richard Hodges and by conference organizer, James Walston

 

10.15-11.45                   Panel 1: Context and Overall Issues

                                    Chair: James Walston

 

Ferdinando Longobardi (Università degli Studi della Basilicata) “Berlusconi, Bersani, Monti.. Grillo.  Retoriche di combattimento e disimmetrie linguistiche”

Eszter Salgó (The American university of Rome) “Run Forrest, run! Beppe Grillo on the stage of Italian politics”

Pierre  Chiartano (Risk) “È tempo di democracy building… in Italia”

 

11.45-12.15                   Coffee break

 

12.15- 13.00                   Key-Note Address: Gianfranco Pasquino (Bologna Center of the John Hopkins ) “ Chi è causa del suo mal pianga se stesso: Parties, Institutions, Reforms”

 

13.00-13.45                   The Politicians

Senator Lucio Malan (PdL)

Hon. Federica Mogherini  (PD)

 

13.45-14.30                   Lunch in the AUR Garden

 

14.30-16.00                   Panel 2: Case Studies

                                    Chair: Simon Martin

 

Antonella Ratti (Luiss Guido Carli University) “The Catholic Church and the Italy’s legal system: a reflection in light of  the elections”

Luca Ratti (Roma 3) “Foreign Policy in the 2013 Italian Campaign”

Andrea Vannucci (Società Italiana di Statistica) “The Expelled Elector”

                  

16.00-17.00                   Concluding remarks and Debate led by James Walston

 


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