June 12, 2009

A Fistful Of Euros

The new parliament: A bit like the old one

by David Weman

By some wonderful magic, all media reports of an event tend to go with the same storyline, often kind of off. The storyline after the elections was “The right and anti-immigrant parties win big.”
Figuring out if it was accurate took some work, because some parties, for example the Tories and the Italian Democratic Party, plan [...]

July 21, 2008

Transition and accession

Karadzic arrested

by David Weman

How about that. Surprising the new government would go so far.

July 20, 2008

Culture

Artemio Cruz Is Alive And Well, And Living In Spain

by Edward Hugh

“Look, Doctor, he’s just faking……. Even now in the hour of his death he has to trick us.”
The opening sentence: ‘There’s a long silence, and then I say …’ indicates the three functions of this book. It is an attempt to find a self through utterance, after a lifetime of non-communication; this was prompted by [...]

April 13, 2008

Economics and demography

Is 2008 Make Or Break Year For Italy’s Economy?

by Edward Hugh

As Italians head to the polls this weekend in order to pick what will be their 62nd government in 65 years (in an election which is being held three years early to boot, due to the collapse of Romano Prodi’s outgoing administration) one odd detail seems to stand out and sum up the multitude of [...]

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