Italy From ‘Constrained’ Coalitions to Alternating Governments?

Luca Verzichelli · Maurizio Cotta

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Abstract The making of governments in Italy after World War II, which has ordinarily meant coalition governments, has been very visibly affected by the durable features of ‘polarised multipartism’ (Sartori 1976). Only recently has the breakdown of that system opened the door to new and unexplored territory (Cotta and Isernia 1996; Bartolini and D’Alimonte 1998).

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