The article looks at the regions’ external powers as amended by a number of recent laws reforming the Italian Constitution. Two main issues are considered: 1) the participation of the regions and the autonomous provinces of Trento and Bolzano in the formulation of European Union policies; 2) the power of the regions to maintain relations with foreign states or territorial entities. Given the specificity of relations with the EU in the framework of the constitutional amendment, a distinction is made between relations with the EU and with other foreign actors.
Italy's Constitutional Reform and the External Powers of the Regions / Gestri, Marco. - In: THE INTERNATIONAL SPECTATOR. - ISSN 0393-2729. - STAMPA. - 38:2(2003), pp. 91-103. [10.1080/03932720308457027]
Italy's Constitutional Reform and the External Powers of the Regions
GESTRI, Marco
2003
Abstract
The article looks at the regions’ external powers as amended by a number of recent laws reforming the Italian Constitution. Two main issues are considered: 1) the participation of the regions and the autonomous provinces of Trento and Bolzano in the formulation of European Union policies; 2) the power of the regions to maintain relations with foreign states or territorial entities. Given the specificity of relations with the EU in the framework of the constitutional amendment, a distinction is made between relations with the EU and with other foreign actors.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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