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III. Une mise en œuvre sans normes : deux décennies de réformes dans les services de l'eau en Italie
No full textCitroni Giulio. III. Une mise en œuvre sans normes : deux décennies de réformes dans les services de l'eau en Italie. In: Droit et gestion des collectivités territoriales. Tome 30, 2010. Les enjeux de la gestion locale de l'eau. pp. 287-298
VI. Énergie et administrations locales en Italie : dénationalisation, libéralisation et concurrence
No full textProntera Andrea, Citroni Giulio, Dreyfus Nathalie. VI. Énergie et administrations locales en Italie : dénationalisation, libéralisation et concurrence. In: Annuaire des collectivités locales. Tome 27, 2007. Les collectivités territoriales et l'énergie. pp. 191-208
Dangerous Liaisons? The Reform of Local Service Delivery in Italy and Germany as an Institutional Policy
No full textThe article reviews and analyses the state of the art of the literature on local public service delivery modes in Italy and Germany, generally and with specific reference to different forms of privatisation, corporatisation and institutional public-private partnerships.
Since the 1990s there have been diverse practice and lively debate in both
countries on the role of municipal corporations (municipalizzate in Italy, Stadtwerke in Germany). The historical reconstruction of norms and prevalent modes of service delivery, the description of recent reforms and an overview of available data on the present state of service delivery, as well as analysis of the exercise of control over service delivery, allow some comparative conclusions to be drawn on the (re)structuring
of centre-periphery and public-private relationships in the two countries
Qui gouverne les services publics locaux ? Des configurations variables entre secteurs public et privé dans le cas du service public de l'eau en Italie
No full textThe politics of corporatization: what it is, why it matters
No full textThe article discusses the political facets of corporatization in Local Public Services (LPS) by focusing on three specific practices: the use of corporatization as a way to limit competition; the design and actual practice of regulation and control over service providers; the appointment of members of company boards and shareholder assemblies
Il governo regionale dei servizi pubblici locali: quali strumenti?
No full textL'articolo affronta le modalità con cui le regioni italiane, direttamente o indirettamente, si dotano di strumenti utili a governare le politiche relative ai servizi pubblici locali. Più nello specifico, il saggio si sofferma su tre tipi di strumento: gli atti normativi e di programmazione; gli strumenti di monitoraggio e controllo; e la partecipazione in qualità di socio proprietario nelle aziende (più o meno locali) di gestione dei servizi
Chi governa l'acqua? Studio sulla governance locale
No full textWater sevices reform is the field of a policy research about local and regional response to a national reform bill of 1994 and to the european law making that calls change in direction of market competition. Local and regional governance in public services comes to ligth in terms of adaptation, reaction and resistence of actors to change. Behavior of private and public actors, in the context of regional law making, local govermment and industrial trasformation of services are the topics of the analysis
Local Public Services in Italy: Still Fragmentation
No full textReforms inspired by NPM have affected local public services in Italy for over two decades by aiming for rationalization and efficiency. Local governments and services have long been managed as a complex, incoherent ‘puzzle’ across multiple levels of authority; and this complexity has long called for a huge effort of coordination, integration and control, as well as simplification and rationalization. Against this backdrop, the chapter provides an assessment of the reforms and their effects in two key domains, namely public utilities and social services, concluding that disjointed incrementalism affecting institutional reforms, the lack of a coherent and binding central regulation or political vision, as well as the present economic crisis, have severely limited the impact of the numerous attempts made since the early 1990s to rationalize and give greater efficiency to local service management and delivery
How Populist Parties Narrated the Covid Crisis: Between ”Thick” Ideologies and Competition
No full textQui gouverne les services publics locaux ?. Des configurations variables entre secteurs public et privé dans le cas du service public de l'eau en Italie
No full textCet article a pour objet un cas de reconfiguration de la gouvernance entre secteur public et secteur privé dans le cas des services publics locaux en Italie, ici retenus comme unité d'analyse, et, en particulier, le cas du service d'adduction, de fourniture, de distribution et de dépuration de l'eau à usage civil. Il s'agit d'une étude de cas d'un très grand intérêt car elle embrasse un arc temporel relativement long, de 1994 à nos jours, et concerne un pays entier confronté à un nouveau modèle de gestion industrielle fondé sur la séparation des rôles de programmation d'un côté et de contrôle et de gestion de l'autre. En partant des éléments empiriques recueillis lors d'une recherche sur la mise en œuvre de la réforme au niveau national et d'un cas régional spécifique pertinent, cette étude soumet à l'attention du lecteur une interrogation bien connue des politologues, déjà soulevée par Robert Dahl en 1961 et qui se représente aujourd'hui dans des contextes différents et novateurs : qui gouverne ?Citroni Giulio, Giannelli Nicola, Lippi Andréa, Profeti Stefania. Qui gouverne les services publics locaux ?. Des configurations variables entre secteurs public et privé dans le cas du service public de l'eau en Italie. In: Politiques et management public, vol. 25, n° 3, 2007. Public : nouvelles figures ? Nouvelles frontières ? Actes du seizième Colloque international Florence, 15 et 16 mars 2007 organisé en collaboration avec l'Université Paris X (Laboratoires CEROS et CRDP) - Tome 1. pp. 151-167
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