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L’ascesa di Matteo Renzi
No full textLa voce esamina le conseguenze dell'ascesa di Matteo Renzi e della nascita del suo governo sugli assetti del sistema partitico italiano
Dr Matteo Renzi Prime Minister Italian Republic
No full textDr Matteo Renzi Prime Minister Italian Republi
Conferencia de Matteo Renzi
No full textConferenciaVideo realizado en la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, de la visita del Primer Ministro italiano Matteo Renzi quien brinda una conferencia y responde preguntas de alumnos, llevada a cabo el día 15 de Febrero de 201
La comunicazione politica di Matteo Renzi = The political communication of Matteo Renzi
No full textThe political communication of Matteo Renzi. On 8the December 2012, Matteo Renzi became the secretary of the Democratic Party with 68.1 percent of the vote. A few months later he is the youngest prime minister in the history of the Italian Republic. Renzi becomes the icon of the national policy, the central character in the redefinition of the new communication strategies. From the beginning, the already former mayor of Florence is characterized by a language distinguished by an informal register, which compels political opponents to change the approach to the electorate. A skilled user of the new instruments offered by the so-called Web 2.0 and Social Networks, Matteo Renzi feels the effects of the acceleration that the television contents and the new rhythms of the 80s have marked our language. The analysis aims to investigate, from the rhetorical of view, the different aspects of consensus-building and electoral tactics adopted by the Secretary of the Democratic Party. In the background, the changes recorded in the broader context of political communication in the light of the extraordinary success of television, with its logic of simplification, the collapse of the parties, the loss of consent and the increasing personalization of politic
Zuckerberg Facebook post and photo with Matteo Renzi
No full textMZ & PC sat down with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. Talked about recent earthquake and Facebook\u27s role in recovery; how technology is helping create jobs and grow economy; excitement about European research on AI
Référendum en Italie : le quitte ou double de Matteo Renzi
No full textcontribution à un site webLes Italiens sont appelés aux urnes le dimanche 4 décembre pour décider s’ils approuvent ou rejettent une série de réformes institutionnelles voulues par le gouvernement de Matteo Renzi. [Premier paragraphe
L’expérience gouvernementale de Matteo Renzi. Un progressisme populiste
No full textMatteo Renzi a connu une trajectoire politique météorite qui l’a amené à l’âge de 39 ans à devenir en février 2014 le plus jeune Président du Conseil de l’histoire italienne, une fonction qu’il a occupée jusqu’en décembre 2016, lorsqu’après un échec à un référendum institutionnel il a présenté sa démission. Ce communicant hors pair, décidé à bousculer le jeu politique et à promulguer une grande quantité de réformes s’est présenté comme un progressiste tout en incarnant un nouveau type d’homme politique en phase avec la démocratie du public, celui du populiste de gouvernement ou du centre. Ce texte s’attache à reconstituer le parcours biographique de Matteo Renzi, à analyser son programme et ses idées, à étudier la façon dont il a personnalisé son parti et à dresser un bilan de sa pratique et d’une partie de son action gouvernementale
A Comparative Pragma-Linguistic Analysis of Silvio Berluskoni and Matteo Renzi Political Discourses
No full textBakalaura darbā tiek pētītas un salīdzinātas divas Itālijas politiķu runas: Matteo Renzi 2014. gada Eiropas Parlamenta priekšvēlēšanu kampaņas runa un Silvio Berlusconi 1994. gada paziņošana par jaunas partijas izveidi Forza Italia un iestāšanos Itālijas politikas dzīvē. Bakalaura darbā tiek analizētas iepriekš minēto politiķu runas un kā tās tiek veidotas, lai iepazīstinātu publiku ar savu politisko ideoloģiju, izklāstītu mērķus tuvākai nākotnei, izvirzītu jaunus priekšlikumus dzīves kvalitātes uzlabošanai, kā arī runātu par aktualitātēm konkrētā laika posmā, izsakot politiskās partijas iespējas mazināt krīzi un bezdarbu līmeni valstī. Autore uzskata, ka politiskais runa ir veidota ar apzinātu mērķi mudināt valsts iedzīvotājus atdot savu balsi, lai nostabilizētu politiķu nostāju politiskajās partijās. Bakalaura darba politisko runu analīžu rezultāti pierāda, ka Itālijas politiķi Matteo Renzi un Silvio Berlusconi savās runās izmanto manipulācijas un pārliecināšanas metodes savtīgiem nolūkiem, izmantojot valodu kā galveno instrumentu.The thesis investigates two Italian politicians' discourses: European Parliament pre-election campaign discourse of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi (2014) and Silvio Berlusconi’s announcement of decision to found a new party Forza Italia and to enter in politics (1994). This thesis analyzes the structure of each discourse in order to introduce auditory to their political ideology, aims for the nearest future, to nominate suggestions for a better life and proposing solutions to reduce crisis and unemployment in the country. Author considers that a political discourse is constructed with a deliberate purpose to recruit citizens to give their vote in favor of political party and to strengthen their political position. The result of the research establishes that Italian politicians Matteo Renzi and Silvio Berlusconi are using language as a key instrument, techniques of manipulation and persuasion for selfish purposes
Matteo Renzi just killed off Italy's centre left
Full text linkFormer prime minister Matteo Renzi resigned as leader of the Italian Democratic Party (PD) in February 2017 in a move that left the country’s centre left in ruins. His party was split as a result of his action, giving the far right an opportunity to seize government after the next election
The Democratic Party of Matteo Renzi
Full text linkThe rise of Matteo Renzi is one of the most significant political events of the year. This chapter analyzes Renzi's leadership of the Partito Democratico (PD), looking at both the internal politics of the party and the party's position within the Italian party system. Within the PD itself, Renzi has brought take-it-or-leave-it proposals to the party executive, which has upset a vocal minority. More broadly, Renzi has moved the party to the center on the left-right scale, while adopting a more expansionary fiscal stance, effectively marginalizing other parties. The chapter concludes that the most serious opposition to Renzi today may come from within his own party
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