Economic Internationalization, Domestic Political Crisis and Corporate Governance Reform in Italy

McCann, Dermot

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“…From the late 1970s, it systematically sought to shift the objectives of banking regulation from the protection of stability to the encouragement of competition (Ciocca 2005: 39). Its research programme on corporate governance, led by Fabrizio Barca, played a very influential role in shaping the reforms enacted in 1998 and its leadership was crucial to achieving membership of the single currency and the Europeanization of Italian monetary policy (McCann 2000b;Dyson and Featherstone 1996). In every portrayal of the liberal reform coalition in Italy, the Bank of Italy is accorded a privileged place.…”

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Globalization, European integration and regulatory reform in Italy: liberalism, protectionism or reconstruction?

McCann

2007

Journal of Modern Italian Studies

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Economic globalization and European integration present major challenges to the regulatory systems of European states. However, notwithstanding the severity of these pressures, there is clear evidence that their impact is significantly mediated by the specific political and structural characteristics of individual states. What is less apparent is precisely which characteristics matter and how much room for manoeuvre states enjoy. Frequently, their role is conceptualized in terms of a choice between liberal accommodation or conservative protectionism. However, an analysis of bank reform in Italy, and the role of the Bank of Italy in particular, suggests that an appreciation of the enduring regulatory capabilities of states is necessary if the complex pattern of reform outcomes is to be understood.

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Section: Explaining the Limits Of Liberal Reform In Bankingmentioning

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Globalization, European integration and regulatory reform in Italy: liberalism, protectionism or reconstruction?

McCann

2007

Journal of Modern Italian Studies

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Divergence in Convergence. Governance Patterns of Italian Former Public Enterprises through Social Network Analysis

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Galanti³

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Competition and Regulation in Network Industries

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The article analyses the boards of Italian listed companies and applies Social Network Analysis (SNA) to the members of board of directors of the former public enterprises in the Italian stock market. The description of these networks is a useful tool to envisage what relational resources public enterprises hold through their members, compare them within-country and cross-sector, assess individual resources, and describe the differences between companies owned by local and national governments. The overall aim is to provide a more complete picture of the patterns of state intervention in the economy and to develop measures and hypothesis for future studies.

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European Corporate Governance Reform and the German Party Paradox

Höpner

2003

SSRN Journal

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Economic Internationalization, Domestic Political Crisis and Corporate Governance Reform in Italy

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Globalization, European integration and regulatory reform in Italy: liberalism, protectionism or reconstruction?

Globalization, European integration and regulatory reform in Italy: liberalism, protectionism or reconstruction?

Divergence in Convergence. Governance Patterns of Italian Former Public Enterprises through Social Network Analysis

European Corporate Governance Reform and the German Party Paradox

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