Federalism as Decision-Making 2015
DOI: 10.1163/9789004274518_024
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Framing Subnational ‘Institutional Innovation’ and ‘Participatory Democracy’ in Italy: Some Findings on Current Structures, Procedures and Dynamics

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“…The law does not foresee a binding effect for the regional and local legislatures with regard to the results of the deliberative process -being this also unlawful; however, it forces the decision-makers to take into account the output of the process by requiring a clearly spelled out motivation if political decisions differ from the conclusions drafted from the deliberative body. 45 Alber E., Valdesalici A. (2015).…”
Section: The Case Of Tuscanymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The law does not foresee a binding effect for the regional and local legislatures with regard to the results of the deliberative process -being this also unlawful; however, it forces the decision-makers to take into account the output of the process by requiring a clearly spelled out motivation if political decisions differ from the conclusions drafted from the deliberative body. 45 Alber E., Valdesalici A. (2015).…”
Section: The Case Of Tuscanymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under these premises, Aragon has experimented, in the last years, participatory procedures regarding many different sectorial policies and involving citizens, on the one side, at the local level, on the other side, at the regional level. 53 Alber E., Valdesalici A. (2015).…”
Section: The Case Of Aragonmentioning
confidence: 99%