I've worked for a while on strategic narratives. This time, my research deals with a different topic: the role of narratives in public policy. I'm really glad to have just published (online version, open access here) the paper: "Nonuse and hypocritical use of strategic narratives in Megaprojects: The case of the Florence high-speed railway", Policy&Society. The paper is part of a Special Issue on discursive and institutional perspectives on megaprojects.
Glad to see our new paper (with F.N. Moro) "The Italian armed forces and the new conflicts in Europe" just published on Contemporary Italian Politics. The manuscript answers the following questions: What are the continuities and discontinuities in Italian defense policy under the Draghi government (after the war in Ukraine?) What are the potential directions for change under the new cabinet led by Meloni?"A Watershed Moment? European Defence and the War in Ukraine” (2022). . I'm glad to have published this paper in the ISPI Report (edited by S.Giusti and G.Grevi) “Facing War: Rethinking Europe’s Security and Defence”. You can download the report here."The government of change? Migration and defence policy under Giuseppe Conte’s first cabinet"8/7/2022
Glad to see my latest paper (with M.Ceccorulli and S.Gianfreda) published on Contemporary Italian Politics. The paper focuses on (populist) political parties and foreign policy change in Italy. The abstract of the manuscript (titled: The government of change? Migration and defence policy under Giuseppe Conte’s first cabinet) is here below:
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Author
Fabrizio Coticchia is Professor of Political Science at the University of Genoa. |