FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W23798855> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W23798855 abstract "By studying the reforms of Italy's budget institutions this research aims to define the factors that explain the timing and content of institutional and policy reform in the context of extreme policy stability. It argues that the timing of reform depends on the preferences regarding the status quo of the parties in the government majority, and that these preferences depend on the nature of the party system (whether it allows government alternation or not) and on the type of electoral rules.Specifically, lack of government alternation and the use of proportional representation minimize the likelihood of reform, since it gives incentives to parties to develop a distributive policy orientation. Conversely, government alternation and the use of plurality rules make reform easier by making parties more programmatic, namely by changing their electoral calculus in favor of the provision of substantive rather than merely distributive policies.Moreover, reform may at times occur even in the presence of a government majority with a strong distributive orientation. In this case, in order for reform to occur policy entrepreneurs must be able to exploit the pressure of exogenous factors, such as the weakening of the electoral support for the government parties to force the government majority to accept the reform.Among these exogenous factors, a potentially crucial role could have been played by European pressure. However, this research, using a bottom-up approach, has concluded that in most cases of reform Europeanization has been a contributing, rather than the main explanatory factor.As regards the content of reform, this research has shown that in most reform episodes the content of the reforms has been shaped by master ideas- such as economic planning in the 1960s and New Public Management in the 1990s - connecting the structure of the fiscal policy institutions to broader attempts to reform the way the Italian State operates. This conclusion provides an ideational argument that contrasts with institutionalist arguments that are skeptical of an independent causal role for ideas in explaining how fiscal institutions are chosen." @default.
• W23798855 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W23798855 creator A5033892043 @default.
• W23798855 date "2006-10-02" @default.
• W23798855 modified "2023-09-28" @default.
• W23798855 title "REFORMING ITALY'S BUDGET PROCESS, 1960-1999: EUROPEANIZATION IN CONTEXT" @default.
• W23798855 cites W1120013924 @default.
• W23798855 cites W125346105 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1502798522 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1514663969 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1515875891 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1528449875 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1547238915 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1553501228 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1561018600 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1562714624 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1571074145 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1585915219 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1592722884 @default.
• W23798855 cites W15996641 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1601010440 @default.
• W23798855 cites W167562187 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1834058129 @default.
• W23798855 cites W183747230 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1837538784 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1843072825 @default.
• W23798855 cites W185277254 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1869790326 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1872691256 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1877531821 @default.
• W23798855 cites W191030563 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1925504877 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1929415529 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1965335870 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1965341831 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1965647651 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1968014173 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1970326724 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1971220419 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1972549706 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1974102557 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1976943580 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1977249581 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1977825494 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1979468172 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1980417502 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1980975001 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1981719767 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1983871011 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1984751133 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1986196466 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1989480277 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1991257939 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1992051518 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1992583230 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1992714749 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1993663609 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1995643388 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1995772289 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1997077182 @default.
• W23798855 cites W1999813808 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2000940126 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2008337736 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2008477779 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2010687496 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2010937585 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2016541703 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2019019794 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2019986293 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2023690204 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2026187159 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2026279913 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2026938978 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2032233602 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2035477018 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2037927976 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2037971358 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2038559467 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2039442107 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2040184346 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2041685217 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2043428468 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2044993521 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2045509200 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2045843512 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2046306773 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2050454145 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2050499588 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2056720499 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2058602878 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2058881642 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2061565725 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2062962096 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2063021809 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2064082343 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2066799532 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2066953573 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2067298229 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2069899681 @default.
• W23798855 cites W2072996894 @default.

• next