ITALY, THE EAST EUROPEAN REVOLUTIONS, AND THE REUNIFICATION OF GERMANY, 1989–92

Despite the fact that two decades have elapsed since the outbreak of the “clean hands” scandal, it is still a difficult task to deal in a balanced way and with a historical perspective with the policies pursued by the Italian cabinets between the early 1980s and the early 1990s, the decade in Italy...

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Published in	The Revolutions of 1989: A Handbook p. 403
Main Author	Antonio Varsori
Format	Book Chapter
Language	English
Published	Verlag der österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften 18.12.2014
Edition	1
Subjects	Anthropology Behavioral sciences Cold wars Communism Elites Ethnography Ethnology European history European studies German history German reunification Government Government crises Human societies International disputes International law International politics International relations Law National politics Political change Political elites Political ideologies Political integration Political philosophy Political processes Political revolutions Political science Politics Psychology Public opinion Social attitudes Social classes Social psychology Social stratification Social structures Sociology Treaties Upper class
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Summary:	Despite the fact that two decades have elapsed since the outbreak of the “clean hands” scandal, it is still a difficult task to deal in a balanced way and with a historical perspective with the policies pursued by the Italian cabinets between the early 1980s and the early 1990s, the decade in Italy that was characterized by the so-called five-party coalition governments (pentapartito) and dominated by political personalities such as Bettino Craxi, Giulio Andreotti, Arnaldo Forlani, and Giovanni Spadolini. Studying Italy’s foreign policy in this period is not an exception to this murky picture. As far as public opinion in
ISBN:	3700176384 9783700176381