The anti-historical and uneconomic perspective of Calderoli's differentiated autonomy: regions as small homelands

  • Daniela Mone
Keywords: Differentiation, essential levels, equality, solidarity, rights

Abstract

The paper analyses the effects of the Calderoli Bill on the nature of Italian regionalism. In particular, it highlights the risks associated with the transfer of functions and responsibilities from the State to the individual Regions, which include the potential reduction of resources available to other Regions, thereby undermining their ability to fulfill the rights of their specific territories. This scenario creates a prejudice against the principles of unity and solidarity, transforming the Regions into quasi-independent entities rather than integral parts of a unified country. This development stands in contrast to the concept of the Regions of Europe, which posits that regional divisions should enhance cohesion and unity

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Published
2024-06-21
How to Cite
MoneD. (2024). The anti-historical and uneconomic perspective of Calderoli’s differentiated autonomy: regions as small homelands. Diritto Pubblico Europeo. Rassegna On-Line, 21(1). Retrieved from http://www.serena.unina.it/index.php/dperonline/article/view/11019
Section
Dall'Europa delle Regioni alle piccole patrie (a cura di M. C. Girardi, D. Mone)