Gli studenti e i cultori della materia sono invitati a partecipare al Convegno sulle amministrazioni provinciali organizzato dal prof. Agostini
Università degli Studi di Padova
Dipartimento di Studi Storici e Politici
Department of Comparative Law
CONFERENCE STUDY
THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IN ITALY in the Contemporary Age. HISTORICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS
Thursday 19 and Friday, November 20, 2009
Council Chamber of the Province of Padua
Palazzo Santo Stefano, Piazza Antenore 3, Padova
Palace St. Stephen
Sponsored by:
Province of Padua Veneto Region, the Regional Union of the Provinces of the Veneto Institute of Social and Religious History of Vicenza, Vicenza Foundation Mariano Rumor, Luigi Sturzo Institute in Rome, Italian Association of Archivists - Section Veneto; School Local Public Administration.
PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATIONS IN ITALY in the Contemporary Age. HISTORICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS
Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 15:15
afternoon
Welcoming addresses
Chair: Vittorio Domenichelli (University of Padova)
Filiberto Agostini (University of Padova), Opening
Carlo Ghisalberti (University of Rome La Sapienza), From the city to the province in the eighteenth and nineteenth
.
Piero Aimo (University of Pavia), a weak institution. The institution in the second half of the province.
Gerardo Nicolosi (Università di Siena), La Provincia come “luogo” del notabilato di età liberale. Considerazioni storiche e storiografiche
Ester Capuzzo (Università di Roma La Sapienza), Dall’Austria all’Italia. Il caso delle Tre Venezie, 1866-1918
Oscar Gaspari, (Scuola Superiore della Pubblica Amministrazione Locale), L’Unione delle
Province d’Italia: dalle origini al periodo fascista.
Venerdì 20 novembre 2009
mattino
ore 9.00
Presiede: Gian Candido De Martin (Libera Università Internazionale di Studi Sociali - “Luiss Guido Carli”, di Roma)
Vincenzo Pacifici (Università of Rome La Sapienza), The Province from Giolitti
advent of fascism. Wrists
Alessandro (University of Pisa), The profile of the "principals" during the fascist regime.
Tavern Barbara (University of Florence), the first provincial elections in the Republic, 1951-1952.
Francesco Bonini (University of Teramo), The Province of the Republic: the abolition failure.
Emanuele Pagano (Catholic University of Milan), The contribution of the provinces
public finance in the early nineteenth century. From the Napoleonic Italian Republic to the Kingdom of Lombardy-Veneto.
Gianni Marongiu (University of Genoa), The taxation of the provinces in the late twentieth century.
Buffet
afternoon at 15.30
Roundtable. The provinces of the Italian Republic: What next?
Moderator: Hugh Savoy, Director of the "Corriere del Veneto"
Malo Maurizio (University of Padova), Introduction
Leonardo Muraro, Chairman of the Regional Union of the Provinces of Veneto
Barbara Degani, President of the Province of Padua
Tiziana Virgili , President of the Province of Rovigo
Leonardo Godfrey, Regional Council of Veneto
Laura Finch, Councillor City of Venice
Lorenzo Furlan, promoter of a bill cost., popular initiative
