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Italy's 2001 constitutional reform and the pandemic challenge: system failure
The management of the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy is complicated by the not easy political-institutional dialogue between the central government and the local administrations of Regioni, bedeviled by the desultory power-sharing design determined with the 2001 constitutional reform (so-called "devolution" to the Regioni, which changed Title V of the Constitution and, in particular, Article 117).
[Article 120 of the Constitution (the emergency power of the central government to bypass the local governments, in this case "for public safety and security") is not considered here]
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By Not Your Usual ProfThe management of the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy is complicated by the not easy political-institutional dialogue between the central government and the local administrations of Regioni, bedeviled by the desultory power-sharing design determined with the 2001 constitutional reform (so-called "devolution" to the Regioni, which changed Title V of the Constitution and, in particular, Article 117).
[Article 120 of the Constitution (the emergency power of the central government to bypass the local governments, in this case "for public safety and security") is not considered here]