Italy in the EU after Brexit: carrying through or taking a bet? (notice n° 530613)

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Personal name Cladi, Lorenzo
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Title Italy in the EU after Brexit: carrying through or taking a bet?
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2021.<br/>
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General note 63
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Summary, etc. This article explores the possible repercussions of Brexit upon Italian foreign policy. Whilst Italy has not modified its foreign policy fundamentally after Brexit, we argue that it has, however, led to a change in the European balance of power. This has exposed Italian foreign policy, which has had to adjust accordingly. Successive Italian governments, from Matteo Renzi’s to Giuseppe Conte’s first cabinet, have had to rethink, design and implement a new role for Italy among the EU top countries. They had to do so as they faced the common prospect of losing such an ally as the UK, which has often proved instrumental in counterbalancing continental European powers. Nevertheless, we observe that the ruling coalitions differed in their response to Brexit. We argue that a neoclassical realist approach aids in understanding the way in which the Italian response to Brexit has been influenced by two key factors: the need to preserve Italy’s status in the European balance of power and the governing coalitions’ commitment to delivering their electoral promises. The result is that Italian governments pursued a different approach to Italian foreign policy after Brexit, and the implications are discussed.
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Personal name Locatelli, Andrea
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Note Politique européenne | o 70 | 4 | 2021-05-20 | p. 94-115 | 1623-6297
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