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From pluralism to pluralism : Italy and the corporatist debate

Martin J. Bull

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This chapter analyses the application of the concept and practice of neo-corporatism to the relationship between the state, business and trade unions in post-war Italy, finding the Italian case to be distinctive and different to trends elsewhere.

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This chapter analyses the application of the concept and practice of neo-corporatism to the relationship between the state, business and trade unions in post-war Italy, finding the Italian case to be distinctive and different to trends elsewhere.

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This chapter analyses the application of the concept and practice of neo-corporatism to the relationship between the state, business and trade unions in post-war Italy, finding the Italian case to be distinctive and different to trends elsewhere.

Key concepts: Corporatism, Pluralism (philosophy), Political science, Political economy, Economic system, State (computer science), Economy, Sociology

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