The 2018 Italian election had a notable geographic split in voting behaviour, with Lega having more support in the north of the country and the Five Star Movement proving more successful in the south. Monica Langella digs deeper into the regional variations underpinning the result by carrying out an analysis of the link between local socio-economic factors and support for the country's four main parties
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Fratelli d’Italia emerged as the clear winner from Italy’s general election, but what explains the p...
Italy's election on 4 March was far from the first Italian election campaign to have generated high ...
The Five Star Movement and Lega have been viewed as the key winners from the Italian general electio...
The success of the Five Star Movement and Lega in Italy's election was a shock for many observers ac...
Italy goes to the polls on 4 March to elect a new government. Where do each of the main parties stan...
Much of the response to the 2018 Italian election result has focused on the role of immigration in b...
Following difficult negotiations in the aftermath of the Italian election on 4 March, Italy's Presid...
Italy's parliament is reconvening today following the Italian election on 4 March, with a high degre...
There is a clear incentive for politicians to manipulate tax and spend policies in advance of an ele...
Could Italy really leave the euro following the country's general election in March? Iacopo Mugnai a...
The failure of Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders to cause an upset in 2017 has prompted some observers...
Italy's election produced a hung parliament and it remains unclear what type of government will emer...
In Italy, the temptation to go back in time, or shut the door to Europe and globalisation is strong,...
Italy will hold its next general election on 25 September. James L. Newell writes that with the vote...
Ahead of the Italian elections on 4 March, opinion polls suggest an increasingly fragmented politica...
Fratelli d’Italia emerged as the clear winner from Italy’s general election, but what explains the p...
Italy's election on 4 March was far from the first Italian election campaign to have generated high ...
The Five Star Movement and Lega have been viewed as the key winners from the Italian general electio...