Oblique-change matters: ‘bradyseismic’ institutional change in local government

Overview of attention for article published in Italian Political Science Review / Rivista Italiana di Scienza Politica, September 2020

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RT @CUP_PoliSci: RT @Ita_PolSc_Rev: Focusing on oblique #institutional #change, S.Bolgherini & A.Lippi show that oblique change is frequent…

RT @Ita_PolSc_Rev: Focusing on oblique #institutional #change, S.Bolgherini & A.Lippi show that oblique change is frequent & may turn out in an equally profound change of the #local government’s asset, as that induced by major reforms #OpenAccess…

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Focusing on oblique #institutional #change, S.Bolgherini & A.Lippi show that oblique change is frequent & may turn out in an equally profound change of the #local government’s asset, as that induced by major reforms Available in #OpenAccess, Vol.…

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