Over time, EMU law and related instruments and measures have been implemented in the Italian legal order as European integrative steps. Even part of the European Commission’s reform proposals of 6 December 2017 could be implemented in the domestic order as further supranational developments. However, tensions exist between the latter and constitutional principles - especially ‘solidarity’ and regional economic and financial autonomy. Therefore, the legal debate suggests that parliament amends the current domestic legal framework regarding EMU law and related instruments and measures in order to rebuild the Italian social welfare model and to restore the political, economic and financial equilibrium between regional and central powers.
Bonini, M., Ninatti, S. (2021). Italy. In S. Griller, E. Lentsch (a cura di), EMU Integration and Member States’ Constitutions (pp. 331-359). Oxford : Hart Publishing (Bloomsbury P.) [10.5040/9781509935819.ch-013].
Italy
Bonini, M;Ninatti, S
2021
Abstract
Over time, EMU law and related instruments and measures have been implemented in the Italian legal order as European integrative steps. Even part of the European Commission’s reform proposals of 6 December 2017 could be implemented in the domestic order as further supranational developments. However, tensions exist between the latter and constitutional principles - especially ‘solidarity’ and regional economic and financial autonomy. Therefore, the legal debate suggests that parliament amends the current domestic legal framework regarding EMU law and related instruments and measures in order to rebuild the Italian social welfare model and to restore the political, economic and financial equilibrium between regional and central powers.
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