The National Strategy for Inner Areas: Innovation, Policy Transfer and Post-Earthquake Reconstruction

Q3 Social Sciences

World Political Science Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI:10.1515/wps-2019-0007

B. Baldi

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Abstract

Abstract This article analyses the Italian National Strategy for Inner Areas (NSIA) as a new policy for local development only partially linked to the European cohesion policy. It focuses on its innovative contents (vision, governance and methodology), and mainly on the transfer of innovation to lower levels of government and between local administrations. As an empirical study of policy transfer and policy innovation in a system of multilevel governance it shows an unexpected transfer of the NSIA methodology to another policy field: that of post-earthquake reconstruction in Central Italy. The article concludes by applying the typology of policy transfer developed in its first part to the analysis of the case-study as a whole.

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内陆地区国家战略:创新、政策转移与灾后重建

摘要本文分析了意大利内部地区国家战略作为一项仅与欧洲凝聚力政策部分相关的地方发展新政策。它的重点是其创新内容(愿景、管理和方法)，主要是将创新转移到较低一级政府和地方行政当局之间。作为多层次治理体系中政策转移和政策创新的实证研究，它显示了NSIA方法意外地转移到另一个政策领域:意大利中部地震灾后重建。最后，本文将第一部分提出的政策转移类型学应用于个案研究的整体分析。

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