The year 1996 represented a turning point for the Lega Nord and its political strategy. The Lega definitively changed character, transforming itself from an versatile and heterogeneous political actor, a “great chameleon” as Giovanni Pajetta described it,¹ into one with a project so specific and distinctive as to make any kind of political mediation difficult: “secession” and the creation of an independent state in northern Italy. This change in character came about and was reinforced in two stages which created very different climates of public opinion.
The lega nord: From federalism to secession
Ilvo Diamanti;
2018
Abstract
The year 1996 represented a turning point for the Lega Nord and its political strategy. The Lega definitively changed character, transforming itself from an versatile and heterogeneous political actor, a “great chameleon” as Giovanni Pajetta described it,¹ into one with a project so specific and distinctive as to make any kind of political mediation difficult: “secession” and the creation of an independent state in northern Italy. This change in character came about and was reinforced in two stages which created very different climates of public opinion.File in questo prodotto:
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