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Health and Healthcare in the Liberal State,icularly in the younger age groups and in the big cities of the northern part of the country. The decline has traditionally been attributed to improvements in the standard of living, especially better diet and housing conditions, and to the diffusion of new public health practices and sanitary works

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The Great War and the Spanish Flu, Central to this period is the Great War, which resulted in some 650,000 deaths and millions of disabled veterans, widows, and orphans. The disruption of the war reversed the progress against disease that had been achieved since the mid-1880s, exacerbated the impact of the influenza epidemic (the Sp

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Reinventing the SSN?,was the discovery of a wide network of political corruption (.—city of bribes) by the judiciary operation known as . (clean hands), which caused the crisis of political parties. The other was the . (Black Wednesday) of the Italian currency when the lira plummeted and dropped out of the European Mone

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New Issues at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century,at ended the postwar “old regime” and started a complex transition from the “First” to the so-called Second Italian Republic (Bull and Newell 2005, p. 2). Scholars disagree as to whether this difficult passage had been completed (Bull and Rhodes 1997), and some even argue that it “never happened” (G

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A Lost Decade,fforts in welfare policies. After the initial recovery from the crises of the early 1990s, the economy barely grew from the mid-1990s through 2008, and Italy gradually slipped behind other European countries with the second highest ratio of public debt to GDP, after Greece. A leading article in the