Doing politics without public funding. The photos

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25 November 2019

On November 20th, 2019 we gathered in Rome experts, academics and journalists to draw some conclusions on the situations of the funding of politics in Italy after the law that abolished direct public funding to political parties, making them more dependant on private entities and potentially more vulnerable to external influences.

The workshop was held as a part of the ESVEI project .

Photos by Niccolò Caranti/OBCT, published with a CC BY 2.0 license .

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Doing politics without public funding. Mario Raffaelli, president of the Centre for International Cooperation.
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Doing politics without public funding. Mario Raffaelli and Giorgio Comai.
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Doing politics without public funding. Giorgio Comai, OBCT.
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Doing politics without public funding. Irene Pellizzone, University of Milan.
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Doing politics without public funding. Daniele De Bernardin, Openpolis.
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Doing politics without public funding. Mattia Diletti, Sapienza University of Rome.
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Sapienza University of Rome. Federico Anghelé, The Good Lobby.