In his in-depth analysis of modern-day Italy published this year, Good Italy, Bad Italy, Bill Emmott, former editor-in-chief of British weekly magazine The Economist, argues why Italy has reached a crucial societal and economic crossroads that allows no turning back to its past structure and where the future path for change it will take is all but certain.
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