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Rivista FinPa
Numero 1 • 2026
Volume n. 1/2026
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18/12/2025
di Elisa D'Alterio
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25/11/2025
di Giovanna Colombini Abstract The relationship between public administration and public finance has deep roots, evolving also due to the...
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25/11/2025
di Maria Cristina Cavallaro Abstract This article analyses the phenomenon of defensive bureaucracy. This phenomenon is encouraged by increasing regulatory...
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04/12/2025
di Andrea Mondini Abstract Starting in 2020, the new European financing instruments (RRF and NGEU) and the 2024 reform of...
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25/11/2025
di Francesco Gangi Chiodo Abstract The paper analyzes the evolution of multilevel governance in Italy in the 2021–2027 programming cycle,...
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16/12/2025
di Anna Fulvia Mestolo Abstract This paper explores the application of behavioral finance to staff training policies in public administration....
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16/12/2025
di Berardino Zoina Abstract The financing of healthcare expenditure is currently one of the main challenges for the sustainability of...
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16/12/2025
di Rita Pellegrino Abstract The introduction of Artificial Intelligence into the penitentiary system marks a threshold of transformation that compels...
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16/12/2025
di Alessandra Piconese Abstract The issue of local authorities' participation in renewable energy communities can be viewed from different perspectives....
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16/12/2025
di Erika Zappavigna Abstract National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) represents an unprecedented stress test for Italy’s multilevel system of...
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16/12/2025
di Daniele Piccarreta, Marco Ranuzzini, Stefano Tripi, Andrea Vaccari Abstract The paper addresses the legal gap between internal controls and...
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16/12/2025
di Lilla Laperuta Abstract Can the allocation of educational support measures aimed at promoting the autonomy and communication of students...
