Will the Italian election be decided abroad once again?
Jean-Michel Lafleur's new book, Transnational Politics and the State, examines the motivations and consequences for states that enfranchise citizens abroad. View the Press Release here.
This weekend, 48 million Italians will go to the polls for a Parliamentary Election, including 3 million living abroad. In 2006, Italians living abroad swung the vote in favor of Romano Prodi, and the possibility of this happening again cannot be ruled out.
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