Ripensare l'insularità nel sistema costituzionale italiano, tra suggestioni scandinave e rinegoziazione dei rapporti centro-periferia

Abstract

Rethinking insularity in the Italian legal order, among Scandinavian approaches and the renegotiation of centre-periphery relationships – The reform of “Title V” had an impact, among other aspects, on the concept of “insularity”. If previously it had an autonomous space (art. 119, c. 3 Cost.), the Italian constitutional legislator has abruptly changed course, promoting a clear strengthening for ordinary Regions. From the perspective of a global rethinking of the fundamental relations between the Republic and its major islands, it is worth exploring a couple of principles descending from the Nordic experiences: the impression, therefore, is that full recovery of asymmetrical tendencies is needed. Moreover, a very recent constitutional bill (no. 865/2018) moves towards this direction.