Abstract

Report du projet EUWARENESS Italy presented by Alessandra Goria Nicola Lugaresi of IRS (Social Research Institute).


Water regimes are defined as the combination of property rights on water and water policies, withdrawing the analytical elements from economic and political theory.


The aim of this chapter is to understand the evolution of the water regime in Italy over the last century, questioning whether the national water regime is moving towards an "integrated regime" under the hypothesis that an ‘integrated regime’ should provide for a more sustainable use of water resources.

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