Sardinia, ideas and projects for a new special statute
Tomorrow a conference in Cagliari promoted by the Francesco Cocco School of Political Culture
The Francesco Cocco School of political culture is organizing a conference for study, analysis and proposals for tomorrow (Cagliari, hotel Regina Margherita, from 9am to 1pm and from 2.30pm to 7.30pm, reception from 8.30am) entitled: "Sardinia, for a new special StatuteIdeas , projects and possible self-government processes" , proposals developed by researchers, jurists, politicians and professionals on Energy, Territorial Government, Urban Planning, Environment, Landscape and Transport,
As stated in a press release presenting the initiative, « the ideal references between federalism and self-government refer to the great protagonists and thinkers of Sardinian and national political and cultural history such as Angioy, Tuveri, Asproni, Mazzini, Cattaneo, Gramsci, Bellieni, Lussu, Simon Mossa, Melis and the popular political, identity, ethnocultural and independence movements active in Sardinia from the 70s to the present day" . The six subjects indicated above will be addressed from the following 5 points of view: political, technical-scientific,
legal-constitutional, economic-employment and financial, fiscal and fiscal matters. “The analysis and operational proposals arise from personalities from the various worlds of the economy, business, university, school, professions, trade unions and culture operating in Sardinia. Constitutionalists and jurists, territorial planners and urban planners, philosophers, economists, engineers, politicians, tax experts, energy systems experts, financial resources and fiscal federalism experts are invited.
«In our opinion», we read in the note, «there are the conditions for a rewriting of the Special Statute which, among other fundamental points to be reviewed, at least on the matters listed allows for the identification of real paths of self-government or, for some scholars and protagonists of the political and cultural history of Sardinia, paths of "integral autonomy" of the Sardinian people. Every change process needs concreteness and for this reason we believe that an integrated approach to the six subjects from the five points of view indicated will allow us to identify realistic proposals, also indicating the economic and financial resources suitable for their implementation, immediately accessible by elective institutions and all the decision-making places responsible for leading Sardinia".
Representatives of the conference are Fernando Codonesu (fernandocodonesu@tiscali.it) and Franco Ventroni (francoventroni@gmail.com).
A series of sessions are planned. For that Policy, interventions by Gian Piero Scanu (he was mayor of Olbia, parliamentarian, president of the depleted uranium commission of the 17th legislature) are expected on the topic: "Military servitude: where are we at between ongoing trials and failure to apply approved laws. What role for the Region?”; Paola Casula (mayor of Guasila, regional councilor), “Specialty and differentiated autonomy: dangers and opportunities. What actions for our self-determination?”; Danilo Lampis (co-spokesman Sardinia calls Sardinia), “Sardinia in the global crisis. Subalternity and new perspectives of integral autonomy”; Carlo Pala (political scientist, was a professor of political science and administration at UniSS), “Self-government and self-determination in today's Sardinian politics”; Franciscu Sedda (UniCA, full professor of Semiotics, President of “A Innantis”) “Self-determination and independence in the third millennium”.
For the technical-scientific session the interventions of Ginevra Balletto (UniCA, Associate Professor of Technical and Urban Planning), "The challenges of territorial governance between energy, demography and sustainability"; Gianfranco Fancello (UniCA, Full Professor of Transport), “The “transport” issue in Sardinia: an always open topic”; Annalisa Colombu (President of Legambiente Sardinia), “The ecological transition and development that Sardinia needs”; Carlo Augusto Melis (lawyer), “The territory as a declination of self-government”; Fabrizio Pilo (UniCA, Full Professor of Electrical Energy Systems), “Renewable energies for a regional energy community”.
For the Economy, development and resources session, the speeches by Stefano Usai (UniCA, Full Professor of International Economics), "Trends and orientations in the Sardinian economy in the next three years"; Gianluca Cadeddu (expert in European Union programs and projects, was Director of CRP), "Regional, national and community financial resources in Sardinia in the next three years"; Nicola Pirina (entrepreneur), “What if we talked about the harmonious development of territories?”; Mauro Tuzzolino (local development and social innovation expert), “Rebirth from the margin? Case studies in Sardinia”; Sergio Sulas (agricultural entrepreneur), “What agriculture and what types of livestock farming for Sardinia?”; Carlo Mannoni (General Director of the Sardinia Foundation), “The role of financial institutions in the development of a region: Sardinia”; Fabrizio Gianneschi (computer engineer), “AI, Artificial Intelligence between fears and development opportunities”.
For the legal-constitutional session the interventions of Andrea Deffenu (UniCA, Full Professor of Institutions of Public Law), "The future of special autonomy between regionalism and self-government"; Stefano Aru (UniCA, researcher on public law institutions), “Paths of self-government and rethinking of the regional specialty”; Tonino Dessì (he was director of the Regional Council), “For a new Special Statute”; Cristina Ornano (President of the Supervisory Court, was Commissioner for Civic Uses), "Government of civic uses testing autonomy".
For the Finance, taxation and taxes session, the interventions of Tore Cherchi (engineer, former parliamentarian and mayor of Carbonia), "Fiscal federalism and economic and financial resources; Sabrina Margherita Perra (UniCA, Associate Professor of Sociology of economic processes and work), “Planning and spending capacity: a challenge for Sardinia”; Luca Piras (UniCA, Associate Professor of Corporate Finance), "Finance, public utility, efficiency: three challenges for the present".
Coordination and presidency Francesca Crasta (UniCA, Full Professor of History of Philosophy); Francesco Ventroni (SCPFC Director), Gabriella Lanero (SCPFC Director); Pino Calledda , (SCPFC Board of Directors); Susanna Orrù (SCPFC Board of Directors); Gianfranco Meleddu (SCPFC). Conclusions by Fernando Codonesu.
(Unioneonline)
