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The chapter aims to provide an overview of the main challenges of foreign policy analysis in contemporary politics. After introducing the ways in which foreign policy analysis is addressed in the internationalist political literature, with a focus on policy formulation and decision-making understood as public policy, the authors focus on some of the main challenges that foreign policy scholars are called upon to face. In particular, the themes of (de)globalization and (dis)information are deepened, pointing out the reinforcement of the state and the risks connected to an increasing cognitive confusion.

Non si tratta di stabilire il se, ma il come.Autorevoli esperti, in occasione di interviste e dibattiti su reti televisive nazionali, hanno affrontato il problema della repressione dei reati commessi in occasione delle lotte contro la costruzione di grandi opere pubbliche o di manifestazioni per la tutela dell'ambiente, in termini che a noi sono parsi semplicistici e strumentali: può lo Stato abdicare al suo obbligo di accertamento e punizione dei reati, al suo potere repressivo, allorché molta parte della popolazione interessata agli effetti di una grande opera vi si oppone giudicandola inopp

In Italy, public policies have difficult processing, and even more difficult implementation. It is normal for a number of unexpected side effects to occur as a result of a public policy. Likewise, it is normal that a public policy determines an impact which is appreciated ex post, but cannot be identified with the original, designed one. So much so that many policies resemble a bet, rather than a project. In other words, they are always exposed to a universe of factors and circumstances which may destroy or change their theoretical assumptions, independently from any effective and measurable government capacity. This is the sign of a democratic regime's structural fragility and of the government capacity expressed by it: its difficulty in feeding its policies with sufficient legitimizing doses and tools in order for the policies to achieve the desired effectiveness. It is a classic theme for political science; in this volume, it is revisited in the light of the different types of empirically conceivable legitimization and of the contemporary state's ability to produce social regulation.