Characteristics and implications of statutory and regulatory provisions on the evaluation of local policies. The experience of the municipalities of Lake Trasimeno

Abstract

This essay aims to investigate, in the territorial context of Lake Trasimeno, how local policies have introduced a growing drive to participation in the management of the territories concerned. It can be reasonably argued that the new Regulations on shared administration and common goods are particularly worthy sources of attention in managing the process of re-reading and reviewing the government policies of the territories. In particular, this will be investigated from a regulatory point of view, by observing how the sources most typically called upon to regulate activities at the local level (Statutes and, even more, Regulations, especially recent ones) have been able to evolve by legalizing new tools and modalities, laying the foundations for equally new - at least compared to the more traditional - models of intervention.