Prof. James Walston

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  "Whatever plan he puts forward is going to put 5,000 people out of a job, and he'll have to take a lot of flak from unions, the far left and some of his own people," said James Walston, politics professor at the American University of Rome.

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  But his centre-left supporters "presumed wrongly that if they got rid of (former prime minister Silvio) Berlusconi everything would be all right," said analyst James Walston.The Italian leader's fragile centre-left coalition, which has only barely managed to stay afloat since winning elections in April 2006 by a handful of votes, faces a make-or-break vote of confidence in the Senate on Thursday.
  
  Italy's looking desperate," Walston, a political science professor at the American University of Rome, told AFP.
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  Fighting tax evasion, Prodi has "at least managed to get a lot more Italians to pay what they owe," Walston told AFP.

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  And the fact this trial is the day before makes it more so," said James Walston, head of the international relations department at the American University of Rome.

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  ... Italian PM seeks support to back weak coalition ... will be manifest,' said James Walston, a political science professor at American University in Rome. ...

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  Follini's goal is to set his party apart from Berlsuconi for future elections, said James Walston, head of international relations at the American University in Rome.
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  "Follini is trying to prepare for Berlusconi's departure," Walston said.

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  "Even if he fails (in the confidence votes), he will go out clearly, and the culprit will be manifest," said James Walston, a political science professor at American University in Rome.
  
  If Prodi were to resign without a confidence vote, there would be "always a doubt that he could have made it, and Mastella is not labeled as the wrecker," Walston said.

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  "He can do these things in Italy, but he can't get away with it when he is dealing with something worldwide," said James Walston, professor of politics at Rome's American University.

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  "His take on Turkey's EU membership is certainly significant and indicates his willingness to mend bridges," said James Walston, a professor of political science and Vatican studies at Rome's American University.
  
  Benedict so far has eschewed all references to his September speech, recalling instead his "joy" in meeting members of the Islamic community in Cologne, Germany, last year.

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  "Even if he fails (in the confidence votes), he will go out clearly, and the culprit will be manifest," said James Walston, a political science professor at American University in Rome.
  
  If Prodi were to resign without a confidence vote, there would be "always a doubt that he could have made it, and Mastella is not labeled as the wrecker," Walston said.

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  "Italy is the land that resists change,'' said James Walston, a professor of politics at Rome's American University.

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