Circles of Good Government
Clubs of Good Government is a grassroots organization within The People of Freedom, a political party in Italy.
The Clubs are led by Marcello Dell'Utri, one of the seven founding members of Forza Italia along with Silvio Berlusconi. They were first launched in 1999, within Forza Italia, "in order to contribute to the development and circulation of liberal culture".[1] Through these circles Dell'Utri, along with other grassroots networks, has been able to elect young people to the Italian Parliament, notably including Nicola Formichella.
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Italian political party factions
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| The People of Freedom |
Christian democrats ( Network Italy, Christopher Columbus, Pisaniani, Christian Democracy, Liberal Populars, Christian Reformists, Christian Populars) – liberal centrists ( Liberamente, Tremontiani, Magna Carta, Dellutriani) – liberals ( Countercurrent, Free Foundation, Popular Liberalism) – social democrats ( Reformism and Freedom, We Reformers, New Italian Socialist Party, European Reformists) – liberal conservatives ( Protagonist Italy, Foundation of Freedom, Open Space) – national conservatives ( New Italy, Movement for Italy, Libertarian Right) – grassroots ( Promoters of Freedom, Circles of Freedom, Clubs of Freedom, Circles of Good Government) |
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| Democratic Party |
Majority ( Bersaniani, Dalemiani– Reformists and Democrats, Lettiani– 360 Association, To the Left, Democrats Really, Democracy and Socialism, Social Christians) – Democratic Movement ( Veltroniani, The Populars– Fourth Phase, Liberal PD, Democratic Ecologists, Theo-Dems) – Democratic Area (The Populars– Franceschiniani, Fassiniani, Serracchiani-Civati) – non-aligned ( Big Bang, Change Italy, Ulivists, Together in the PD) – associate parties ( Italian Radicals, Moderates for Piedmont) |
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| Lega Nord |
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| Union of the Centre |
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| Future and Freedom |
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Communist
Refoundation Party |
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