This book examines the evolution of local public service management in Italy, focusing on the transition from traditional municipal enterprises to modern 'in-house' models. It explores the legal, economic, and institutional frameworks shaping these models, analyzing their development through key legislative reforms and their integration into the broader European regulatory context. The author addresses the implications of public governance and economic efficiency, offering insights into the dynamics of public-private collaborations. Aimed at academics, policymakers, and professionals in the fields of economics, law, and public administration, the work employs a historical and comparative methodology to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject. |