Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi. An Interdisciplinary Journal of Economics, History and Political Science

2017 - 2022

Current editor(s): Francesco Cassata, Mario Aldo Cedrini, Roberto Marchionatti, Federica Morelli and Angela Ambrosino

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Volume 52, issue 2, 2018

Introduction to the Symposium on the Relationship between Economics and Other Social Science Disciplines pp. 3-6

Mario Cedrini and John Davis

Economics and Other Social Sciences: A Historical Perspective pp. 7-44

Roger Backhouse and Philippe Fontaine

On the Relationship between Economics and Ethics pp. 45-56

Mark D. White

Comment on White On the Relationship between Economics and Ethics pp. 57-68

John Davis

From the Social Sciences to One Social Science: Anti-utilitarian Foundations pp. 69-94

Alain Caillé

Editors' Introduction to the Symposium on Cambridge Keynesians pp. 97-98

Journal Editors

Keynes and the Cambridge Keynesians pp. 99-112

Luigi L. Pasinetti

Can We Return to Keynesian economics? pp. 113-118

Bradley W. Bateman

Joan Robinson's Challenges on How to Construct a Post-Keynesian Economic Theory pp. 119-134

Maria Cristina Marcuzzo

Sraffa versus Keynes on the Method of Economics: Measurement, Homogeneity and Independence pp. 137-168

Anna Carabelli

Keynes in the 'Prison Notebooks': A Contribution to the Reconstruction of Gramsci's Economic Thought pp. 169-192

Giuliano Guzzone

From the 'Social Democratic Moment' to the 'Shock of the Global': The British Labour and the German Social Democracy during the 1960s-1970s pp. 193-218

Jacopo Perazzoli

Germany and its Low Growth pp. 221-244

Pierluigi Ciocca

On Luigi Einaudi's Advisory Collaboration with the Rockefeller Foundation (1926-1931) pp. 247-300

Alessia Pedio

Challenges of Contemporary Regionalism: The EU between Regional and Global Governance. A Review Essay pp. 303-322

Furio Stamati

Three Comments on Emma Tieffenbach's Review pp. 323-326

Francesco Guala

Review of A. Sæther, 'Natural Law and The Origin of Political Economy: Samuel Pufendorf and the History of Economics', New York: Routledge, 2017 pp. 327-332

Francesca Iurlaro

Volume 52, issue 1, 2018

Introduction to the Symposium: Globalization in Historical Perspective. A Long-term View pp. 5-8

Giuseppe Bertola

Varieties of Backlash pp. 9-14

Kevin O'Rourke

The Backlash to Globalization: Some Further Thoughts pp. 15-20

Stefano Fenoaltea

The Real Effects of Financial Globalization: What Do the Data Say? pp. 21-30

Ugo Panizza

Foreword to the Symposium on Global History pp. 33-34

Francesco Tuccari

Global History: Structures, Strategies, Open Problems pp. 35-44

Marco Meriggi

Geographies of Global History pp. 45-52

Laura Di Fiore

The Great Divergence vingt ans après: Toward a Medium-term Synthesis? pp. 53-62

Vittorio H. Beonio Brocchieri

Early Modern History in the Journal of Global History pp. 63-72

Patrizia Delpiano

Great Depression, 2008 Great Contraction, and World History pp. 73-80

Giovanni Gozzini

Introduction to the Symposium: Luther and Europe pp. 83-94

Massimo Firpo

Legal Order in the Draft: Europe on the Eve of the 100th Anniversary of the Treaty of Versailles pp. 95-106

Joseph Straus

Models in Economics: Fables, Fictions and Stories pp. 109-132

Bruna Ingrao

Economics, Humanities and Values pp. 137-146

Paolo Silvestri

Economics, Value Judgements and Interdisciplinarity pp. 147-156

Francesco Forte

On Einaudi's 'Vision' of the Good Polity pp. 157-160

Riccardo Faucci

On the Moral Foundations of the Science of "Buon Governo" pp. 161-168

Raimondo Cubeddu

On Abstract and Historical Hypotheses and on Value Judgements in Economic Sciences: Conclusions pp. 169-174

Luigi Einaudi

On the Relationship between Irving Fisher and Luigi Einaudi: Introductory Note pp. 177-180

Francesco Cassata

Review of M. Ceretta and B. Curli (eds.), 'Discourses and Counter-discourses on Europe. From the Enlightenment to the EU', Milton Park, Routledge, 2017 pp. 191-194

Peppino Ortoleva

Review of H. Zimmermann and A. Dür (eds.), 'Key Controversies in European Integration', Basingstoke, Palgrave MacMillan, 2nd ed., 2016 pp. 195-200

Furio Stamati

Review of F. Guala, 'Understanding Institutions: The Science and Philosophy of Living Together', Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2016 pp. 201-206

Emma Tieffenbach

Volume 51, issue 2, 2017

Editors' Preface to the special issue "Reconstruction in Europe, 100 years later" pp. 3-6

Editors

Keynes and the Manchester Guardian's Reconstruction Supplements pp. 9-23

Peter Clarke

Keynes's Principles of European Reconstruction pp. 22-52

Gerhard Michael Ambrosi

Institutional and Economic Reform Process in Europe: An Historical Perspective pp. 55-79

Luca Einaudi

The End of which European Era? The Current Crisis of Europe in Historical Perspective pp. 81-103

Marco Bresciani

What Would Keynes Have Thought of the European Crisis? pp. 107-120

Jan Kregel

Winners and Losers: Europe and Debt after the Great War and after the Great Recession pp. 121-130

Giuseppe Bertola

When Keynes Goes to Brussels: A New Fiscal Rule for the EMU? pp. 131-157

Francesco Saraceno

Economic Policies during the 'Great Recession' in the United States and the European Union: A Comparative and Critical View pp. 159-181

Vittorio Valli

European Economic Governance in Times of Crises pp. 183-200

Lucia Quaglia

The Emerging Conflict between Democratic Legitimacy and the EU's Common Commercial Policy: Risks for the EU as a Civilian Power and for the Multilateral Order pp. 201-224

Mario Telò

The European Union in Search of Solidarity pp. 227-243

Maurizio Ferrera

On the Migration Issue in Europe pp. 245-263

Tiziana Caponio and Roberta Perna

On the Relationship between Einaudi and Keynes in the Early 1920s pp. 267-286

Roberto Marchionatti

The Economic and Political Crisis of the EU Polity: A Review Essay pp. 289-315

Fulvio Stamati

Volume 51, issue 1, 2017

Editors' Preface to the special issue 'Keynes' Relevance to the Contemporary World. Eighty Years since The General Theory' pp. 3-4

Journal Editors

What is Essential about Keynes Today? pp. 5-16

Robert Skidelsky

J.M. Keynes: The Modernity of an Un-Modern Economist pp. 17-54

Anna Carabelli, Mario Cedrini and Roberto Marchionatti

The Continuing Relevance of Keynes's Philosophical Thinking: Reflexivity, Complexity and Uncertainty pp. 55-76

John Davis

Keynes and Gesell: Political and Social Philosophy, Epistemology and Monetary Reform pp. 77-92

Sheila Dow

New-, Neo-Paleo- and Post-Keynesianism: Is a New Macroeconomic Paradigm Possible? pp. 93-106

Teodoro Dario Togati

Rules and Discretion in the Making of Economic Policy pp. 107-121

Peter Clarke

John Maynard Keynes as a Global Economic Policymaker: First Do the Macro and then Do the Rest pp. 123-148

David Vines

Reconciling Money and Goods: Keynes's Commodity and Currency Plans for the Postwar World pp. 149-176

Luca Fantacci

Symmetric Global Order with National Self-Determination and No Hegemon: Vision and Reality pp. 177-206

Jörg Bibow

Keynes' and the Santa Fe Institute's Complexity: Same Concepts, Different Methods? pp. 207-222

Emanuele Citera

A Modern Interpretation of Keynes' Analysis of Speculation in the Professional Financial Markets and the Impact on the Allocation of Talent pp. 223-246

Kurt von Seekamm

On the Relevance of Keynes to the Contemporary World: Post-Crisis Views on Economic Policy, Capitalism and International Monetary Reform pp. 249-268

Paolo Paesani