Stato e mercato

1997 - 2026

Current editor(s): Michele Salvati

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The social dimension of climate politics: Does climate change threaten liberal democracy? pp. 3-34: Hanna Schwander
Climate action and energy transitions: Between opportunities and trade-offs pp. 35-58: Federica Genovese
The beautiful and the smelted: Industrial policy regimes for critical minerals in China, Europe and the United States pp. 59-99: Cornel Ban
On the political conditions of the green transition: The role of voice and the return of the state pp. 101-105: Lisa Dorigatti
Can the green transition become more politically popular? A commentary on Ban, Genovese and Schwander pp. 107-111: Niccolò Durazzi
The politics and policy of sustainability: Analysing the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan pp. 113-145: Gemma Gasseau, Guglielmo Meardi and Gianfranco Viesti

Intergenerational social class mobility and support for redistributive policies in Italy, 2003-2024 pp. 303-344: Giacomo Melli
Europe’s fault lines. Passive well-being and poverty in an extreme Italian region pp. 345-384: Domenico Cersosimo and Rosanna Nisticò
Enhancing the value of elderly people. Why focus on civic activism pp. 385-425: Francesco Paolo Cerase
Between Market-Making and Market-Embedding: Public Procurement and Labour Regulation in Selected Italian Experimentations pp. 427-454: Lisa Dorigatti and Anna Mori
Make, buy or «make them buy»: Delegating procurement in local governments pp. 455-494: Giulio Vidotto Fonda and Paolo Rossi

Social policies and fertility in Italy: A Literature review between pronatalist approaches and structural interventions pp. 145-178: Daniele Vignoli, Raffaele Guetto and Elisa Brini
Social inequality in informal caregiving in Italy pp. 179-212: Francesca Zanasi and Marco Albertini
Ecosocial innovation and «twin transitions». A critical reflection on the tension between sustainability and digitalization pp. 213-246: Alice Dal Gobbo and Francesca Forno
The return of industrial policy in the European Union pp. 247-252: Manuela Moschella
Strategic autonomy and industrial policy in a fragmented geopolitical order: The case for a European response pp. 253-262: Filippo Andreatta
The UE cannot always simply play catch-up pp. 263-272: Lucio Poma
The European Central Bank (ECB) and the geoeconomics of the digital Euro pp. 273-284: Lucia Quaglia and Amy Verdun
The last mile of industrial policy: Opportunities and risks in the implementation of Italy’s recovery plan pp. 285-299: Luigi Burroni

The political economy of ideas in an age of turbulence pp. 3-24: Martin Bæk Carstensen
Revisiting historical institutionalism: From policy feedback to the role of ideas and back pp. 25-46: Daniel Béland
Ideational agency and economic policymaking: Ideas, politics, and change in European Political Economy pp. 47-70: Manuela Moschella
Ideas and institutional change. Insights from the analysis of political ideologies pp. 71-87: Maurizio Ferrera
Explaining institutional change through ideas pp. 89-95: Chiara Benassi
Europa, dove vai? pp. 97-97: Stato e Mercato
Economic and fiscal policy pp. 99-114: Fabio Franchino and Camilla Mariotto
2025: A decisive year for Social Europe pp. 115-125: Roland Erne and Vincenzo Maccarrone
Beyond Austerity? EU social politics after the Great Recession pp. 127-141: Marcello Natili, Anna Kyriazi and Stefano Ronchi

Democrazia e tecnocrazie. Attori, contingenze e confini (ambigui) pp. 371-400: Andrea Lippi and Francesco Raniolo
Ripoliticizzare le politiche: concetti e strumenti della "Historical Materialist Policy Analysis" pp. 401-426: Daniela Caterina, Adriano Cozzolino and Diego Giannone
Persistent structures, uneven policies. The politics of enforcement and forbearance towards informal employment in Italy pp. 427-463: Francesco Bagnardi and Arianna Tassinari
La regolazione del lavoro che invecchia: la rappresentanza dei lavoratori over 50 nei contratti collettivi in Italia pp. 465-502: Dario Raspanti, Luigi Burroni and Giulia Cavallini
The first pandemic year: Continuity or change in two Italian Regional Healthcare Systems? pp. 503-530: Stefano Neri and Maria Giovanna Vicarelli
Notizie sui collaboratori pp. 531-534: Stato e Mercato

Three times disadvantaged? Labor market participation among migrant mothers in Italy pp. 197-224: Giulia M. Dotti Sani and Francesco Molteni
Occupational change and geographical inequality: A comparison between «Central» and «Marginal» Areas in Italy pp. 225-256: Maurizio Avola, Giorgio Piccitto, Stefano Cantalini and Nazareno Panichella
The patways of innovation. Opening the black box of Covid-19 protein vaccines pp. 257-292: Claudio Marciano
The art and craft of vaccination policy against Covid-19 in five EU countries pp. 293-332: Stefania Profeti, Barbara Saracino and Elena Macchioni
Actors and arenas of policy dismantling. The rise and fall of Débat public in Italy pp. 333-362: Giulio Citroni
Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 363-366: Stato e Mercato

Editoriale pp. 5-12: Roberto Pedersini
A power resource theory for contemporary capitalism: Why power and workers still matter pp. 13-38: Jens Arnholtz and Bjarke Refslund
Power resource theory and the 21st century US labor movement pp. 39-66: Ruth Milkman
Confronting legacies of white dominance: Challenges to inclusive worker organizing through the storytelling of Amazon warehouse workers pp. 67-100: Maite Tapia, Tamara L. Lee and Carla Lima Aranzaes
The diverse faces of labour power pp. 101-110: Guglielmo Meardi
Some challenges to labour market and industrial relations scholars pp. 111-124: Giovanna Fullin
A renewed centrality of power resources and why this matters pp. 125-134: Lisa Dorigatti
Still the resurgence of class conflict? New identities, new interests, new worker mobilisations in the work of Alessandro Pizzorno pp. 135-148: Donatella della Porta
Labour movement: Old and new problems of representation pp. 149-168: Ida Regalia
Between sociology and political economy: Pizzorno’s analytical toolkit in the study of labour conflicts and trade union action pp. 169-180: Marino Regini
Why a cycle of workers’ conflicts like that of 1968-1972 in Western Europe is unlikely to be repeated in other countries either pp. 181-188: Emilio Reyneri
Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 189-193: Stato e Mercato