Stato e mercato

1997 - 2024

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2021, issue 3

Risks of automation of occupations: An estimate for Italy pp. 315-350

Mariasole Bannò, Emilia Filippi and Sandro Trento

Why invest in innovation policies? Three paths for eight advanced economies pp. 351-388

Alberto Gherardini

Forms of «hybrid» local development: a case study on the province of Cuneo pp. 389-420

Stefania Camoletto and Marco Bellandi

Reading Growth and Welfare in Advanced Capitalist Economies pp. 421-427

Silja Hausermann

Disentangling the Economic Growth/Welfare State Nexus pp. 429-437

Luigi Burroni and Emmanuele Pavolini

A Response to the Reviews pp. 439-444

Anke Hassel and Bruno Palier

Senza filtro. Leggere Mark Granovetter pp. 445-456

Filippo Barbera

Dov’è la New Economic Sociology? Una riflessione a partire da Society and Economics di Mark Granovetter pp. 457-469

Gabriele Ballarino

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 471-475

Stato e Mercato

2021, issue 2

The development of the South of Italy in the new regional divides of the European Union pp. 147-176

Paola De Vivo

Italy: Labour market de-regulation, unemployment risks and temporary employment growth. Lessons from the past for the present COVID-19 crisis pp. 177-199

Paolo Barbieri and Giorgio Cutuli

Whatever works? Varieties of local public service delivery between instrumentality and legitimacy pp. 201-233

Stefania Profeti and Valeria Tarditi

Limited learning rules. Norms and practices in the Superior Council of the Magistracy pp. 235-269

Maurizio Catino and Cristina Dallara

Finance in firms and firms in finance: The case of the Brescian manufacturing district pp. 271-307

Niccolò Casnici and Marco Castellani

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 309-311

Stato e Mercato

2021, issue 1

We are still modern. Cognitive, anthropological and institutional obstacles to the fight against climate change pp. 3-21

Dimitri D'Andrea

Commodifying the planet? Beyond the economy of ecosystem services pp. 23-50

Luigi Pellizzoni

Ecological crisis, decarbonisation, and degrowth: The dilemmas of just petrochemical transformations pp. 51-78

Alice Mah

The «environmental impasse»: Diagnosis and hypotheses for its resolution pp. 79-91

Angela Perulli

Individuals and environment: A social dilemma pp. 93-106

Gian Primo Cella

Degrowth. Labour. Time pp. 107-115

Guglielmo Meardi

Information and quality of public services: The case of the Eduscopio internet portal of the Giovanni Agnelli Foundation pp. 117-139

Massimo Bordignon, Piergiorgio Carapella and Gilberto Turati

Notizie sui collaboratori pp. 141-143

Stato e Mercato

2020, issue 3

Complementary or substitutive, public or private: The differentiation process of money pp. 393-422

Laura Sartori

A global private currency pp. 423-457

Ivan Pupolizio

The territorial gaps in Italy. A Becattinian measure of local development pp. 459-488

Mauro Maltagliati and Nicolò Bellanca

Employers’ association in Italy: Transformation or decline? An analysis at firm level pp. 489-514

Francesca Bergamante, Manuel Marocco and Corrado Polli

Labour market segmentation and union strategies in meat processing industry pp. 515-541

Valeria Piro and Devi Sacchetto

Notizie su collaboratori pp. 543-546

Stato e Mercato

2020, issue 2

Comparative welfare state research in a bind? pp. 229-256

Anton Hemerijck

The political economy of employability: Institutional change in British and German higher education pp. 257-288

Niccolo Durazzi

Ridefinire l’interesse economico nazionale. La regolazione dei diritti di proprietà industriale come politica pubblica pp. 289-318

Marco Di Giulio and Francesco N. Moro

Reforming labour justice between inequalities and inefficiencies: The prism of Southern Europe pp. 319-357

Luca Verzelloni

Discontinuity of income, welfare and access to credit: Models for social inclusion of atypical workers in Italy in the European context pp. 359-384

Sonia Bertolini and Valentina Moiso

2020, issue 1

Editoriale pp. 3-11

Giovanna Fullin

Nicola Negri, uno studioso delle strategie di riproduzione sociale e dei loro spiazzamenti pp. 12-16

Chiara Saraceno

The ICT revolution and neo-liberalism: Its major pathologies and a Polanyian second movement pp. 17-39

David Soskice

The pursuit of growth. Growth regimes, growth strategies and welfare reforms in advanced capitalist economies pp. 41-77

Anke Hassel, Bruno Palier and Sonja Avlijaš

Southern European political economies: In search of a road to development pp. 79-114

Luigi Burroni, Emmanuele Pavolini and Marino Regini

Growth models, family demography, standing welfare commitment and social investment reform pp. 115-136

Anton Hemerijck

E pluribus unum? Capitalism and democracy dilemmas pp. 137-149

Guglielmo Meardi

Do government spending and cross-border barriers move together? No long-term relationship in 20 oecd countries, 1970-2009 pp. 151-182

Federico Podestà

Household structure, its changes and the distribution of income. A comparison across welfare regimes pp. 183-220

Raffaele Grotti

2019, issue 3

Building bridges to cross oceans: Reflections on organization studies in the 21st century pp. 327-375

Evelyn Micelotta and Michael Lounsbury

The origins and recognition of radical innovation: A multidisciplinary perspective pp. 377-410

Gino Cattani

Is it going to be an adventure? The innovation of public-private partnerships and co-design in social protection pp. 411-447

Paolo Rossi and Monica Colombo

Marketisation and risk distribution in the outsourcing of public services in Europe pp. 449-484

Anna Mori

Strategic networks: Leveraging complementarities to overcome industrial districts’ boundaries pp. 485-525

Federica Brunetta, Anna Censi, Francesco Rullani and Francesca Vicentini

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 527-530

Stato e Mercato

2019, issue 2

Alessandro Pizzorno, un «maestro» insolito pp. 165-170

Marino Regini

Uno scienziato sociale unico e indimenticabile pp. 171-174

Gian Primo Cella

From the glorious thirty to the rise of neoliberalism: Forms of integration and «great transformations» pp. 175-212

Giancarlo Provasi

Global value chains and varieties of capitalism: Complementarity and integration for the comparative analysis of capitalism pp. 213-248

Lidia Greco

The welfare reform in Italy in the aftermath of the crisis: Causes, characteristics and results pp. 249-270

Igor Guardiancich

Between disintermediation and concertation: The difficult alternation of policy-making on pensions in Italy pp. 271-296

Igor Guardiancich and David Natali

The silent transformations of health policy in Italy and the catalytic effect of the Great Financial Crisis pp. 297-320

Federico Toth and Renata Lizzi

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 321-324

Stato e Mercato

2019, issue 1

Ronald Dore e l'analisi comparata del capitalismo pp. 3-6

Colin Crouch

Social classes or multidimensional social groups? How to represent social inequalities in contemporary Italy pp. 7-40

Sonia Marzadro, Antonio Schizzerotto and Loris Vergolini

Income inequality and stagnation in Italy over the last quarter of a century pp. 41-68

Andrea Brandolini, Romina Gambacorta and Alfonso Rosolia

Income, wealth and social classes. Twenty-five years of inequality in Italy, 1991-2016 pp. 69-94

Marco Albertini and Gabriele Ballarino

Classes and Inequalities: «queer» concepts? pp. 95-116

Paolo Barbieri

How to look at social inequalities in Italy. Using the right lenses pp. 117-124

Emmanuele Pavolini

Risk of technological unemployment and support for redistributive policies pp. 125-156

Stefano Sacchi, Dario Guarascio and Silvia Vannutelli

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 157-161

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