Stato e mercato

1997 - 2026

Current editor(s): Michele Salvati

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2023, issue 3

«It’s the (local) economy, stupid!» Citizenship Income and Sociotropic consensus for the Five Stars Movement in Italy pp. 341-384

Leo Azzollini and Delia Baldassarri

The role of Constitutional Courts with respect to the functioning of the welfare state and labor market regulation pp. 385-420

Emmanuele Pavolini

To remote, or not to remote, that is the question. Companies and unions facing hybrid remotisation of work pp. 421-449

Valentina Pacetti, Paolo Rossi and Anne-Iris Romens

A private business. Labour brokering and domestic work: Opportunities and challenges pp. 451-478

Lucia Amorosi

Good bye varieties of capitalism, long live growth models? pp. 479-488

Anke Hassel

The growth models perspective: Mechanisms in search of agency pp. 489-496

Roberto Pedersini

A response to our reviewers pp. 497-504

Lucio Baccaro, Mark Blyth and Jonas Pontusson

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 505-508

Stato e Mercato

2023, issue 2

The Citizen Income and its local implementation. An analysis of administrative capacities pp. 143-180

Giorgia Nesti, Matteo Bassoli and Martina Visentin

An opportunity or a disincentive to work? The heterogeneous impact of the Citizenship Income on employment chances: a case study pp. 181-226

Moris Triventi, Marco Calaresu, Giulia Assirelli, Antonello Caria and Enrico Orrù

Industrial development by poles? The special economic zones in Italy and in the NRRP pp. 227-264

Rosanna Nisticò and Francesco Prota

Political institutions in turbulent macroeconomic contexts: Types of uncertainty and decision-making dynamics pp. 265-296

Sara Rocchi

The direct effect of social origin on occupational destination in Europe pp. 297-332

Valeria Breuker and Gabriele Ballarino

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 333-337

Stato e Mercato

2023, issue 1

The state and credit policies: From the 19th century till present pp. 3-28

Eric Monnet

Monetary re-insurance of fiscal states in Europe pp. 29-52

Waltraud Schelkle

The (European) derisking state pp. 53-84

Daniela Gabor

The state comeback? Prospects and limits of market interventionism in a global economy pp. 85-94

Manuela Moschella

What instruments for the European state to be? pp. 95-104

Simona Piattoni

A European eco-social investment constituency? Unpacking public opinion towards EU green, social investment and social protection policies in 15 countries pp. 105-136

Stefano Ronchi, Marcello Natili and Francesco Molteni

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 137-139

Stato e Mercato

2022, issue 3

Minimum income, active inclusion, and work requirements in Europe: Insights from community service projects introduced by Italian Citizenship Income pp. 369-406

Rosangela Lodigiani and Franca Maino

Monetary poverty and adequacy of minimum income schemes in seven major EU countries: What linkages? pp. 409-443

Massimo Aprea, Giovanni Gallo and Michele Raitano

Make them work! In-work benefits after the pandemic in the reform of Italy’s minimum income scheme pp. 445-477

Andrea Ciarini, Matteo Luppi and Stefano Sacchi

The phenomenon of multiple job-holding in Italy: Between recursion and transformation pp. 479-514

Anna Mori, Ivana Pais, Davide Arcidiacono and Cecilia Manzo

Money as a social tie. From money as commodity to money for cooperation pp. 515-548

Giacomo Bazzani

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 549-553

Stato e Mercato

2022, issue 2

Socio-economic transformations, political supply and the decline of left-wing parties pp. 187-325

Alberto Gherardini, Giovanni Amerigo Giuliani and Carlo Trigilia

Teoria, evidenza empirica, passione. Un ricordo di Lorenzo Bordogna pp. 201-206

Roberto Pedersini

Populism in power and its socio-economic policies: An assessment of European evidence pp. 207-230

Manuela Caiani and Guglielmo Meardi

Power or partisanship? Populist parties in power and social concertation. The case of the Italian yellow-green government, 2018-2019 pp. 231-259

Arianna Tassinari

Inclusionary populism in office: What consequences for precarious work? Five Star Movement, Podemos and the case of food-delivery platform workers pp. 261-285

Beatrice Carella and Matteo Marenco

The Italian gambling boom: Market, institutions, policies pp. 327-361

Nicola Matteucci

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 363-365

Stato e Mercato

2022, issue 1

The power of ideas in capitalist transformations: Is the resilience of neoliberalism finally coming to an end? pp. 3-29

Vivien A. Schmidt

When and how do growth strategies change? pp. 31-52

Peter A. Hall

Is democratic capitalism bound to disappear? pp. 53-64

Carlo Trigilia

The debate on capitalism over the last forty years: Different attempts to exorcise neoliberalism? pp. 65-85

Marino Regini

Changes in the Italian work-family system and the role of social policies in the last forty years pp. 87-115

Manuela Naldini and Chiara Saraceno

Italy at a critical juncture. Game changing crises for the innovation system pp. 117-153

Gianmaria Pessina and Francesco Ramella

Trade unions and social policies: The case of Italy pp. 155-192

Emmanuele Pavolini and Roberto Pedersini

Notizie sui collaboratori di questo numero pp. 193-196

Stato e Mercato

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