Stato e mercato

1997 - 2026

Current editor(s): Michele Salvati

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Does Work Flexibility Help Firm Flexibility? Case-study Evidence pp. 347-382: Andrea Signoretti, Sandro Trento, Marco Zamarian and Enrico Zaninotto
The Just-In-Time of the Life. Global Production Network and Time-Space Compression at Foxconn pp. 383-420: Rutvica Andrijasevic and Devi Sacchetto
Who wants to loosen employment protection? Evidence on preferences for labour market deregulation in Italy pp. 421-458: Maria Chiara Morandini
Working Conditions in Social Services: Vertical Disintegration and Public Procurement pp. 459-488: Lisa Dorigatti
Economia solidale e regolazione pubblica tra innovazione e dipendenza pp. 489-522: Carmela Guarascio
Elenco dei referee del 2017 pp. 527-527: Stato e Mercato

Reconsidering the Majority Principle pp. 179-222: Gian Primo Cella
The paradoxical ways of naming employment by European institutions during the crisis: The weakening of collective frames pp. 223-246: Amparo Serrano, Maarten Keune and Eduardo Crespo
The regulatory state and its variants in communications sector: Paradigms, strategies and ideas of universality and inclusion in Europe pp. 247-282: Maria Stella Righettini and Stefano Sbalchiero
Steering the economic transition: China's economic policy and structural reforms in the aftermath of the great recession pp. 283-310: Moreno Bertoldi, Annika Eriksgård Melander and Peter Weiss
Varietà dei capitalismi di welfare in Asia tra produttivismo e diritti sociali pp. 311-338: Ijin Hong

Giacomo Becattini maestro di economia civile pp. 3-6: Carlo Trigilia
Globalisation and human rights. Social clauses in commercial treaties and in international relations among enterprises pp. 7-50: Tiziano Treu
Firms' internationalization, economic growth and trade agreements pp. 51-78: Lucia Tajoli
Redefining national sovereignties in the scenario of international law pp. 79-104: Maria Rosaria Ferrarese
Globalisation and trade policy: Not only deregulation pp. 105-120: Roberto Pedersini
Free-trade agreements and loss of economic sovereignty: Myth or reality? pp. 121-132: Manuela Moschella
When actors matter. Agency, historical legacy and institutions in models of capitalism pp. 133-172: Luigi Burroni and Gemma Scalise

Mafia protection in legal markets: An analytical framework and empirical evidence from Lombardy (Italy) pp. 311-352: Francesco N. Moro and Maurizio Catino
Cross complicity between Mafia and the economic sphere. Services, guarantees and regulation pp. 353-390: Rocco Sciarrone and Luca Storti
The institutional construction of anti-mafia policies. The case of the dissolved municipal councils pp. 391-424: Vittorio Mete
No country for graduates. Occupational over-education among Italian workers pp. 425-450: Lara Maestripieri and Costanzo Ranci
The finish line is far away and the last part is the hardest: Women and pensions in Italy pp. 451-482: Nicola De Luigi, Roberto Rizza and Federica Santangelo
Elenco dei referee del 2016 pp. 487-487: Stato e Mercato

Capitalism, inequality and democracy pp. 159-182: Colin Crouch
Types of democracy and capitalist models pp. 183-214: Carlo Trigilia
Strategies of Italian Unions, flexibility systems and regulation of atypical work pp. 215-240: Andrea Signoretti and Valeria Pulignano
Modernization, community agency and collective action. Back to the roots of the urban political economy pp. 241-272: Simone Tosi and Tommaso Vitale
From complementary currency to institution: A micro-macro study of the Sardex mutual credit system pp. 273-304: Laura Sartori and Paolo Dini

Editoriale pp. 3-8: Luigi Burroni
Introduction. Innovation, Economic Growth and Social Cohesion: Is it still Possible to «Square the Circle» of Development in Europe? pp. 9-12: Francesco Ramella
Innovation Systems and Policy: A Tale of Three Countries pp. 13-40: Jan Fagerberg
The Shifting Politics of Innovation and State Developmentalism in Ireland pp. 41-68: Sean Ó Riain
Beyond Success Stories in Innovation Policies. The Need for Middle-Level Theories pp. 69-82: Andrea Bonaccorsi
Convergence or Diversity? The Italian Banking System between Competition and Social Embeddedness pp. 83-118: Marco Betti
Policies to Boost Services and Employment in the Long Term Care Sector. A Downward Convergence Towards Low-Wage Service Jobs in the European Welfare State? pp. 119-151: Andrea Ciarini

Sharing Economy: A Step towards the Re-Embeddedness of the Economy? pp. 347-378: Ivana Pais and Giancarlo Provasi
Fab Labs in Italy: Collective Goods in the Sharing Economy pp. 379-418: Cecilia Manzo and Francesco Ramella
Half a Century of First Jobs for Youth. For a Story of the Italian Labour Market pp. 419-468: Giovanna Fullin and Emilio Reyneri
The «Low Road» to the Employment decline: The Italian Labour Market between Crisis and Structural Weaknesses pp. 469-508: Ivana Fellini
When Politics Stifles Policy. A Research on how the Media Deal with Public Policies pp. 509-536: Luigi Bobbio, Gianfranco Pomatto and Antonella Seddone

Unintended consequences of national reforms: Changing university governance in Europe pp. 159-188: Marino Regini
Gender, Major and Wage. A Study of the Gender Pay Gap among Italian University Graduates pp. 189-228: Stefano Cantalini
Max Weber, capitalism and democracy pp. 229-262: Michele Salvati
Culture, institutions and development. The lesson of Max Weber and neo-institutionalism pp. 263-280: Carlo Trigilia
Changing representation of labour within value chains: overcoming the distinction between the «formal» and the «real» employer pp. 281-308: Lisa Dorigatti
The right to an unchanging world. Indirect expropriation in international investment agreements and «publicness» in law pp. 309-340: Ivan Pupolizio

«It's politics, stupid!»: The hollowing out of politics in Europe - and its return, with a vengeance pp. 3-28: Yves Mény
The fate of anti-poverty policies between austerity and Europe 2020 targets pp. 29-52: Chiara Saraceno
Why Europe is in a trap pp. 53-84: Gianfranco Viesti
The EU governmentality and its problems pp. 85-96: Gloria Regonini
Anti-poverty policies and the (decreasing) social cohesion in Europe. A comment pp. 97-104: Emilio Reyneri
Il Quantitative Easing: una politica monetaria d'azzardo morale? pp. 105-126: Mauro Magatti and Laura Gherardi
The institutional and cultural foundations of the Federal Reserve's and ECB's non-standard policies pp. 127-152: Domenico Lombardi and Manuela Moschella