Stato e mercato

1997 - 2026

Current editor(s): Michele Salvati

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Game changer. The topology of creativity pp. 307-340: Mathijs de Vaan, David Stark and Balázs Vedres
European industrial relations between old and new trends pp. 341-368: Roberto Pedersini
Softening industrial relations institutions, hardening growth model: The transformation of the German political economy pp. 369-396: Lucio Baccaro and Chiara Benassi
Beyond de-centralization: The erosion of collective bargaining in Spain during the Great Recession pp. 397-422: Oscar Molina
Discussione su «The Entrepreneurial State. Debunking Public vs. Private Sector Myths» di Mariana Mazzucato pp. 423-448: Andrea Bonaccorsi, Francesco Ramella and Richard Whitley
Cari amici, abbiamo un problema pp. 449-458: Michele Salvati

Max Weber and contemporary sociological research pp. 151-168: Arnaldo Bagnasco
Collective bargaining, atypical employment and welfare provisions: The case of temporary agency work in Italy pp. 169-194: Luigi Burroni and Marcello Pedaci
The institutional dimension of European energy security: potentials and limitations of the EU external energy governance pp. 195-224: Andrea Prontera
Inter-organizational structure and the dynamics of financial capitalism in Italy pp. 225-258: Joselle Dagnes
From the development of cooperation to the development through cooperation pp. 259-288: Antonio Russo
Leaving again from economic sociology pp. 289-300: Gian Primo Cella

Surfing between State and Market, for One Hundred Times pp. 3-8: Francesco Ramella
Thirty Years pp. 9-20: Carlo Trigilia
Models of Capitalism and the Crisis pp. 21-44: Marino Regini
Taking Crisis Seriously: Capitalism on Its Way Out pp. 45-68: Wolfgang Streeck
The Governance of Labour Market Insecurity during the Crisis pp. 69-86: Colin Crouch
Varieties of Capitalism and Types of Democracy pp. 87-116: Philippe C. Schmitter and Arpad Todor
The Social Conditions for Economic Performance pp. 117-126: Ronald Dore
Gender Egalitarianism and the Resurgent Family pp. 127-144: Gøsta Esping-Andersen

Un ricordo di Walter Santagata pp. 337-338: Stato e Mercato
Three concurrent crises in welfare states in an increasingly asymmetrical European Union pp. 339-358: Chiara Saraceno
More investment, less returns? Changing returns to education in Italy across three decades pp. 359-388: Gabriele Ballarino and Stefani Scherer
Entry career patterns in Italy: a longitudinal analysis pp. 389-422: Michele Raitano and Emanuela Struffolino
Social capital, public expenditure and the quality of provision. The Sicilian experience pp. 423-454: Laura Azzolina
Without agreement: Inclusive processes and conflict transformation pp. 455-484: Gianfranco Pomatto
Arnaldo Bagnasco, Leonardo Morlino and Salvatore Rossi on Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson «Why Nations Fail» pp. 485-508: Stato e Mercato

Imprese di immigrati e distretto industriale: un'interpretazione dello sviluppo delle imprese cinesi a Prato pp. 171-202: Gabi Dei Ottati
L'integrazione degli immigrati nel ceto medio. Traiettorie di lavoratori romeni a Torino pp. 203-234: Davide Donatiello
Migrazione femminile e sviluppo: la forza delle connessioni pp. 235-264: Renata Semenza
Un Paese disuguale: il divario civile in Italia pp. 265-300: Domenico Cersosimo and Rosanna Nisticò
Attori pubblici e imprese nella governance delle filiere transterritoriali: il caso dell'agroalimentare cuneese pp. 301-330: Flavio Antonio Ceravolo and Luca Garavaglia

Neowelfarismo liberale: nuove prospettive per lo stato sociale in Europa pp. 3-36: Maurizio Ferrera
Social policy paradigms, welfare state reforms and the crisis pp. 37-66: Bruno Palier
Trasformazioni dei welfare state e/o spostamenti discorsivi. Un commento pp. 67-80: Chiara Saraceno
Le fondamenta normative del welfare state: lo stato dell'arte e nuove prospettive di ricerca. Un commento pp. 81-94: David Natali
Finanziarizzazione delle imprese e shareholder value in Italia. Un'analisi sociologica pp. 95-128: Angelo Salento
Gli atteggiamenti verso le disuguaglianze di reddito in Italia: il ruolo di interesse personale e orientamento politico pp. 129-164: Renzo Carriero

Selective Flexibilization and Deregulation of the Labor Market. The Answer of Continental and Southern Europe pp. 363-390: Hans-Peter Blossfeld, Sandra Buchholz, Dirk Hofäcker and Sonia Bertolini
Families, labour market and social risks. Childbirth and the risk of poverty among Italian households pp. 391-428: Paolo Barbieri, Giorgio Cutuli and Marco Tosi
The Italian Welfare State after 20 Years of Institutional Change pp. 429-464: Ugo Ascoli and Emmanuele Pavolini
«Andante ma non troppo». The links of Italian universities with business activities pp. 465-502: Alberto Gherardini
Gambling: the Iniquity of a Voluntary Tax. The relationship between socio-economic position and propensity of gambling pp. 503-534: Simone Sarti and Moris Triventi

Endogenous Coordination. Multinational Companies and the Production of Collective Goods in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 203-228: Bob Hancké
Does Democratization Lead to the Reduction of Economic Inequality? The Case of the Welfare State in Post-apartheid South Africa pp. 229-254: Rocco W. Ronza
The Italian Internal Migration in the Last Century: Old Versus New Migrations pp. 255-282: Nazareno Panichella
Innovations and Conflicts in Local Renewable Energy Management: a Comparison Among Four Italian Case-Studies pp. 283-322: Andrea Petrella
Instability, Precariousness, Insecurity: What Do We Mean when We Talk About «Job Insecurity»? pp. 323-356: Giovanni Abbiati

Editoriale pp. 3-14: Francesco Ramella
The regulation of labour in the changing capitalism: gloomy prospects? pp. 15-28: Lorenzo Bordogna
Increasing difficulties for the industrial relations (European and Italian) pp. 29-54: Gian Primo Cella
The decline of collective industrial relations in contemporary capitalism pp. 55-76: Colin Crouch
Industrial relations: three stages, two models and a widespread crisis pp. 77-90: Marino Regini
Comments on general trends and Italian specificities pp. 91-102: Paolo Sestito
Horizontalism, Vertical Integration and Vertices in Governance Networks pp. 103-134: Jürgen R. Grote
Political power, state intervention and economic well-being in the OECD area pp. 135-160: Federico Podestà
The allocation of domestic chores and care activities among Italian couples pp. 161-194: Giulia Maria Dotti Sani