Contents

Introduction to the Symposium “Regional Multilateralism in a Disintegrating World Order”

The article is an introduction to the international workshop on "Regional Multilateralism in a Disintegrating World Order", held at the...

Hodgson: An Institution across Disciplinary Barriers

Hodgson is a scholar who has reflected a lifetime on the role, meaning and importance of institutions in and for...

Credit, Debt and Distribution in the Monetary Theories of Augusto Graziani and Michał Kalecki

The Monetary Production Theory of Augusto Graziani provides a rich analysis of the use of credit in capitalist production, showing...

All that Glitters Is not Gold: The Case of Mainstream Pluralism

It has been recently noted a new pluralistic tendency within mainstream economics, purportedly characterized by an eclectic attitude towards some...

Place-Making Processes in the Diasporic Network: A Sherpa Garden in Scotland

Diasporic networks are inhabited by displaced identities and communities that define and negotiate themselves through dispersion and belonging. What configures...

Democracy and State Capacity as Determinants of Life Expectancy: Evidence from Latin America

Does democracy improve life expectancy? Our study analyzes quantitatively and qualitatively the relationship between democracy, state capacity and life expectancy...

A Political Exile ‘Relived’. Paolo Treves in Great Britain (1938-1945)

Paolo Treves (1908-1958), son of the well- known Socialist leader Claudio, grew up in close contact with many great representatives...

Between Great Britain and the USA: A Transnational Approach to Gaetano Salvemini’s Exile

Gaetano Salvemini was one of the most prominent intellectuals forced into exile during the Fascist period. Although there is already...

Trajectories of Political Exile in France and the United States. The Double Exile of Nicola Chiaromonte

The aim of this article is to analyze the history of Italian antifascist exile to France and United States and...