The ideal of Good Government in Luigi Einaudi's thought and life : between law and freedom

P. 57-97

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  Code DOI : 10.1400/218263

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/218263
• Dans le même volume

  • Introduction : Luigi Einaudi : poised between ideal and real
  • Luigi Einaudi : reflections on the lifelong journey of a great Italian
  • The architecture of Luigi Einaudi's good government
  • Government and market failures in Luigi Einaudi and to-day
  • Luigi Einaudi and Federico Caffè : outlines of a social policy for good governance
  • The ideal of Good Government in Luigi Einaudi's thought and life : between law and freedom
  • Patterns of identity in the perspective of European governance
  • Good governance and right public policy
  • Good administration in the age of governance
  • Legal control of administration : premise of good government
  • Freedom of contract and good government
  • The dark side of governance
  • Rethinking good governance : complex societies and individual differences
  • Policy in complex social systems
  • Mind, market and open society in Hayek's thought
  • The laic chooses critical reason
  • The economy of images, or the symbolical horizon of social exchange
  • Useless non-preaching? : the critical point and the complex anthropology of freedom in Luigi Einaudi
  • After-word : invisible cities : which (good-bad) man? : for which (good-bad) polity?
  • List of contributors
  • Index