1. General problems of interpretation 2. Machiavelli to Genovesi 3. The heyday of eighteenth century Italian economics 4. Strengths and weaknesses of the early Ottocento 5. Francesco Ferrara and the economic schools in Italy (1850-1890) 6. Pure economics in Italy (1890-1920) 7. The Post-Pareto generation (1920-45) 8. Post-war and recent decades
Riccardo Faucci is Full Professor of the History of Economic Thought at the Pisa University, Italy. He is co-editor of History of Economic Ideas.
"I greatly enjoyed the book... In short, volume 13 of this series of national histories is a fine part of an excellent series. It will be enjoyed both by those familiar with much of Italian economics over the ages, and by those who are new to the field." - Peter Groenewegen, History of Economics Review
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