Bruni, Luigino and Stefano Zamagni (Editors)
Dizionario di Economia Civile (Dictionary of Civil Economy)
The civil dimension of the economy in which the market is an open space for reciprocity and solidarity.
Città Nuova, Rome, 2009
pp. 832, € 65,00
Through three guiding principles - theoritical backing, experiences and people (scholars, workers and entrepreneurs) - the Dictionary intends to give "voice" to the civil dimension of economy.
Starting from the conviction that market, business and economy are also in themselves places of gratuitousness and fraternity, civil economy proposes a humanism with various dimensions. It´s one in which market is not fought against but lived in as a space open to the principles of reciprocity and solidarity, and therefore capable of buildling up the city. An economic science and praxi that make room for the principle of gift within (and not beside) economic theory.
THE EDITORS - Luigino Bruni, associate professor of Political Economy at the University of Milan-Bicocca, deals mainly with the ethical and anthropological basics of economic discourse. For Città Nuova, among other publishers, he is auther of L’economia, la felicità e gli altri, un’indagine su beni e benessere (Economy, Happiness and Others: a survey on goods and well-being), 2004.
Stefano Zamagni, permanent professor of Political Economy at the University of Bologna, and Consultant of the Pontifical Council of Justice and Peace. He is member of the New York Academy of Sciences and author of numerous papers and scientific publications. For Città Nuova he has published L’economia del bene comune (The Economy of the Common Good), 2007.
THE SERIES - The section DICTIONARIES of the GREAT WORKS SERIES presents dictionaries of topics like philosophy, theology, history, writing, literature and economy of sound scientific reference and edited by internationally renouned specialists, valid resources for the student and teacher. The works have various formats.
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