Civil Economy

essays, research and articles ranging from economy to the history of ideas

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More respect for what’s civil

More respect for what’s civil

Commentary – Social economy, a work of charisms. More respect for what’s civil By Luigino Bruni Published on Avvenire, 2012/10/20 It’s by now clear that mainstream logics in Europe powerfully influence Italy and that people, in our country too, struggle to recognize the reality that is at the ...
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The Work that Saves

The Work that Saves

Comments - WHAT one Does is Important.  Much More Yet, HOW it is Done…. By Luigino Bruni Published on Avvenire,  14/10/2012 There are 25 million unemployed in Europe, a number that is destined to grow in all probability in the next few years, unless something unexpected happens whic...
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The Most Urgent Challenge is Inequality

The Most Urgent Challenge is Inequality

Comments: Late Capitalism reveals itself to be like Late Feudalism The Most Urgent Challenge is Inequality By Luigino Bruni Published in Avvenire on 16/09/2012 Growth is a challenge, inequality even more so.  The increase of inequality in capitalist economies is becoming the first re...
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The Chain and the Veil

The Chain and the Veil

   Comments – Heaven help us if profits triumph (there’s wealth and there’s wealth) by Luigino Bruni Published in Avvenire 17/07/2012 If we wish to understand, and then perhaps manage this crisis of capitalism, there is the urgency to back-track and reflect on the meaning of wealth, of t...
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“Insured” but not secure

“Insured” but not secure

Comments- The total refusal of vulnerability, the spread of contracts, the pacts crisis By Luigino Bruni Published in Avvenire on 24/06/2012 The biggest difficulty we face in order to come out of the crisis doesn’t lie in the choices made by the institutions, or in politics in Europe...
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Our Work Clothes

Our Work Clothes

A reflection of Luigino Bruni on the earthquake, work and feast day: topics that deal with family in his opening address at the VII World Day of the Families that begins today in Milan Comments - Those four deaths, our life  By Luigino Bruni Published in Avvenire on 26/05/2012 Four of...
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The «hunger for time» of consumerism

Today the marked offers us entertainment, but has lost the real sense of celebrations By Luigino Bruni published on Mondo e Missione, May 2012 On 30 May, Professor Luigino Bruni will hold one of the main talks at the theological-pastoral Congresses, at the Fair of Milan, in the context of the ...
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Change in Order to Grow

Change in Order to Grow

Comments - Beyond the GNP, with civil capitals By Luigino Bruni Published in Avvenire on 29/04/2012 
Mario Draghi has also launched an appeal for a «pact for growth,» Angela Merkel is also becoming convinced that it’s a matter of necessity. It is becoming increasingly clear to many – and t...