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Remedy for injustice
EN - CN

Remedy for injustice

Until a few decades ago the traditional structure of Western society was based on a rule of reciprocity: as adults they gave assistance to our parents, and once they themselves became older they would receive care from their children. by Luigino Bruni published in Citta Nuova N.15  on ... 
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A Jubilee for Italy
EN - Avvenire Editorials

A Jubilee for Italy

Comments – To understand and deal with the crisis A Jubilee for Italy by Luigino Bruni published on Avvenire on 24/07/2011 In these days, there have been warning signs after another of speculative attacks, alternating with that of relaxation and optimism. In reality, we must be aware that the situa... 
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New markets, born old
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New markets, born old

From time to time, in recent years, the market rekindles the debate on its limits. by Luigino Bruni published on Citta Nuova N.13-14 of 10/07/2011 From time to time, in recent years, the market rekindles the debate on its limits. We return to wonder whether it is right, opportune and possible t... 
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En - Vita

Tagore counts more than GDP

Martha Nussbaum's words: “The culture of beauty is the true salt of democracy." by Luigino Bruni published on Vita 07/01/2011 «The humanities and the arts are being cut away, in both primary/secondary and college/university education, in virtually every nation of the world. Seen by policy-maker... 
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EN - Bruni various

The (false) measure of happiness

Philosopher Martha Nussbaum challenges those who claim that people's overall satisfaction on their lives can be measured on a numerical scale. “This forces gross semplifications while humanity lives in different shades and hues." by Luigino Bruni published on  Avvenire on 7/06/2011 Lo... 
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EN - Bruni various

Economic justice, a possible reality

The global economy offers many new opportunities but also risks. There is a need to make the market inclusive for all.  by Luigino Bruni editorial published in Mondo e Missione n.5/2011 The global economy is a very powerful machine yet it is fragile and unstable. This is one of the messag... 
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En - Vita

The Virtues of the Market: Civil Competition

The entrepreneur is not he who cuts his piece of the market. It’s he who takes care of “producing pies”. He takes advantage of opportunity, without being afraid of benefitting others. It’s the challenge of “civil competition”: a winning idea for getting out of this crisis. Civil Competition. I win a... 
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En - Vita

The Virtues of the Market: Work

Many economists have drawn the conclusion that these instruments produce the opposite effect, because they are in direct conflict with the intrinsic motivations of those who work. That is why there’s need to find new mechanisms… Work: Motivating People is not a Question of Incentives By Luigino Brun...