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Italian political science and public policies.
European Journal of Political Research, 1992In the Anglo-Saxon countries, the analysis of public policies has witnessed in the last three decades a tremendous expansion and is now an established and developed field of research. Although this expansion has been promoted by various disciplines (ranging from economics to sociology, law and even philosophy) (Hansen 1983), political science has also ...
Maurizio Ferrera
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International Review of Sociology, 2019
ABSTRACTWe develop a secondary analysis of the data by the Italian National Statistical Institute (ISTAT) by means of two surveys on large samples of PhD graduates who obtained their doctoral degre...
Alessandra Decataldo +2 more
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ABSTRACTWe develop a secondary analysis of the data by the Italian National Statistical Institute (ISTAT) by means of two surveys on large samples of PhD graduates who obtained their doctoral degre...
Alessandra Decataldo +2 more
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From the other shore: American political science and the ‘Italian case’
Modern Italy, 2009This article examines a number of the major works on Italy conducted by political scientists from the United States in the second half of the twentieth century. Focusing on the research of Banfield, Almond and Verba, Tarrow and Putnam, it discusses the interpretations of Italy offered by these scholars and examines the contribution they have made to ...
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2007
Studies on the history of political science have often focused on the development of the scientific discipline in so-called “internal” terms as opposed to an analysis of the impact of “external” phenomena such as political constellations, institutional arrangements, or state transformations. Epistemological and methodological considerations have tended
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Studies on the history of political science have often focused on the development of the scientific discipline in so-called “internal” terms as opposed to an analysis of the impact of “external” phenomena such as political constellations, institutional arrangements, or state transformations. Epistemological and methodological considerations have tended
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[Poetry, science and politics. A generation of Italian intellectuals (1290-1330)].
Revue de synthese, 2009Nothing is more false than the image of Dante as an isolated genius standing out against his epoch. On the contrary he belongs to a very characteristic generation of italian intellectuals: laymen, often active in more than one domain, practicing abundantly poetic expression, engaged in political action, these scholar-citizens share equally a strong ...
Emanuele, Coccia, Sylvain, Piron
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Elites and Democracy: Italian Elite Theory, American Political Science and the Problem of Plutocracy
2020Contemporary political thought has fetishized a product of its own invention: the elite theory of democracy. This dissertation explores how this distinctly modern category of democratic thought came into existence, how it acquired such a stronghold in twentieth century American political science, and why it is based on suspect premises. It is generally
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Journal of Politics, 2019
Contemporary political science has fetishized a product of its own invention: the elite theory of democracy.
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Contemporary political science has fetishized a product of its own invention: the elite theory of democracy.
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Pareto and Gramsci: Itineraries of an Italian political science
2012Antonio Gramsci e Vilfredo Pareto, a despeito de pertencerem a diferentes campos de interpretação social, fazem parte de uma tradição maquiavelista dos estudos políticos, responsável por notáveis continuidades temáticas e afinidades nas formulações gerais de conceitos políticos.
Bianchi , Alvaro, Aliaga , Luciana
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entering Italian academia in political science: can the ‘sacred fire’ keep burning?
European Political Science, 2006The purpose of the article is to assess the risks and opportunities of entry into the political science profession in Italy. Part one contains some brief reflections on the discipline and its institutionalisation. Part two offers an overview of the main features of the recruitment process and its national peculiarities.
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