Civil Economy

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

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Rewarding the honest

Rewarding the honest

Comments - The weapon against more tax evasion Rewarding the honest by Luigino Bruni published on Avvenire on 28/08/2011 For teachers exams are a sad ritual in search of hidden notes and of new tricks to pass the test without studying. When a course is particularly led to these malpractices the firs...
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Both future and present, maybe it's time of the youth quota

Both future and present, maybe it's time of the youth quota

Comments – What this World Youth Day leaves Both future and present, maybe it's time of the youth quota by Luigino Bruni published on the Avvenire on 23/08/2011  It was impressive to see in these days, the stark contrast between what happened at the WYD in Madrid and the turbulence, uncertainty...
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The Tobin Tax lost for 10 years

The Tobin Tax lost for 10 years

Avvenire Editorial - Europe, now at the crossroads, must be able to show the way Listen to young people, choose well The Tobin Tax lost for 10 years by Luigino Bruni published on Avvenire on 19/08/2011 The Tobin Tax is not a new idea but it is a significant and important idea, which has only a defec...
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A Nice Long Road

A Nice Long Road

Comments - To regain trust (and sense) for a new fair market A Nice Long Road by Luigino Bruni published on Avvenire on 12/08/2011 Behind the crisis we are experiencing there is, above all, a grave crisis of confidence. No one knows any longer where to find reliable investments; therefore they sell ...
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Young People Should Always be heard

Young People Should Always be heard

What do they really want: the unemployed protesters in England, the students who protest in Chile, the young protagonists of the "spring" Middle East? It is worth trying to understand what lies beneath these protests. by Luigino Bruni published in cittànuova.it on 12/08/2011 Many of us wer...
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The Deadly Embrace

The Deadly Embrace

Editorial - Debt and Financial hypertrophic The Deadly Embrace by Luigino Bruni published on Avvenire on 7/08/2011 The downgrade, expected by the markets, of the U.S. rating by Standard & Poor's from AAA to AA + (first time in history), adds a tile to the mosaic that is  being compose these day...
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The Cows of Finance and Us

The Cows of Finance and Us

Editorial – Middle Class and the Capitalism Crisis The Cows of Finance and Us by Luigino Bruni published on Avvenire on 2/08/2011 Based on a perceived economic equity, impoverishing the middle class will unravel the social bond. The agreement reached on U.S. public debt must not excuse us...
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Remedy for injustice

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 ...