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Euroeconomie presenta a Firenze il Manifesto di Emanuele Felice

15/04/2026 18:44

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Euroeconomie presenta a Firenze il Manifesto di Emanuele Felice

Venerdi 17 aprile ore 17 alla Biblioteca delle Oblate. Con l'autore Daniela Chironi, Simone Oggioni, Andrea Roventini. Modera il nostro direttore De Chiara

EU/ITA - Venerdi 17 aprile alle ore 17 nella Sala Aleramo della Biblioteca delle Oblate di Firenze Euroeconomie presenta il libro del professor Emanuele Felice “Manifesto per un'altra economia e un'altra politica” (Feltrinelli, 2025). Un volume tra i più dibattuti nel panorama della saggistica in Italia. L'autore è da anni protagonista nel confronto sul rinnovamento della letteratura economica e della pratica politica. Su questo doppio registro, il professore di storia economica allo Iulm di Milano, testimonia e milita da tempo, pur ancora giovane, sul fronte della necessità di ripensare economia e politica, con una costante capacità di proposta e di impegno, distinguendosi tra gli autori più seguiti dal pubblico dei lettori e degli appassionati di evoluzione dei modelli e dei soggetti sociali e delle prospettive della giustizia distributiva nel nostro Paese.

Con l'autore relazioneranno Daniela Chironi, docente alla Scuola Normale di Pisa, Simone Oggionni, docente all'Università di Tor Vergata di Roma ed Andrea Roventini, professore della Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna di Pisa. Modera l'incontro il nostro direttore Antonio De Chiara.

Ingresso libero fino ad esaurimento posti disponibili. Per informazioni telefonare al numero 055- 2616512 oppure scrivere all'indirizzo bibliotecadelleoblate@comune.fi.it

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EU/ENG - Book Presentation

Friday, April 17, at 5:00 PM Sala Aleramo, Biblioteca delle Oblate, Florence

Euroeconomie is pleased to present Professor Emanuele Felice’s latest work, Manifesto per un'altra economia e un'altra politica (Feltrinelli, 2025). This volume has emerged as one of the most widely debated contributions to contemporary Italian non-fiction.

For several years, Professor Felice has been a central figure in the discourse surrounding the renewal of economic literature and political practice. As a Professor of Economic History at IULM University in Milan, he has maintained a dual role as both a scholar and a public intellectual. Despite his relatively young age, he has long advocated for a fundamental rethinking of the intersections between economics and governance. His work is characterized by a consistent capacity for constructive policy proposals and civic engagement, making him one of the most influential authors among both the Italian academic community and the politically engaged public.

Panelists:

Daniela Chironi, Professor at the Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa

Simone Oggionni, Professor at the University of Rome Tor Vergata

Andrea Roventini, Professor at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa

Moderator:

Antonio De Chiara, Director of Euroeconomie.it

 

Free entry, subject to availability. For further information, please call 055-2616512 or email bibliotecadelleoblate@comune.fi.it


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