The curious task
Alberto MingardiSalvare i cocci della società aperta e altre illusioni
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La Controstoria di Mughini
E’ davvero una Controstoria dell’Italia questo libro di Giampiero Mughini? I dieci capitoli (uno travestito da “Conclusione”) ripercorrono il periodo che va “dalla morte di Mussolini all’era Berlusconi”. Ed effettivamente se immaginiamo qua...
La frontiera e la cultura
Per me, la data cerchiata in rosso sul calendario d’agosto è il 15. Non perché sia Ferragosto ma perché esce al cinema la seconda parte del primo episodio di Horizon, il grande Western corale di Kevin Costner. La prima parte l’ho vista e an...
Le presunte virtù dell'economia di guerra
Per tirar di sciabola contro il fantasma del “neoliberismo”, negli ultimi anni un’agguerrita pattuglia di studiosi ha riscoperto lo Stato imprenditore. Sia “a sinistra” (Mazzucato, Rodrik) che “a destra” (negli Usa, il gruppo dell’ “America...
Il proletariato bianco e il vice di Trump
Come molti, pensavo che Trump, dovendo contrapporsi al ticket Biden-Harris, scegliesse per vicepresidente una donna o un uomo di colore: insomma un rappresentante di una minoranza. Mai avrei immaginato, però, che avrebbe pescato il suo vice...
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DG Istituto Bruno Leoni (www.brunoleoni.it). Professore Associato di Storia delle Dottrine Politiche IULM (www.iulm.it). Ultimo libro: "La società chiusa in casa. La libertà dei moderni dopo la pandemia" (con Gilberto Corbellini, Marsilio, 2021).
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