Economia italiana

“Economia Italiana” was founded in 1979 to complement its sister publication, the “Review”, founded in 1947, and not replace it. From its foundation the journal was edited by economist Mario Arcelli (1935-2004).
The goal of the journal was to explore the structural conditions of the Italian economy, in the light of changes in the international economy in the 1970s, from the various oil crises to the European Monetary System, and also the subsequent need to tackle the economic reforms necessary in Italy.

Supported by a prestigious academic committee, the journal’s editorial thrust deals with major topics in each issue, which is organised into sections: “Discussion topics”, “Studies and research”, “Sector studies” and “Interviews, debate and comment”, “Review of economic & financial provisions” and “Review of economic literature” (these are translations of the section names in Italian).
The journal is distributed in Italy free of charge, with a circulation of over 4000 copies.

For further information please visit www.unicreditreviews.eu. 

Itaca - Territorial notebooks

Itaca - territorial notebooks, published by Baldini & Castoldi Dalai Editor, is the UniCredit magazine dedicated to the territory.

This publication, in addition to documenting in detail the activity of Local Committees and providing a mouthpiece for the major players in this experience, presents a veritable collection of studies, research and proposals for the rejuvenation of local economies.

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East

east (europe and asia strategies) is the international review of economics, politics and culture, supported by UniCredit.

east is published by Banda Larga in cooperation with Internazionale and is headed by Vittorio Borelli. The scientific committee of the magazine is presided by Alessandro Profumo and composed of Aldo Bonomi, Massimo Cacciari, Ferruccio De Bortoli, Carmine Lamanda, Giovanni Moro, Fabrizio Onida, Lapo Pistelli, Sergio Romano, Renato Ruggiero and Danilo Taino. east is also supported by a correspondents’ committee composed by Lev Gudkov, Ulrike Guérot, Wojciech Jagielski, Predrag Matvejevic, Moni Ovadia, Soli Ozel, Farian Sabahi, György Schöpflin, Vladimir Tismaneanu and Luigi Tomba.

east is a magnifying glass over the great development areas of Europe and Asia. This result is reached through investigations, reportages, monographies and analyses of important opinion leaders. east is then a precious tool to tackle in the best possible way the economic and cultural challenges of globalization.

For further information www.eastonline.it.