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Paolo Savona is Chairman of the Italian Companies and Stock Exchange Commission (CONSOB), Minister for European Affairs in the Conte Government and Emeritus Professor of Political Economy at LUISS Guido Carli University, Italy. He began his career at the Research Department of the Bank of Italy, and undertook special studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology under the tutorship of Charles P. Kindleberger and Franco Modigliani. He has served as Italy’s Minister of Industry, Commerce and Handicraft in the Ciampi Government, Secretary General for Economic Planning at the Ministry of the Budget, Chief of the European Policy Department of the Italian Prime Minister’s Office, and as Chairman of the Italian Guarantee Scheme (twice). He has also authored many publications on monetary and financial matters, and on economic dualisms.

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Paolo Savona

Paolo Savona is Chairman of the Italian Companies and Stock Exchange Commission (CONSOB), Minister for European Affairs in the Conte Government and Emeritus Professor of Political Economy at LUISS Guido Carli University, Italy. He began his career at the Research Department of the Bank of Italy, and undertook special studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology under the tutorship of Charles P. Kindleberger and Franco Modigliani. He has served as Italy's Minister of Industry, Commerce and Handicraft in the Ciampi Government, Secretary General for Economic Planning at the Ministry of the Budget, Chief of the European Policy Department of the Italian Prime Minister’s Office, and as Chairman of the Italian Guarantee Scheme (twice). He has also authored many publications on monetary and financial matters, and on economic dualisms.

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Democracy, the State and the Market

Irreconcilability or Equilibration between Institutions?

By: Paolo Savona

From £29.99

This text centres on the relationship between democracy, the State and the global market, demonstrating that their irreconcilability is merely a political choice. It proposes an agreement of cultural and economic cooperation aimed at spreading instruction and well-being for all.