Piero Ferri
Biographic Data
| ID | 1090799 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Piero Ferri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Piero |
| FAMILY NAME | Ferri |
| SIGNATURE | FERRI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bologna |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5735-1221 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Organizing abundance and shuffling at festivals: The Ferrara Buskers Festival case
Managing Bologna university museums and collections (1970-2015)
The literature on university museums abounds with accounts of new initiatives to reposition these institutions by opening them up to the general public as they move away from core of university activities like teaching and research. However, what is seldom analyzed is the long-term impact of such initiatives, and whether they survive the initial phases and live up to expectations. The study reports on the administrative history of the museums and…
Accounting and the Hope of Action
The paper discusses the role of hope in the construction of an accounting technology to realize a program, by looking at a process of choosing non-financial indicators in an effort to achieve healthier workplaces. By exploring the literature dealing with the concept of hope and by drawing on the debate on the relationship between accounting and action, we highlight the features of three hope-related concepts (hopelessness, naïve hope, and reflect…
Behind the scenes of public funding for performing arts in Italy: Hidden phenomena beyond the rhetoric of legislation
This paper focuses on how Italian performing arts organizations were funded between 2003 and 2005. How does policy regulate the financing system for performing arts? What are the underlying logics that govern financing choices? In this paper the authors move beyond the simple examination of formal policies by analysing the funding data and organizational routines of the ministerial offices responsible for the allocation of grants. The authors imp…
Financial Fragility, the Minskian Triad, and Economic Dynamics
This paper emphasizes the relationship between financial fragility and economic dynamics. It uses the Minskian microeconomic categories based on the "triad: hedge, speculative, and Ponzi" finance and puts them into a macro perspective. In this environment, there can be a sharp distinction between solvent systems and crisis equilibria. This dichotomy can be analyzed by means of a regime-switching mechanism. The interaction between financial and re…
European Banking in the 1990's
Journal Article European Banking in the 1990's Get access European Banking in the iggo's. Edited by JEAN DERMINE. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1990. Pp. ix + 476. à à à à £60.00 hardback. ISBN 0631 17216 5.)Prospects for the European Monetary System. Edited by PIERO FERRI. (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1990. Pp. xx+260. à à à à £40.00 hardback. ISBN o 333 52575 2.)Monetary Implications of the 1990 Process. Edited by HEIDEMARIE SHERMAN, RICHARD BROWN, PIE…
The breakdown of the IS–LM synthesis: Implications for post-Keynesian economic theory
The monetarist and the new classical economics attack routed the IS–LM version of Keynesian theory and the large scale econometric models from the centre of macroeconomic research. However monetarism and the new classical economics were more successful as a critique of the IS–LM orthodoxy than as a basis for fruitful research and policy analysis. Post-Keynesian economists also attack the IS–LM orthodoxy, mainly because it misspecified ‘... the ec…
Behind the scenes of public funding for performing arts in Italy: Hidden phenomena beyond the rhetoric of legislation
This paper focuses on how Italian performing arts organizations were funded between 2003 and 2005. How does policy regulate the financing system for performing arts? What are the underlying logics that govern financing choices? In this paper the authors move beyond the simple examination of formal policies by analysing the funding data and organizational routines of the ministerial offices responsible for the allocation of grants. The authors imp…
The breakdown of the IS–LM synthesis: Implications for post-Keynesian economic theory
The monetarist and the new classical economics attack routed the IS–LM version of Keynesian theory and the large scale econometric models from the centre of macroeconomic research. However monetarism and the new classical economics were more successful as a critique of the IS–LM orthodoxy than as a basis for fruitful research and policy analysis. Post-Keynesian economists also attack the IS–LM orthodoxy, mainly because it misspecified ‘... the ec…
Managing Bologna university museums and collections (1970-2015)
The literature on university museums abounds with accounts of new initiatives to reposition these institutions by opening them up to the general public as they move away from core of university activities like teaching and research. However, what is seldom analyzed is the long-term impact of such initiatives, and whether they survive the initial phases and live up to expectations. The study reports on the administrative history of the museums and…
Financial Fragility, the Minskian Triad, and Economic Dynamics
This paper emphasizes the relationship between financial fragility and economic dynamics. It uses the Minskian microeconomic categories based on the "triad: hedge, speculative, and Ponzi" finance and puts them into a macro perspective. In this environment, there can be a sharp distinction between solvent systems and crisis equilibria. This dichotomy can be analyzed by means of a regime-switching mechanism. The interaction between financial and re…
The breakdown of the IS–LM synthesis: Implications for post-Keynesian economic theory
The monetarist and the new classical economics attack routed the IS–LM version of Keynesian theory and the large scale econometric models from the centre of macroeconomic research. However monetarism and the new classical economics were more successful as a critique of the IS–LM orthodoxy than as a basis for fruitful research and policy analysis. Post-Keynesian economists also attack the IS–LM orthodoxy, mainly because it misspecified ‘... the ec…
European Banking in the 1990's
Journal Article European Banking in the 1990's Get access European Banking in the iggo's. Edited by JEAN DERMINE. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1990. Pp. ix + 476. à à à à £60.00 hardback. ISBN 0631 17216 5.)Prospects for the European Monetary System. Edited by PIERO FERRI. (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1990. Pp. xx+260. à à à à £40.00 hardback. ISBN o 333 52575 2.)Monetary Implications of the 1990 Process. Edited by HEIDEMARIE SHERMAN, RICHARD BROWN, PIE…
Financial Fragility, the Minskian Triad, and Economic Dynamics
This paper emphasizes the relationship between financial fragility and economic dynamics. It uses the Minskian microeconomic categories based on the "triad: hedge, speculative, and Ponzi" finance and puts them into a macro perspective. In this environment, there can be a sharp distinction between solvent systems and crisis equilibria. This dichotomy can be analyzed by means of a regime-switching mechanism. The interaction between financial and re…
Behind the scenes of public funding for performing arts in Italy: Hidden phenomena beyond the rhetoric of legislation
This paper focuses on how Italian performing arts organizations were funded between 2003 and 2005. How does policy regulate the financing system for performing arts? What are the underlying logics that govern financing choices? In this paper the authors move beyond the simple examination of formal policies by analysing the funding data and organizational routines of the ministerial offices responsible for the allocation of grants. The authors imp…
Accounting and the Hope of Action
The paper discusses the role of hope in the construction of an accounting technology to realize a program, by looking at a process of choosing non-financial indicators in an effort to achieve healthier workplaces. By exploring the literature dealing with the concept of hope and by drawing on the debate on the relationship between accounting and action, we highlight the features of three hope-related concepts (hopelessness, naïve hope, and reflect…
Managing Bologna university museums and collections (1970-2015)
The literature on university museums abounds with accounts of new initiatives to reposition these institutions by opening them up to the general public as they move away from core of university activities like teaching and research. However, what is seldom analyzed is the long-term impact of such initiatives, and whether they survive the initial phases and live up to expectations. The study reports on the administrative history of the museums and…
Organizing abundance and shuffling at festivals: The Ferrara Buskers Festival case
Political science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · History (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Art History and Market Analysis (2 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works) · Economic theories and models (2 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (2 works) · History (2 works)