Mario Einaudi
Biographic Data
| ID | 951600 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mario Einaudi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mario |
| FAMILY NAME | Einaudi |
| SIGNATURE | EINAUDI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 39 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 39 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1934 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Early Rousseau
The Idea of Order: Contributions to a Philosophy of Politics
The Roosevelt Revolution
Journal Article The Roosevelt Revolution Get access The Roosevelt Revolution. By Mario Einaudi. New York, Harcourt; London, Constable, 1960, x+372 pp. Index. $5.95. 36s. C. J. C. C. J. C. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 36, Issue 4, October 1960, Page 552, https://doi.org/10.2307/2610355 Published: 01 October 1960
The Roosevelt Revolution
Foreign Aid in the Mediterranean
Essay| August 01 1957 Foreign Aid in the Mediterranean Mario Einaudi Mario Einaudi Professor of Government, Cornell University Mario Einaudiis head of the Department of Government at Cornell University and a member of the American Association of Political Science. His most recent published work is to be found in the series of volumes of the French-Italian Enquiry, dealing with some postwar political and economic problems of France and Italy. Cont…
Democracy and Marxism
The Crisis of Communism
Nationalisation in France and Italy
Dieci Anni Dopo 1945-1955: Saggi Sulla Vita Democratica Italiana
Nationalization in France and Italy
democracy was to be restored. But after two years, the matter has lost some of its early urgency. It somehow appears unrelated to the really important questions of the day, and there are some persons who now agree with the statement made by Edouard Herriot a good many years ago that nationalization is like a drum: it makes a lot of noise, but there is nothing inside. The issues, however, are more complicated than that, and they are sufficiently i…
Communism in Western Europe
Christian Democracy in Italy and France
Communism in Western Europe
Communism in Western Europe
Selected Articles and Documents on
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Selected Articles and Documents on Foreign and Comparative Government
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Articles and Documents on Foreign and Comparative Government
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Western European Communism: A Profile
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The Crisis of Politics and Government in France
The French elections of June 1951 and the serious difficulties experienced by the victorious constitutional parties in the formation of a government call attention once more to the problems of a parliamentary system in a multiparty state, and underline the urgency of a redefinition of the roles of parties and government within a constitutional democracy. These developments also draw attention to the basic constitutional problems which affect the …
Nationalization of Industry in Western Europe: Recent Literature and Debates
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Foreign Governments
The Italian Elections of 1948
The outcome of the Italian election's can be summarized statistically as follows. In the elections for the Chamber of Deputies (the only ones to be taken into account in these comments), a total of 26 million citizens went to the polls, or about 92% of the registered voters, as against 23 millions in 1946. Almost 13 millions cast their ballot for Christian-Democracy in 1948 as against 8 millions in 1946; about 10 millions for Marxist parties, as …
The Constitution of the Italian Republic
At the beginning of 1948, Italy's first republican constitution went into effect. After exactly a century, the Statuto of 1848 was finally and formally superseded. History will record that the Statuto proved a powerful instrument in the formation of Italian unity and in the development of Italy's freedoms and parliamentary system until 1922, just as it will also be a witness to its rejection and nullification in the course of the subsequent twent…
Christian Democracy in Italy
The American mind has been traditionally more ready to accept the validity of political parties which tend to reflect the complexity of political and economic problems and are not based on any simple ideology. For a nation's mind is not a simple one, nor are its interests capable of simple definition. In a free society, a political party with any claim to national scope and to a lasting identification with the task of solving the particular probl…
The Constitution of the Italian Republic
At the beginning of 1948, Italy's first republican constitution went into effect. After exactly a century, the Statuto of 1848 was finally and formally superseded. History will record that the Statuto proved a powerful instrument in the formation of Italian unity and in the development of Italy's freedoms and parliamentary system until 1922, just as it will also be a witness to its rejection and nullification in the course of the subsequent twent…
Christian Democracy in Italy
The American mind has been traditionally more ready to accept the validity of political parties which tend to reflect the complexity of political and economic problems and are not based on any simple ideology. For a nation's mind is not a simple one, nor are its interests capable of simple definition. In a free society, a political party with any claim to national scope and to a lasting identification with the task of solving the particular probl…
The British Background of Burke’s Political Philosophy
The Roosevelt Revolution
Journal Article The Roosevelt Revolution Get access The Roosevelt Revolution. By Mario Einaudi. New York, Harcourt; London, Constable, 1960, x+372 pp. Index. $5.95. 36s. C. J. C. C. J. C. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 36, Issue 4, October 1960, Page 552, https://doi.org/10.2307/2610355 Published: 01 October 1960
Western European Communism: A Profile
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Political Change in France and Italy
In the simultaneous elections held on June 2, 1946, in France and Italy, it is not difficult to see a symbol of the community of destiny which, even now, seems to link the two countries. France and Italy are the two largest western European countries to emerge intact from the ordeal of fascism and war, and the political decisions they will make in the near future are bound to affect to a large extent the course of events in Europe. To find out wh…
The British Background of Burke’s Political Philosophy
Da Bartolo all'Altusio. Saggi sulla storia del pensiero publicistico del Rinascimento Italiano . Francesco Ercole
Fascism and Capitalism in Contemporary Italy
The Quest for Peace Since the World War
The Story of the Political Philosophers
On Winning the Peace
The Diary of Gino Speranza, Italy, 1915-1919
National Leadership and World Crisis
If Men Were Angels: Some aspects of Government in a Democracy
Political Issues and Alignments in Italy Today
The efforts of the Italian people to create the basis of a new political life are proceeding amidst the most serious difficulties, but not without well-founded hopes for the future. There is hunger in Italy today—and insecurity, unemployment, lack of transportation and of some of the bare necessities of civilized human life. Worst of all, there is inflation on a fearful scale, with its destruction of economic and moral values, with its sudden imp…
Economic and Political Reconstruction of Italy
possible until a short time ago. The deadlock which had continued until recently between the defenders of the old institutional framework and the representatives of the various political forces which today represent one of Italy's best hopes for the future, has apparently been broken by the acceptance of a compromise aimed at the formation of a stronger war cabinet. It may be hoped that the new government will strive to become a true symbol of th…
The Economic Reconstruction of Italy
Political Change in France and Italy
In the simultaneous elections held on June 2, 1946, in France and Italy, it is not difficult to see a symbol of the community of destiny which, even now, seems to link the two countries. France and Italy are the two largest western European countries to emerge intact from the ordeal of fascism and war, and the political decisions they will make in the near future are bound to affect to a large extent the course of events in Europe. To find out wh…
Christian Democracy in Italy
The American mind has been traditionally more ready to accept the validity of political parties which tend to reflect the complexity of political and economic problems and are not based on any simple ideology. For a nation's mind is not a simple one, nor are its interests capable of simple definition. In a free society, a political party with any claim to national scope and to a lasting identification with the task of solving the particular probl…
Christian Democracy in Italy
The Italian Elections of 1948
The outcome of the Italian election's can be summarized statistically as follows. In the elections for the Chamber of Deputies (the only ones to be taken into account in these comments), a total of 26 million citizens went to the polls, or about 92% of the registered voters, as against 23 millions in 1946. Almost 13 millions cast their ballot for Christian-Democracy in 1948 as against 8 millions in 1946; about 10 millions for Marxist parties, as …
The Constitution of the Italian Republic
At the beginning of 1948, Italy's first republican constitution went into effect. After exactly a century, the Statuto of 1848 was finally and formally superseded. History will record that the Statuto proved a powerful instrument in the formation of Italian unity and in the development of Italy's freedoms and parliamentary system until 1922, just as it will also be a witness to its rejection and nullification in the course of the subsequent twent…
Foreign Governments
Nationalization of Industry in Western Europe: Recent Literature and Debates
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Articles and Documents
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Articles and Documents on Foreign and Comparative Government
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Western European Communism: A Profile
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The Crisis of Politics and Government in France
The French elections of June 1951 and the serious difficulties experienced by the victorious constitutional parties in the formation of a government call attention once more to the problems of a parliamentary system in a multiparty state, and underline the urgency of a redefinition of the roles of parties and government within a constitutional democracy. These developments also draw attention to the basic constitutional problems which affect the …
Christian Democracy in Italy and France
Communism in Western Europe
Political science (34 works) · Law (20 works) · Politics (20 works) · Law (12 works) · Italian Fascism and Post-war Society (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Democracy (8 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Economic history (7 works)