TEORIA E CRITICA DELLA REGOLAZIONE SOCIALE / THEORY AND CRITICISM OF SOCIAL REGULATION 2/2019

The difficulty of a genuine dialogue and understanding between economics, law and humanities, seems to be due not only to the fragmentation of reflections on man, but to a real ‘conflict of anthropologies’. What kind of conceptions of man and human values are presupposed by and / or privileged by economics, law, economic approaches to law and social sciences? How and when do these conceptions come into conflict within and between disciplines? How do these conceptions of man and his values influence the conceptions of economics, law and institutions, and vice versa, how do these last conceptions influence the former? What are the normative, regulatory and practical implications of assuming an anthropological and / or axiological perspective instead of another? This Special issue aims at exploring the possibility of finding a common ground for discussion between economics, law and humanities, through the analysis and comparison of both the conceptions of man, human action and values assumed by economics, law and humanities, and their normative implications.

Monographic Section / Sezione monografica

Paolo Silvestri Economics, Law and Humanities: Homo-what? An Introduction

Salvatore RizzelloIdentity and Consciousness in Economics

Stefano Solari Practical Reason, ‘Civil Prudence’ and the Law: Vico’s Epistemology and Economic Action

Domagoj Racˇic´The Aspects of Human Action

Silvia ZorzettoRational, Reasonable and Nudged Man

Alessio Sardo, Fabrizio EspositoHomo Ludicus: Expected Strategies and Jurisprudence 

Paolo Silvestri The All Too Human Welfare State: Freedom between Gift and Corruption 

Marc Gotzmann Leaving Town for the Market: The Emergence and Expansion of Social Trust in the Works of Elinor Ostrom and Henry Sumner Maine

Saggi e note di lettura / Essays and notes 

Dario Alparone Riflessioni psicoanalitiche sul concetto di autonomia morale a partire dall’osservazione 

di detenuti mafiosi

Gianvito BrindisiLa storia esterna del giudiziario tra Bourdieu e Foucault 

Maurizio ManzinArchitetture del ragionamento giuridico

Tullia PennaCenni storici sulla PMA eterologa: la morale sessuale cattolica e il modello bioetico francese

Daniele Velo DalbrentaIl giudice riluttante. Intorno all’arte di (non) giudicare in The Merchant of Venice