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Il programma del liberalismo siciliano prima del ‘48 attraverso i manoscritti di Emerico Amari

2011

After studying Emerico Amari’s manuscripts, kept in the Biblioteca Comunale di Palermo, in this paper the author observes the contribution of Sicilian liberalism to the economic debate carried out in the years prior to the Revolution of ‘48. The unpublished papers enhance our knowledge and describe more clearly the reformist program that liberal Palermitans, among which Francesco Ferrara is numbered, stated and sustained for about ten years in the main administrative institutions of the island. Particular attention is paid to the most debated administrative and economic issues of that period: public works and conditions of Sicilian industry.

Emerico Amari Francesco Ferrara Unpublished manuscripts Sicilian liberalism Public works Sicilian industry.Settore SECS-P/04 - Storia Del Pensiero Economico
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L'Economista Anglofilo. Paolo Balsamo e l'utopia liberale in Sicilia (1787-1816)

2023

Paolo Balsamo -economist and professor of University of Palermo from 1787 to 1812- was a traveller and expert in the most advanced and modern British and European agriculture. He wrote articles and essays, both in English and Italian, on agriculture and political economy and was a correspondent of important cultural and political circles of British Whiggism. As a member of the Sicilian Parliament, ideologist of the constitutional party and trusted collaborator of Lord Bentinck, he wrote the Sicilian Constitution of 1812 which reformed the old institution of the Kingdom of Sicily transforming it into a liberal State. This monography explores Balsamo's intellectual and political figure throug…

Settore SECS-P/04 - Storia Del Pensiero EconomicoPaolo Balsamo Adam Smith Arthur Young Sicilian liberalism Sicilian economic thought chair of economics institutional history of economics history of international circulation of ideas Kingdom of Sicily Sicilian constitution Sicilian Parliament University of Palermo.
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