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            <forename>Giampiero</forename>
            <surname>Nigro</surname>
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        <p>In contrast to the debates of the past, which focused mainly on income inequality and the related elements of injustice, the recent interest in economic inequality focuses on its effects on economic growth and social development. New research is an important element of these recent debates: a historical approach that contextualizes inequality with reference to social relations, institutions, access to power and its cultural legitimacy can facilitate the understanding of the mechanisms that lead to inequality and its effects.</p>
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        <p>In contrasto coi dibattiti del passato, che si dedicavano prevalentemente alla disparità di redditi e ai connessi elementi di ingiustizia, il recente interesse per la disuguaglianza economica si concentra attorno agli effetti sulla crescita economica e lo sviluppo sociale. Le intuizioni storiografiche sono un elemento importante di questi recenti dibattiti: un approccio storico che contestualizzi la disuguaglianza con riferimento alle relazioni sociali, alle istituzioni, all’accesso al potere e alla sua legittimazione culturale, può facilitare la comprensione dei meccanismi che portano alla disuguaglianza e ai suoi effetti.</p>
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          <item>Indice</item>
          <item>La disuguaglianza ieri e oggi</item>
          <item>Ineguaglianze economiche. Le certezze e le incertezze</item>
          <item>Fonti e metodi - Sources and Methods<list><item>Economic inequality in preindustrial Europe, 1300-1800: methods and results from the EINITE project</item><item>La disuguaglianza economica in area marchigiana: uno studio di lungo periodo (1400-1800)</item><item>Dinamiche della disuguaglianza economica nella Repubblica di Venezia: fonti e metodi d’indagine a partire dal caso padovano</item><item>Ricchezza e proprietà in una città levantina: Bari tra Cinque e Settecento</item><item>Wealth inequality in Catalonia, 1400-1800. Sources, data and a case study</item><item>Wealth inequalities in cities of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and their changes during the seventeenth century. Sources and methods of measure</item><item>A study of economic inequality in the light of fiscal sources: the case of Catalonia (14th-18th  centuries)</item><item>Measuring economic inequality in Southern Europe: the Iberian Peninsula in the 14th-17th centuries</item></list></item>
          <item>Cause della disuguaglianza economica - Causes of Economic Inequality<list><item>Economic inequality in the rural Southern Low Countries during the Fifteenth century: sources, data and reflection</item><item>Montagne diseguali? Il ruolo regolatore delle risorse collettive nella montagna friulana, secoli XVII-XVIII</item><item>Inequality in Early Modern Spain: New evidence from the Ensenada Cadastre in Castile, c. 1750</item><item>“I nostri contadini solevano istare molto meglio per lo addrieto che ora”: mezzadria, proprietà cittadina e disuguaglianza economica in Toscana, sec. XV-XVI</item><item>Economic inequality in Germany, 1500-1800</item></list></item>
          <item>Effetti della disuguaglianza economica sull’economia e sulla società - Effects of Economic Inequality on the Economy and Society<list><item>Welfare and demography in the time of Malthus. Regional and local variations in poor relief and population developments in Flanders, c. 1750-1810</item><item>Regional variation in the distribution of property rights over land in sixteenth-century Ottoman rural Manisa</item><item>Measuring urban inequalities. Spatial patterns of service access in sixteenth-century Leiden</item><item>Feeding inequalities: the role of economic inequalities and the urban market in late medieval food security. The case of fourteenth-century Ghent</item></list></item>
          <item>Conclusioni - Conclusions<list><item>Looking for the islands of equality in a sea of inequality. Why did some societies in pre-industrial Europe have relatively low levels of wealth inequality?</item></list></item>
          <item>Abstract</item>
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