Antonio de Viti de Marco

Manuela Mosca is Professor of History of Economic Thought at the University of Salento, Italy. Among her other contributions on De Viti de Marco, see De Viti de Marco, Historian of economic analysis in "The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought", XII, 2005, n.2, pp.241-259.

“I’d encourage anyone interested in economics or history to learn about the beautiful story of Antonio de Viti de Marco, a man worth remembering.” (Chris Loukas, Foundation for Economic Education, fee.org, May 22, 2022)“One finishes reading this book with a fine awareness of de Viti’s interesting and tragic personal life, an understanding of his intense political involvement, and knowledge of his creativity as an economic theorist. … Manuela Mosca has crafted a book that can be read on multiple levels depending on a reader’s interest in the material. … Manuela Mosca has assembled a book that illuminates nicely all three elements of de Viti’s life and times.” (Richard E. Wagner, EH.Net, September, 2016)

• Part I - His personal life.- .1. Memories; Emilia Chirilli.- .Part II - The political sphere.- .2. From university to the rejection of the oath; Antonio Cardini.- .Part III - Economic theory and policy.- .3. Forerunner of Law and Economics; Ruggero Paladini.- .4. A scholar of Scienza delle finanze; Domenico Da Empoli.- .5. Free trade and the South of Italy; Ferruccio Marzano.- .6. Economic policy and banks; Pierluigi Ciocca.- .7. His place in economic thought; Riccardo Faucci.- .Part IV - His international reputation.- .8. His fate in the US; Pier Francesco Asso.- .9. His influence in the Anglo Saxon world; Steven G. Medema.- .10. The modernity of his financial thought; Richard E. Wagner.- .11. Scienza delle finanze and Public Choice; James M. Buchanan.