L'Industria is one of the oldest Italian journals of economics. Established in Milan in 1886, about a century later it merged with the "Rivista di economia e politica industriale" (Review of Industrial Economics and Policy) founded by Romano Prodi. Its main aim is to act as a roundtable for the discussion on the main issues related to economics and industrial policy. The journal follows three main analytical streams: industries, markets and policy. It is directed not only to academics, but also to entrepreneurs, policy-makers and to all those who have a governmental role. Particular attention is devoted to the Italian and European experiences as well as to the study of cases linked to other developed and emerging countries. Every issue is focused on topics of particular relevance and novelty, presented together with a selection of theoretical essays. L'Industria is also among the journals selected by the "American Economic Association" (JEL on CD, e-Jel and Econlit).
Editor in chief: Enzo Pontarollo Co-editor Cesare Pozzi Chairman of the committees: Romano Prodi Scientific board Valeriano Balloni, Sergio Barile, Sergio De Nardis, Andrea Gavosto, Gian Maria Gros- Pietro, Vittorio Maglia, Daniele Marini, Stefano Micelli, Pietro Modiano, Roberto Monducci, Fabrizio Onida, Brigitte Preissl, Pippo Ranci, Salvatore Rossi, Giovanni Zanetti Editorial board: Patrizio Bianchi, Federico Boffa, Marco Cucculelli, Marco R. Di Tommaso, Pier Carlo Frigero, Donato Iacobucci, Andrea Mangani, Franco Mosconi, Enzo Pontarollo, Cesare Pozzi, Luigi Prosperetti, Antonio Purpura, Secondo Rolfo, Enrico Santarelli, Laura Solimene, Fabrizio Traù, Davide Vannoni Editorial staff: Elisa Barbieri, Ernesto Cassetta, Sandrine Labory, Giorgio Prodi, Lauretta Rubini (senior editor), Giuseppe Surdi.
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