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Note bibliografiche: Cangiani M., Cammozzo A., Gambarotto F., Gnesutta C., Lampa R., Perri S., Ramazzotti P. e Salento A., (2017), Stato sociale, politica economica e democrazia. Riflessioni sullo spazio e il ruolo dell’intervento pubblico oggi

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Review of Cangiani M., Cammozzo A., Gambarotto F., Gnesutta C., Lampa R., Perri S., Ramazzotti P. e Salento A., (2017), Stato sociale, politica economica e democrazia. Riflessioni sullo spazio e il ruolo dell’intervento pubblico oggi.

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  • Alberto Baffigi, 2018. "Note bibliografiche: Cangiani M., Cammozzo A., Gambarotto F., Gnesutta C., Lampa R., Perri S., Ramazzotti P. e Salento A., (2017), Stato sociale, politica economica e democrazia. Riflessioni sullo spa," Moneta e Credito, Economia civile, vol. 71(282), pages 157-167.
    • Handle: RePEc:psl:moneta:2018:27
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