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Gli studi matematici di Pareto all'Università di Torino: le coordinate istituzionali ed intellettuali generali, gli indirizzi epistemologici, i contenuti formali e l'influenza esercitata sull'opera paretiana

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  • Mornati Fiorenzo, 2005. "Gli studi matematici di Pareto all'Università di Torino: le coordinate istituzionali ed intellettuali generali, gli indirizzi epistemologici, i contenuti formali e l'influenza esercitata sull'opera pa," CESMEP Working Papers 200505, University of Turin.
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    1. Luigino Bruni, 2002. "Vilfredo Pareto and the Birth of Modern Microeconomics," Books, Edward Elgar Publishing, number 2238.
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