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BASE TEXT

Author, original title and year of 1st edn
Schumpeter, Joseph Alois
Business cycles : a theoretical, historical and statistical analysis of the capitalist process
New York ; London : McGraw Hill, 1939
Base edn and year
Schumpeter, Joseph Alois
Business cycles : a theoretical, historical and statistical analysis of the capitalist process
New York : McGraw-Hill, 1964

TRANSLATION INFO

original language
English
translation into
Italian
type of original text
Book
type of translated text
Book
timeline
19th Century

BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION FOR DOCUMENT

Surname and Name
of Author (in the original language)
Schumpeter, Joseph Alois
Year of publication
1977
Title
Il processo capitalistico : cicli economici
Edition number
Edizione ridotta
Place
Torino
Country
Italy
Publisher
Boringhieri

TRANSLATION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Text type
Translation abbreviated text
Editor’s name(s)
Fels, Rending
Translator’s name(s)
Ricoveri, Giovanna
D'Antonio, Mariano (consulenza)
Marchionatti, Roberto (consulenza)
Messori, Marcello (consulenza)

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION

National collection call mark
Biblioteca di economia, Università di Pisa
ECO EC POL 17-101

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The international conference entitled Translations of Economic Texts into and from European Languages, organized in the framework of the EE-T project, was held at the University of Pisa (Italy) on 11 to 13 September. The aim of the conference was to present the results of researches carried out throughout Europe on the international circulation of economic ideas through translations and adaptations of economic texts. The three days event was attended by around 100 participants representing: lecturers, researchers, students in the field of history of economic thought. More information is available in the Events section