TURIN HUMANITIES PROGRAMME
SUMMER SCHOOL “Needs, Justice, and the Wealth of Nations: The Moral and Material Foundations of Political Economy in the European World (1500-1800)”
Alla fine del percorso di valutazione, il Comitato Scientifico della Summer School THP Needs, Justice, and the Wealth of Nations: The Moral and Material Foundations of Political Economy in the European World (1500-1800) ha selezionato i seguenti candidati quali partecipanti alla Summer School, che si terrà a Torino nel periodo 17-19 settembre 2026:
- Anil Atilgan, Revisiting the Grain Trade Debate: Nature, Scarcity, and the Limits of Improvement, 1763-1776
- Auguste Bertholet, Moral Reform and Political Economy in Eighteenth-Century Switzerland: The Société morale de Lausanne and Republican Stability
- Carlotta Denkmann, Self-Deception and Delusion in the Political Economy of Adam Smith
- Jaime Harguindey García, Entrepreneurial nobility and rural manufacturing in eighteenth-century Spain: the lordship linen factory of the 11th Duke of Béjar
- William James Hopkinson, Aristotle and Italian Renaissance Utopianism: Virtue and the City 1526-1627
- Jonathan Lohmann, The Birth of Economics out of the Spirit of Saint Augustin
- Marek Maj, Polish Physiocracy and Peasant Petitioning, Kraków c. 1816
- Okechukwu Joshua Mba, Needs, Rights, and the Wealth of States: Political Economy, Commerce, and Social Welfare in the Sokoto Caliphate, 1804–1848
- Nicholas P. J. McKenna, Before the Shot: Thoughts on the Global Origins of the American Revolution
- Mateo Montoya, Zones of Exception: The Society of Jesus, the Chartered Companies, and the Plural Sovereignties of Eighteenth-Century Political Economy
- Ashish Naik, The Categorical Work of Waste: Improvement, Idleness, and the Burden of Justification in Early Modern Political Economy
- Mattia Steardo, Tropical Needs and Imperial Governance: The Political Economy of Opposition to the Real Compañía Guipuzcoana (1749-1752)
La Fondazione 1563 ringrazia tutti i candidati per la loro partecipazione.
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