Drawing on primary sources gathered from repositories in Abruzzo, Bologna and Rome, this study – underpinned by the framework of governmentality – analyses the accounting, financial and governmental practices deployed as a consequence of the Reclamation Consortia in Fascist Italy. In a scenario stimulated by the ascent of the Fascist discourse on the Agricultural Corporative Economy, this analysis seeks to show the new technologies of government deployed by the State and local communities through the Reclamation Consortia Reform. The study also unveils the leading role in the change process played by Arrigo Serpieri who, besides acting as Under Secretary of State at the Ministry of Agriculture in Mussolini’s government, was considered at th...
International literature on agricultural accounting is yet to pay a significant level of attention t...
Changes in accounting are not immune from the influence of institutions (public or private), that as...
Changes in accounting are not immune from the influence of (public or private) institutions that pla...
Drawing on primary sources gathered from repositories in Abruzzo, Bologna and Rome, this study – und...
Agricultural Economists in Early Twentieth-Century Italy describes how Italian agricultural economis...
This article deals with the multi-layered historical evolution of the theoretical interpretation of...
By studying the theoretical and empirical work of agricultural economists in pre-World War I and int...
Acknowledging the call for more accounting research in the field of food production and trade, this ...
In my research I focus on the ways farmers, food processors, consumers, and regulators link ethical ...
Introduction: The paper considers the case of the University of Ferrara during the Fascist regime (1...
The study focuses on the complex interaction between ideological beliefs, culture and accounting by ...
Accounting was a fundamental tool for the Italian Fascist regime to exert its power on universities,...
The relationship between the State and the promotion of art has evolved over time, although art has ...
The authors propose a critical reinterpretation of a case study embedded in the historical period of...
Knowing to transform describes how Italian agricultural economists collected information about the e...
International literature on agricultural accounting is yet to pay a significant level of attention t...
Changes in accounting are not immune from the influence of institutions (public or private), that as...
Changes in accounting are not immune from the influence of (public or private) institutions that pla...
Drawing on primary sources gathered from repositories in Abruzzo, Bologna and Rome, this study – und...
Agricultural Economists in Early Twentieth-Century Italy describes how Italian agricultural economis...
This article deals with the multi-layered historical evolution of the theoretical interpretation of...
By studying the theoretical and empirical work of agricultural economists in pre-World War I and int...
Acknowledging the call for more accounting research in the field of food production and trade, this ...
In my research I focus on the ways farmers, food processors, consumers, and regulators link ethical ...
Introduction: The paper considers the case of the University of Ferrara during the Fascist regime (1...
The study focuses on the complex interaction between ideological beliefs, culture and accounting by ...
Accounting was a fundamental tool for the Italian Fascist regime to exert its power on universities,...
The relationship between the State and the promotion of art has evolved over time, although art has ...
The authors propose a critical reinterpretation of a case study embedded in the historical period of...
Knowing to transform describes how Italian agricultural economists collected information about the e...
International literature on agricultural accounting is yet to pay a significant level of attention t...
Changes in accounting are not immune from the influence of institutions (public or private), that as...
Changes in accounting are not immune from the influence of (public or private) institutions that pla...