History of Economic Thought and Policy is a new professional journal that continues the tradition established by the "newsletter of the history of economic thought" which was founded in florence (italy) in 1972 by piero barucci, francesca duchini and umberto meoli. In 2004 the newsletter began a "new series" of biannual issues, published by franco angeli, which ceased publication in 2010.
History of Economic Thought and Policy accepts original papers across the full spectrum of scientific approaches within the history of economic thought. However, HETP has a special interest in analyzing the relationship between economic theories and public policy in different historical phases and national contexts. It is interested in exploring the role played by economists in advising and implementing policy measures and in taking active part in the life of major institutions, both economic or non-economic. On occasion, HETP may accept to publish monographic issues or launch a "call for papers" on specific topics. It will also be open to the publication of archival sources of major importance regarding the role of economists in policy decisions or debates.
History of Economic Thought and Policy is meant to be accessible to readers from a great variety of intellectual backgrounds: historians of economic thought, economists, economic historians, as well as social scientists.
History of Economic Thought and Policy is structured into four main sections: a) Essays; b) Short articles - Economist’s Archive - Review Articles; c) Book reviews; d) Features.
History of Economic Thought and Policy is a peer-reviewed journal: once a paper passed a preliminary screening by the editors, external referees will be invited to submit reports in line with internationally accepted best practices. The editors will try to select referees who will provide timely, impartial and informative reports. The list of referees as well as other relevant information on the editorial policy (rejection rates, average time of acceptance and publication of articles etc.) will be published regularly.
Although founded and edited in Italy, History of Economic Thought and Policy has an international vocation. All essays are published in English, with contributors from all over the world.

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Editor: Fabio Masini (University of Roma Tre)
Editor-in-chief: Stefano Solari (University of Padua)
Founding Editors: Piero Bini (University of Florence); Pier Francesco Asso (University of Palermo)
Editorial Board: Michele Alacevich (University of Bologna), Katia Caldari (University of Padua), Carlo Cristiano (University of Pisa), Antonio Magliulo (University of Florence), Manuela Mosca (University of Salento), Sebastiano Nerozzi (Catholic University, Milan), Daniela Parisi (Catholic University, Milan), Monika Poettinger (University of Milan, Bocconi), Antonella Rancan (University of Molise), Luca Sandonà (Independent researcher), Claudia Sunna (University of Salento), Gianfranco Tusset (University of Padua)
Advisory Board: Piero Barucci (Honorary President), Massimo Augello (University of Pisa), Roger Backhouse (University of Birmingham), Bradley Bateman (Randolph College), Daniele Besomi (Independent Researcher), Annie Cot (University of Paris I, Sorbonne), Marco Dardi (University of Florence), Alfredo Gigliobianco (Bank of Italy), Gabriella Gioli (University of Florence), Harald Hagemann (University of Hohenheim), Wade Hands (University of Puget Sound), Robert Leeson (Stanford University), Ivo Maes (Catholic University of Leuven), M. Cristina Marcuzzo (University of Rome, La Sapienza), Michael McLure (University of Western Australia), Steven Medema (Duke University), Tamotsu Nishizawa (Teikyo University, Tokyo), Jean-Pierre Potier (University of Lyon 2), Malcolm Rutherford (University of Victoria), Richard Whatmore (University of Sussex).

Contacs: Piero Bini, viale 4 Novembre, 117 - 50053 Empoli (Florence - Italy); e-mail: hetp@uniroma3.it.

History of Economic Thought and Policy is a (double-blind) peer-reviewed journal: once a paper passed a preliminary screening by the editors, external referees will be invited to submit reports in line with internationally accepted best practices. The editors will try to select referees who will provide timely, impartial and informative reports. The list of referees as well as other relevant information on the editorial policy (rejection rates, average time of acceptance and publication of articles, etc.) will be published regularly.

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