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10 Years in Memory of Pier Luigi Porta

30/01/2026 09:03

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10 Years in Memory of Pier Luigi Porta

Il 29 gennaio la Scuola dell'Economia Civile ha ricordato l'economista a dieci anni dalla scomparsa

EU/ENG - Ten years after his passing, the name and legacy of Pier Luigi Porta (1945–2016) continue to resonate in the memories of those who knew him as a teacher, colleague, and friend. 

 

The figure of the economist Pier Luigi Porta

As a professor of Political Economy and History of Economic Thought, and founder of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Milano-Bicocca, he examined the works of classical economists with great subtlety, contributed to debates on welfare and the economics of happiness, and revitalized the Italian tradition of economia civile. His scholarly work, carried out with passion and generosity, was fueled by meticulous philology and a strong focus on the human dimension; he published in top venues like Cambridge and Oxford, and built scientific communities, such as the European Society for the History of Economic Thought (ESHET), of which he was a founding member. A special mention goes to his editing of the prestigious volume “David Ricardo: Notes on Malthus’s ‘Measure of Value’” (Cambridge University Press, 1992), a continuation of the critical edition of Ricardo’s works initiated by Piero Sraffa, as well as the Italian editions of Ricardo’s writings. 

 

The study day in honor of the economist

A study day to honor his life and reflect on the vocation of the economist through it. (The event poster is pictured below) Porta embodied a vision of economic inquiry that combined the heritage of the classical tradition with a deep concern for the civil and moral dimensions of economic life. On Thursday, January 29, at the Polo Bonfanti in Figline and Incisa Valdarno, the School of Civil Economy dedicated a day of study to remember his figure and to reflect on the profession of the economist. Leonardo Becchetti, Riccardo Scazzieri, Robert Sugden, and Stefano Zamagni presented at the meeting, and the common thread of the shared memories highlighted Porta's ability to embody an approach to economic research that combined the legacy of the classical tradition with attention to the civil and moral dimensions of economic life.
A special award was also given to young economists under 35.
The study day ideally honored the memory of an economist who deserved and deserves to be remembered.

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EU/ITA - Dieci anni dopo la sua scomparsa, il nome e l’opera di Pier Luigi Porta (1945–2016) continuano a vivere nella memoria di chi lo ha incontrato come maestro, collega e amico. 

 

L'economista

Professore di Economia Politica e Storia del Pensiero Economico, fondatore della Facoltà di Economia a Milano-Bicocca, ha scavato con finezza nei testi degli economisti classici, ha contribuito al dibattito sul welfare e sull’economia della felicità, e ha rinnovato il senso della tradizione italiana dell’economia civile. Pier Luigi Porta ha pubblicato nelle sedi più prestigiose (Cambridge, Oxford) e contribuito alla costruzione di comunità scientifiche, come nel caso della European Society for the History of Economic Thought (ESHET), di cui fu tra i fondatori. Un riconoscimento speciale va alla sua curatela del prestigioso volume “David Ricardo: Notes on Malthus’s ‘Measure of Value’” (Cambridge University Press, 1992), proseguimento dell’edizione critica delle opere di Ricardo avviata da Piero Sraffa, così come delle edizioni italiane degli scritti ricardiani.

 

La giornata di studi

La Scuola dell'economia civile insieme all’associazione culturale HEIRS (Happiness and Economics in Interpersonal Relationship) ha dedicato il 29 gennaio al Polo Bonfanti di Figline ed Incisa Valdarno, una giornata di studi per ricordare la figura di Pier Luigi Porta e per interrogarsi sul mestiere dell’economista. Hanno relazionato all'incontro Leonardo Becchetti, Riccardo Scazzieri, Robert Sugden, Stefano Zamagni e il filo conduttore delle memorie condivise ha evidenziato la capacità di Porta di incarnare un modo di intendere la ricerca economica che univa l’eredità della tradizione classica con l’attenzione per la dimensione civile e morale della vita economica. 

E' stato conferito anche uno speciale premio per giovani economisti under 35.

La giornata di studi ha raccolto idealmente il testimone della memoria di un economista che meritava e merita di essere ricordato.

 

Antonio De Chiara @euroeconomie.it*

 

* This contribution is not a journalistic article but an analytical brief - Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico


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