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The 42nd AIEL Conference will take place at the University of Padua, from 15 to 17 September 2027.
Further details will be available in the coming months.
We are delighted to announce that the Special Issue of LABOUR: Review of Labour Economics and Industrial Relations celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Italian Association of Labour Economics is now online.
Edited by AIEL past presidents Lorenzo Cappellari and Daniela Vuri, the issue brings together contributions on gender gaps, reservation wages, wage bargaining, industrial conflict, organised crime and firm performance, skill demand, labour-market reforms, remote work, industrial relations, environmental regulation and technological change.
The issue also marks a long-standing connection between AIEL and LABOUR: two institutionally distinct initiatives, both rooted in the Italian labour-economics community and both committed to rigorous, empirically grounded and internationally oriented research.
Many thanks to the authors, referees, the Editor Franco Peracchi and the LABOUR editorial and production teams for making this initiative possible.
Read the Special Issue at the link below.
AIEL is pleased to announce the publication by Edizioni Lavoro of the English edition of Ezio Tarantelli’s The Political Economy of Labor.
The volume is the result of a joint initiative promoted by the Italian Association of Labour Economics, the Bank of Italy, the Ezio Tarantelli Interuniversity Research Centre — CIRET, and the Ezio Tarantelli Foundation. The project was coordinated by AIEL Past President Leonello Tronti.
The Political Economy of Labor is a labour economics textbook rooted in Tarantelli’s distinctive vision of the economic system, combining rigorous economic analysis with a deep attention to institutions, industrial relations, wage bargaining, and the role of labour in the broader functioning of the economy.
The publication of this English edition makes Tarantelli’s intellectual contribution accessible to a wider international audience and offers scholars, students, and readers interested in labour economics the opportunity to engage with a work that remains highly relevant for understanding the interaction between labour markets, macroeconomic dynamics, and social institutions.
The volume is available for download at the link below.