Biblioteca di Economia e Management
BEM preserves a number of personal and thematic book collections of particular significance and value. These include sixteenth-century editions, early printed books, rare and valuable editions, personal archives, as well as thematic collections that are unique in terms of both relevance and content.
The collections are accessible to all interested parties, under conditions that ensure their proper preservation. BEM also promotes digitization and valorization projects, with the aim of making this heritage increasingly accessible and visible to the academic community and the general public.
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Thematic Bibliographic Collection on the Goals of the Italian Alliance for Sustainable Development
Historical Collection of nineteenth-century and earlier holdings, originating from the original collections of the former Faculty of Economics Library and from historical donations and acquisitions.
Extensive collection of atlases and cartographic works, with a strong focus on geography, economics, commerce, and history.
Volumes originating from the Library of Applied Statistics for Economic Sciences, named after Diego De Castro, a university professor and scholar of demography, statistics, social research methodology, and quantitative finance.
Donation from the heirs of Ferdinando Di Fenizio, comprising monographs, conference proceedings, and journal offprints, with a strong focus on Italian and international economics, industry, and economic policy.
Volumes from the personal library of Giuseppe Prato, a Turin-based economist, professor of Public Finance, and member of the Italian Parliament in the immediate post–World War I period.
Volumes from the “Dino e Piero Gribaudi” Library.
Bibliographic material originating from the Institute of Labour Studies.
Collection of volumes on topics related to commodity sciences, with a particular focus on specific industrial sectors.
Heterogeneous collection of volumes from the Library of Economic History, covering a wide range of humanities and social sciences disciplines, with a strong emphasis on historical, economic, and political subjects.
Historical collection of uncertain provenance, consisting primarily of monographs and serial works on legal topics.
Bibliographic collection selected for the rarity of its items.
Heterogeneous collection of volumes on economics and, to a lesser extent, ecology and sustainability, aimed at a young audience of children and adolescents.
