report to the second meeting of Società italiana degli economisti was published, in which the external causation of economic cycles was theorized. From this report and a subsequent article the Ricerche di cinematica storica would originate, produced by working groups of students and partially published in the Giornale degli economist e Annali di economia from 1964 to 1973. After the withdrawal of Demaria in 1976, the management of the Giornale degli economist e Annali di economia was taken on by Innocenzo Gasparini, who had succeeded Demaria as professor of Economic Policy. Gasparini had started working with the Giornale degli economisti in 1947 with the article Nota critica sulla tesi hayekiana dell'effetto di Ricardo, and entrusted to the Journal an article Considerazioni sul ruolo dell'imprenditorialità, published a few months before his death in 1985. Gasparini's successor was Mario Monti who had been a student of his. After Monti, the journal directors would be Franco Bruni and Michele Polo. In recent years, all Giornale degli economist e Annali di economia articles appear in English. The main areas of interest are now: 1 - economic policy issues of importance to the Italian economic debate 2 - Critical Studies on recent developments in the theoretical and empirical literature. The journal is open to economists of any movement. The only discriminating factor for acceptance, as it had been during the period of Demaria and as confirmed by the editorial line, is the scientific value of the articles. Editors-in-chief The following persons have been editors-in-chief of the journal: 1875-1879 Eugenio Forti 1886-1889 Alberto Zorli Alberto Zorli 1890-1909 (until 1897), Maffeo Pantaleoni, Antonio De Viti De Marco, Ugo Mazzola (until 1897) 1910-1938 Giorgio Mortara, Maffeo Pantaleoni (until 1924), Gustavo Del Vecchio (1925), Antonio De Viti De Marco (until 1913), Alberto Beneduce 1939-1942 Giovanni Demaria 1942 Paolo Greco 1946-1975 Giovanni Demaria 1976-1984 Innocenzo Gasparini 1985-1995 Mario Monti 1996-2003 Franco Bruni 2004–present Michele Polo References External links Economics journals Multilingual journals Publications established in 1875 Bocconi University Triannual journals