Focusing on the influential ideas of Joseph A. Schumpeter, this book presents him as a pivotal figure in social sciences and economic theory. Contributors invite readers to explore and expand upon Schumpeter's multifaceted work rather than simply moving past it. With a preface by Adelino Zanini, the collection includes essays from Carmelo Buscema, Stefano Lucarelli, and Carmelo Ferlito, each offering unique insights into Schumpeter's legacy and its relevance for contemporary economic thought.
