Vilfredo Pareto: An Intellectual Biography Volume III by Fiorenzo Mornati

Author:Fiorenzo Mornati
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030577575
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

126Pareto to Placci, 11th February 1904, see (Pareto 1975a, p. 518).

127See (Pareto 1904c, reprinted in Pareto 1987, pp. 414–415). Similarly, see (Pareto 1904b, reprinted in Pareto 1987, p. 439). For the first sketch of the idea that socialism’s advance could be halted only by “long wars between the civilised peoples” see (Pareto 1900b, reprinted in Pareto 1980, p. 238).

128Pareto to Moneta, 24th September 1904, see (Pareto 2001, p. 160). However, in April 1909, following the recent annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary in October 1908, Pareto, in keeping with his new focus on the place of force in society, which will be further explored in section 5.7 below, repeated that likewise “in international relations force is the only thing that counts”, Pareto to Linaker, 2nd April 1909, see (Pareto 1975a, p. 656), adding he “had been very pleased to see Austria’s courage by comparison to the cowardice of the European powers”, Pareto to Pantaleoni, 20th March 1909, see (Pareto 1984a, p. 133).

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