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L’esperienza della Clinica Legale su “I diritti dei senza fissa dimora e dei migranti”: un osservatorio privilegiato sullo sfruttamento lavorativo dei migranti
No full textdi Santo N., Yazdani M., Lopolito A., Sica E. Sisto R. (2025). Towards policy mixes formulation to support green transitions in rural areas: a methodological approach.
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Assessment of nutritional and technological features of a cereal-based traditional product: The case of Apulian Taralli
No full textAI-Powered Digital Storytelling in Virtual Worlds: A Comparative European Model for Refugee Education.
No full textThe integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Virtual Worlds in refugee education offers new opportunities for social inclusion, language learning, and digital empowerment. This study explores AI-powered digital storytelling as a pedagogical tool to support refugees in identity reconstruction and linguistic integration. Through a comparative analysis of European policies, it highlights best practices and challenges in different national contexts. Project like MEMEX, which uses augmented reality to create a shared cultural heritage, and DIGIMI, which promotes migrant integration through digital storytelling, demonstrate the effectiveness of innovative approaches in refugee education. The findings provide scalable recommendations for educators, policymakers, and NGOs, promoting technology-based educational solutions
Long-term outcomes of bioprosthetic tricuspid valves: a systematic review of studies published over the last 20 years
No full text: Although the use of bioprostheses for tricuspid valve replacement (bTVR) has always been controversial in terms of results, their long-term durability is not well described. This systematic review aimed to identify, assess the quality, and review the outcomes in studies reporting on long-term outcomes after bTVR published over the last 20 years. Medline, Embase, and Cochrane CENTRAL were searched for studies reporting on at least five years of follow-up after bTVR. Cohort characteristics, definitions of structural valve deterioration (SVD), whose definition followed the criteria, and outcomes were summarized. The risk of bias in included studies was assessed using the Cochrane QUIPS tool. Ninteen studies, including 2541 patients were identified. The commonest implanted bioprosthesis was porcine-type with 1950 patients receiving this valve, followed by bovine pericardial (BP) type with 591 cases. Freedom from SVD in studies reporting outcomes up to 5-10 years ranged from 80% to 100% and in studies reporting to 15-20 years from 47% to 90%. Freedom from re-operation in studies reporting up to 5-10 years ranged from 94.7% to 100% and in studies reporting up to 15-20 years ranged from 49% to 95%. Reports of post-operative echocardiography were lacking, despite the heavy reliance on echocardiography for SVD diagnosis. There is considerable variability in reporting bTVR-related long-term outcomes. As such, it is difficult to generate an unbiased, generalizable understanding of long-term outcomes after bTVR across the spectrum of tricuspid disease phenotypes. Future clinical research will require more attention and detailed data report to fil such a gap
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No full textBerichten, erzählen, Zeugenschaft ablegen. Erika Manns Kriegsreportagen und Reden
No full textWith tireless energy and passion, Erika Mann worked as a war correspondent, reporting from dangerous places in Europe and in the Middle East during the Second World War. She also gave lectures on the future of Germany and sought to enlighten people about the nature of National Socialism. In her war reports, radio interviews, and articles, she speaks with confidence, confrontation and provocation, adopting a visionary outlook.
In doing so, she experiments with new forms of representation, pervaded by a critical and personal impulse, while challenging the notion of journalistic neutrality. As a result, she transforms the observer into an active participant. Rather than simply “reporting,” therefore, it might be more appropriate to speak of “bearing witness,” a phrase that reveals the vulnerability and imperfection of her status
