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Educare nell’ipercomplessità: integrare IA e intercultura per la cittadinanza globale
Get PDFRiassunto: Il contributo rilegge la pedagogia dell’infanzia alla luce dell’ipercomplessità contemporanea, al fine di interpretare in modo più adeguato le sfide poste dalla società post-mediale e post-umana. L’obiettivo è delineare una visione che integri nella pedagogia dimensione tecnologica, etica e relazionale. Orientando le nuove generazioni verso una cittadinanza consapevole, inclusiva e democratica, in linea con i principi dell’umanesimo relazionale e della relazione educativa.Parole chiave: Intelligenza Artificiale; complessità; relazione educativa.Abstract: This contribution reinterprets early childhood pedagogy in light of contemporary hypercomplexity, aiming to provide a more adequate understanding of the challenges posed by post-media and post-human societies. The objective is to outline a vision that integrates technological, ethical, and relational dimensions into pedagogy, guiding new generations toward a conscious, inclusive, and democratic form of citizenship, in accordance with the principles of relational humanism and the educational relationship.Keywords: Artificial Intelligence; complexity; educational relationship
The Long-Run Commuting Population: Effects on Electoral Turnout in Inner Areas
Get PDFThe study leverages access to highly granular data on the population with administrative signals of long-run commuting, particularly students and workers, to explore the effect on electoral participation, with a special focus on Italy's internal areas, territories marked by depopulation, economic fragility, and limited access to service. Administrative data from 7,896 municipalities have been collected and standardised commuting indicators for students and workers have been computed to analyse the voter turnout patterns. The results show that these areas with economic decline, outmigration, and limited access to socio-economic resources often exhibit lower rates of turnout, showing how structural inequalities affect electoral behaviour. Areas marked by economic hardship and long-run commuting population are particularly vulnerable to economic limitations and less effective services. These findings assess the impact of long-run commuting on electoral participation. The study proposes a multidimensional framework that aligns socio-economic and demographic variables to support participation, advocating for an inclusive approach to building resilient communities
Perseverantia voluntatis e furor
Get PDFIn Roman law, we find the terms voluntas or consensus with the adjective perseverans, and for example the expression in eadem voluntate perseverare. In fact, there are two kinds voluntas, a first one that could be called "initial", and a second one which implicates the durability, the time that goes on. This leads to a question: what are the consequences when someone, part of a juridical act, became furiosus, whereas his perseverantia voluntatis is longer required
