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Strategic public management for sustainable development: public value co-creation experiences
No full textThis study explores how strategic public management (SPM) and public value co-creation (PVCC) drive sustainable governance, using energy communities (ECs) as a case. Applying the public value scorecard (PVSC), the authors examine economic, social, and environmental impacts while addressing stakeholder engagement and financial sustainability. Findings highlight the replicability of PVCC models beyond ECs, offering a framework for participatory governance. The article underscores the role of legitimacy, operational capacity, and co-creation in fostering resilient public sector innovations
Il futuro dell’informazione: da funzione pubblica a narrazione collettiva
No full textL’ecosistema mediale è profondamente mutato a seguito dell’avvento di internet, ma ben di più in relazione all’imporsi, su tutti, di un format comunicativo quale quello dei social media. Format, evidentemente, social, cioè interattivo, e propriamente comunicativo, tipicamente orizzontale, che ha investito la trattazione di tutti contenuti, anche quelli tradizionalmente appannaggio di uno specifico e ben definito rapporto comunicativo, che è quello informativo. I nuovi processi costitutivi di una narrazione collettiva degli affari pubblici spingerebbero il campo dell’informazione, per dirla con Bordieu, verso eteronomia ed eresia, termini e poli opposti a quelli di autonomia e ortodossia: determinato da attori esterni allo stesso, produrrebbe eresie più che notizie. Se sono, come sono, mediatori politici e attivatori del controllo sociale, i giornalisti sono allora chiamati a “reclamare” questi ruoli, pur attraverso nuovi format della comunicazione e rinnovate modalità di ingaggio della cittadinanza, per assolvere a una funzione pubblica tanto centrale quanto vacante nell’ecosistema mediale contemporaneo
Ibrutinib increases miR-181a/b in leukemic cells from patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia
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Il νόμος πυθικός e la sua esecuzione: una rilettura delle fonti antiche
No full textThis article examines the main testimonia that feature sections of the νόμος πυθικός (Strab. 9.3.10; Poll. 4.84; Schol. vet. Pind. P. inscr. a) and another, often neglected, but equally important attestation of this νόμος (Demetr.Lac. De poem. 2.52 Romeo). The paper explores the differences between these sources and their impact on the performative modality of the νόμος πυθικός. In the concluding part, the article links the section ἴαμβοι καὶ δάκτυλοι present in Strabo (ἐπιπαιωνισμός) and the assertions attributed to Heraclides Ponticus by Athenaeus (fr. 158 Wehrli ap. Ath. 15.701e–f), proposing a new re-construction of Athenaeus’ text
Thomas Ashby: immagini urbane nell’Abruzzo del Novecento
No full textPer Thomas Ashby (Staines, 14 ottobre 1874 – Londra, 15 maggio
1931), archeologo, topografo e bibliofilo, la fotografia risultò
un importante mezzo di lavoro, che egli impiegò quale strumento
tecnico di studio e ricerca. Lo studioso inglese visitò l’Abruzzo nel 1901, 1903, 1905,
909, 1914 e 1923, ritraendo con la propria macchina fotografica
principalmente costumi tradizionali in occasione di mercati,
fiere e feste popolari. Non mancò però di riprendere piazze,
monumenti di città e piccoli organismi urbani che andavano mutando sotto l’incedere, per quanto lento, del progresso, in
continuità con quella tradizione illuminista degli intellettuali
viaggiatori che lo avevano preceduto, tra cui Richard Colt Hoare,
Richard Keppel Craven ed Edward Lear
Outsourcing strategies in Cooperative Banking: Balancing Governance, ESG Integration and Compliance
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Deep Gravitational Slope Deformation Numerical Modelling Supported by Integrated Geognostic Surveys: The Case of Borrano (Abruzzo Region—Central Italy)
No full textDeep gravitational slope deformations (DsGSDs) are a geological and engineering challenge with important implications for slope stability, the reliability of existing infrastructures, land use and, above all, the safety of settlements. This paper focuses on the DsGSD phenomenon that affects a large part of the Borrano hamlet, located in the municipality of Civitella del Tronto (Abruzzo Region, Central Italy). This instability is characterized by slow movements of large volumes of material. The main factors initiating deformations are a combination of geological and hydrogeological aspects. These factors include the complex local stratigraphy, composed of pelitic and arenaceous facies at high slope dip angles, and extreme natural events such as heavy rainfall and earthquakes. This study employs a multidisciplinary approach integrating in field activities such as remote-controlled surface monitoring (clinometers and strain gauges), in-depth monitoring (inclinometers and piezometers), aero-photogrammetric analysis and numerical modelling. These techniques permitted us to characterize the evolution of the slope and to identify both the critical sliding surfaces and the mechanisms governing the ground movements. Soil deformations were mainly observed in the central zone of the hamlet. Significant deformations were recorded along planes of weakness at depth between arenaceous and pelitic materials. These planes represent contact zones between the clayey–marly facies, characterized by low strength, and the arenaceous facies, characterized by higher stiffness, creating a mechanical contrast that favours the development of large deformations. The numerical analyses confirmed good correlation with the monitoring data, revealing in detail the instability of both local and territorial processes. The 3D numerical analysis showed how the movements are controlled by planes of weakness, highlighting the key rule of geological discontinuities