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La multiproprietà: analisi giuridica ed economica dell'istituto
No full textLa multiproprietà quale modalità di godimento di un bene a fini turistico-alberghieri: da prassi commerciale a “istituto del diritto civile”. La multiproprietà e il suo inquadramento nelle categorie del diritto civile italiano. La Direttiva 94/47 e la sua ricezione in Italia. Le innovazioni conseguenti alla Direttiva 08/122. Le soluzioni adottate e l'efficienza economica. Efficienza economica e scelte del legislatore italiano in materia: alcune prospettive.La multiproprietà quale modalità di godimento di un bene a fini turistico-alberghieri: da prassi commerciale a “istituto del diritto civile”. La multiproprietà e il suo inquadramento nelle categorie del diritto civile italiano. La Direttiva 94/47 e la sua ricezione in Italia. Le innovazioni conseguenti alla Direttiva 08/122. Le soluzioni adottate e l'efficienza economica. Efficienza economica e scelte del legislatore italiano in materia: alcune prospettive.LUISS PhD Thesi
Essays in macroeconomics of debt deleveraging
No full textThis dissertation analyzes, in two chapters, how monetary and fiscal authorities can
optimally manage debt reduction episodes.
In the first chapter I show how public debt deleveraging leads to a recession with different
effects on real interest rates according to the fiscal instruments the government
is using to reduce the debt. The fiscal authority should not depress much consumption
of the agents who hold savings to improve the welfare of the ones who do not
have access to financial markets. Moreover speed and timing of public deleveraging
depend crucially on the type of instrument the fiscal authority uses to enforce it.
Nominal rigidities, in this context, seem to be beneficial for the agents who cannot
insure themselves through financial markets.
In the second chapter, written together with Prof. Pierpaolo Benigno, we show how
deleveraging from high debt can provoke deep recession with significant international
side effects. Due the debt reduction process, real and nominal variables can be subject
to high uctuations. All these movements are inefficient and interesting trade-offs
emerge from the perspective of global welfare. Counterintuitively, we show that the
optimal adjustment to global imbalances should not necessarily require large movements
in the nominal exchange rate. Moreover we show that, whenever countries have
an high degree of openness to trade, Central Banks needs to create a global liquidity
trap to face the deleveraging shock.This dissertation analyzes, in two chapters, how monetary and fiscal authorities can
optimally manage debt reduction episodes.
In the first chapter I show how public debt deleveraging leads to a recession with different
effects on real interest rates according to the fiscal instruments the government
is using to reduce the debt. The fiscal authority should not depress much consumption
of the agents who hold savings to improve the welfare of the ones who do not
have access to financial markets. Moreover speed and timing of public deleveraging
depend crucially on the type of instrument the fiscal authority uses to enforce it.
Nominal rigidities, in this context, seem to be beneficial for the agents who cannot
insure themselves through financial markets.
In the second chapter, written together with Prof. Pierpaolo Benigno, we show how
deleveraging from high debt can provoke deep recession with significant international
side effects. Due the debt reduction process, real and nominal variables can be subject
to high uctuations. All these movements are inefficient and interesting trade-offs
emerge from the perspective of global welfare. Counterintuitively, we show that the
optimal adjustment to global imbalances should not necessarily require large movements
in the nominal exchange rate. Moreover we show that, whenever countries have
an high degree of openness to trade, Central Banks needs to create a global liquidity
trap to face the deleveraging shock.LUISS PhD Thesi
Islam, national identity and social cohesion: the case of Morocco
No full textWhy does the secularisation theory, which argues that religion ceases to be significant in
societies that have undertaken a process of modernization and democratization, fail to explain why
religion remains predominant or even gains salience in some states despite a modernization and
industrialization process? This thesis takes Morocco as a case study to provide a theoretical
explanation: countries where religion defines national identity and is perceived as a guarantee for social
and cultural cohesion, are unlikely to secularize.Why does the secularisation theory, which argues that religion ceases to be significant in
societies that have undertaken a process of modernization and democratization, fail to explain why
religion remains predominant or even gains salience in some states despite a modernization and
industrialization process? This thesis takes Morocco as a case study to provide a theoretical
explanation: countries where religion defines national identity and is perceived as a guarantee for social
and cultural cohesion, are unlikely to secularize.LUISS PhD Thesi
La prova dei fatti giuridici tributari dell’impresa
No full textLa prova nel sistema tributario. La rappresentazione degli imponibili nel procedimento tributario. La rivelazione dell’obbligazione tributaria nel processo.La prova nel sistema tributario. La rappresentazione degli imponibili nel procedimento tributario. La rivelazione dell’obbligazione tributaria nel processo.LUISS PhD Thesi
Living IT infrastructures: designing purposeful artefacts for investigating IT infrastructures and business processes fit
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Essays on economic analysis of competition law: theory and practice
No full textContiene: The antitrust treatment of loyalty discounts and rebates in the EU Competition law: in search of an economic
approach and a theory of consumer harm;
The Effectiveness of competition policy: an econometric
assessment in developed and developing countries;
Cartel detection and collusion screening: an empirical
analysis of the London Metal Exchange.Contiene: The antitrust treatment of loyalty discounts and rebates in the EU Competition law: in search of an economic
approach and a theory of consumer harm;
The Effectiveness of competition policy: an econometric
assessment in developed and developing countries;
Cartel detection and collusion screening: an empirical
analysis of the London Metal Exchange.LUISS PhD Thesi
From the Single Supervisory Mechanism to the Banking Union. The role of the ECB and the EBA
No full textThe agreement on the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) is an important step to create an integrated banking system in Europe. In this article we look at the powers attributed to the ECB, from a legal perspective, in order to evaluate the SSM in the broader European architecture of banking supervision. We focus on three issues: the coexistence of more authorities with the same functions on a different perimeter of intermediaries in Europe, due to the UK decision to remain outside the SSM; the creation of a supervisory authority with weak regulatory powers (since these remain in the hands of European institutions and national legislators); and ambiguity over the competence to carry out early intervention powers. These issues should be addressed to increase the effectiveness of supervision. To this end, first we need an “umbrella authority” to coordinate supervision among all European countries (those that do and do not adhere to the SSM); this role could be played by the EBA. Second it is crucial to strengthen the powers of the ECB, in the regulatory field as well as for dealing with an impending crisis.The agreement on the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) is an important step to create an integrated banking system in Europe. In this article we look at the powers attributed to the ECB, from a legal perspective, in order to evaluate the SSM in the broader European architecture of banking supervision. We focus on three issues: the coexistence of more authorities with the same functions on a different perimeter of intermediaries in Europe, due to the UK decision to remain outside the SSM; the creation of a supervisory authority with weak regulatory powers (since these remain in the hands of European institutions and national legislators); and ambiguity over the competence to carry out early intervention powers. These issues should be addressed to increase the effectiveness of supervision. To this end, first we need an “umbrella authority” to coordinate supervision among all European countries (those that do and do not adhere to the SSM); this role could be played by the EBA. Second it is crucial to strengthen the powers of the ECB, in the regulatory field as well as for dealing with an impending crisis.Refereed Working Papers / of international relevanc
La responsabilità amministrativo-contabile del segretario comunale
No full textIl danno erariale. La politica, la gestione e le responsabilità: il triangolo dell'interesse pubblico. La responsabilità amministrativo contabile del segretario comunale. Le nuove fattispecie di responsabilità erariale emergenti dalla Legge 6 novembre 2012, n. 190 e dai decreti attuativi in capo al segretario comunale.Il danno erariale. La politica, la gestione e le responsabilità: il triangolo dell'interesse pubblico. La responsabilità amministrativo contabile del segretario comunale. Le nuove fattispecie di responsabilità erariale emergenti dalla Legge 6 novembre 2012, n. 190 e dai decreti attuativi in capo al segretario comunale.LUISS PhD Thesi
The impact of naturalization on civic integration: an empirical study on TCNs in Italy
No full textThe main objective of this dissertation is that of exploring the relationship between naturalization and civic integration from an empirical standpoint. Most existing studies have focused on the impact of naturalization on the specifically economic dimension of integration, whereas the non-economic aspects have been much more neglected. Here the question of the impact of naturalization is developed with regards to first-generation, third-country nationals (TCNs) residing in Italy, and focusing the attention on civic integration. The latter is provided a working definition characterized by three dimensions (“vertical”, “horizontal” and “subjective”). The research is based on interviews with fifty individuals carried out between 2012 and 2014. Interviews featured both a structured questionnaire and an open-ended talk. The methodology of analysis of the data was both quantitative and qualitative. The objective of mixing the two methods was to enable me, on the one hand, to define the relationship between the “citizenship variable” and the other main ones, and on the other, to gather a deeper understanding the mechanisms at work behind the process of integration in relation to citizenship acquisition. Overall, this research finds that notwithstanding the pervasive effects on the economic, social and political life that globalization, deterritorialization and increased cross-country mobility have had on nation-states and on individuals living within their borders, national citizenship is still a powerful drive in shaping first-generation immigrants’ chances for civic integration into the host country.The main objective of this dissertation is that of exploring the relationship between naturalization and civic integration from an empirical standpoint. Most existing studies have focused on the impact of naturalization on the specifically economic dimension of integration, whereas the non-economic aspects have been much more neglected. Here the question of the impact of naturalization is developed with regards to first-generation, third-country nationals (TCNs) residing in Italy, and focusing the attention on civic integration. The latter is provided a working definition characterized by three dimensions (“vertical”, “horizontal” and “subjective”). The research is based on interviews with fifty individuals carried out between 2012 and 2014. Interviews featured both a structured questionnaire and an open-ended talk. The methodology of analysis of the data was both quantitative and qualitative. The objective of mixing the two methods was to enable me, on the one hand, to define the relationship between the “citizenship variable” and the other main ones, and on the other, to gather a deeper understanding the mechanisms at work behind the process of integration in relation to citizenship acquisition. Overall, this research finds that notwithstanding the pervasive effects on the economic, social and political life that globalization, deterritorialization and increased cross-country mobility have had on nation-states and on individuals living within their borders, national citizenship is still a powerful drive in shaping first-generation immigrants’ chances for civic integration into the host country.LUISS PhD Thesi
The power of majorities and Church-State separation
No full textDeliberative Democracy and the Power of Majorities. On Tolerating Majorities. Majoritarian Beliefs and Neo-Republicanism. On Separation and Anticlericalism. Italy and the Principle of (Strict) Church-State Separation.Deliberative Democracy and the Power of Majorities. On Tolerating Majorities. Majoritarian Beliefs and Neo-Republicanism. On Separation and Anticlericalism. Italy and the Principle of (Strict) Church-State Separation.LUISS PhD Thesi