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La misurazione degli esiti riportati dai pazienti (patient reported outcomes): il caso dell'ortopedia
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E-commerce: l'approccio conservatore delle corti straniere su Amazon
No full textDurante i mesi del lockdown Amazon si è rivelata protagonista del retail online, tuttavia le corti comparate (in particolare negli Stati Uniti) hanno emanato importanti decisioni che, se confermate nei gradi successivi di giurisdizione, potrebbero influenzare in modo significativo il suo business model
Fine vita e best interest of the child: i recenti orientamenti del common law britannico
No full textLe corti USA, il Covid-19 e le elezioni presidenziali
No full textCome è noto, nel novembre 2020 si svolgeranno le elezioni presidenziali negli Stati Uniti. La presente rassegna mensile di giurisprudenza internazionale illustra come, in tempi di Covid-19 e con i conseguenti limiti da esso causati, gli Stati Uniti si stiano preparando a questo importante appuntamento politico: dallo svolgimento delle primarie all'esercizio del diritto di voto
Robust Nash equilibria in vector-valued games with uncertainty
No full textWe study a vector-valued game with uncertainty in the pay-off functions. We reduce the notion of Nash equilibrium to a robust set optimization problem and we define accordingly the notions of robust Nash equilibria and weak robust Nash equilibria. Existence results for the latter are proved and a comparison between the former and the analogous notion in Yu and Liu (J Optim Theory Appl 159:272–280, 2013) is shown with an example. The proposed definition of weak robust Nash equilibrium is weaker than that already introduced in Yu and Liu (2013). On the contrary, the robust Nash equilibrium we introduce is not comparable with the notion of robust equilibrium in Yu and Liu (2013), that is defined componentwise. Nevertheless, by means of an example, we show that our notion has some advantages, avoiding some pitfalls that occurs with the other
Cross-border commuters: how to segment them? A framework of analysis
No full textThe removal of barriers to labour mobility and the enhancement of cross-border mobility are expected to reduce regional disparities by contributing to a more efficient allocation of labour. For some time now, however, researchers have considered borders and cross-border regions to be marginal zones. Therefore, we contribute to the discussion by providing a qualitative framework for the segmentation of the cross-border job market, capable of addressing some questions relevant to the management of cross-border commuting regarding the nature of imbalances that characterize the cross-border job market and the main factors underpinning the phenomenon. To do so, we focused specifically on the Euroregion "Regio Insubrica", a cross-boundary cooperation community between Italy and Switzerland. Nevertheless, the proposed framework may be easily applied to all the existing cross-border regions across the world in order to help explain the imbalances that exist, and support decision-makers regarding educational and labour market policies
