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Il test di inglese B1: la valutazione degli studenti
No full textIl progetto sulla valutazione della lingua inglese di studenti con disturbi
specifici dell’apprendimento (DSA) e di studenti sordi nel contesto universitario
italiano, in cui è richiesta una competenza obbligatoria di livello B1 del
CEFR per l’ammissione ai corsi di laurea di primo grado, si è focalizzato sulla
ricerca di forme di valutazione adatte per garantire l’accesso equo e non discriminatorio
alle prove di lingua per questi studenti. In particolare ci si è
concentrati sul formato di domanda. L’analisi dei risultati ottenuti dalle diverse
prove ha permesso riflessioni utili sulle forme più accessibili per gli
studenti con DSA e sordi (v. i Capitoli 17-19).
Oltre all’analisi dei risultati ottenuti dai diversi gruppi nelle varie prove, si
è anche voluto raccogliere le impressioni degli studenti sulla relativa difficoltà
dei diversi formati dei quesiti per arricchire i dati oggettivi risultati delle
prove. Questo capitolo intende esaminare alcune questioni generali relative al
processo di valutazione richiesto agli studenti con DSA e sordi. Si passa alla
presentazione dei risultati raccolti dal sondaggio svolto. Si conclud
Consumer Protection and the Design of the Default Option of a Pan-European Pension Product
No full textMala hoja y la narración perfecta
No full textReseña de la novela Mala hoja (2018) de Alfonso Mateo-Sagasta
The emotional, social and cognitive competency profile of data scientist: An exploratory study
No full textThe advent of digital economy is deeply and rapidly changing not only our habits but also the
practice of management. More and more business activities are digitized and a new profile of
workers has emerged in the last few years, namely that of data scientist. If its technical skills are
quite clear, the emotional, social, and cognitive (ESC) competences are still underexplored. This
study addresses this void through an exploratory study on a sample of data scientists. In-depth
empirical evidence collected through Behavioural Event Interview technique demonstrated that
data scientists require a wide repertoire of behavioural competencies to attain successful
performance and to face the challenge of the digital transformation. This study advances the
research about Big Data and their impact on emerging jobs, identifying the most frequently ESC
competencies activated by data scientist while performing their job and deriving implications in
terms of the competency-based human resource management practices
Hotelling-Bertrand duopoly competition under firrm-specific network e effects
No full textWhen dealing with consumer choices, social pressure plays a crucial role; also in the context of market competition, the impact of network/social effects has been largely recognized. However, the effects of firm-specific social recognition on market equilibria has never been addressed so far. In this paper, we consider a duopoly where competing firms are differentiated solely by the level of social (or network) externality they induce on consumers’ perceived utility. We fully characterize the subgame perfect Nash equilibria in locations, prices and market shares. Under a scenario of weak social externality, the firms opt for maximal differentiation and the one with the highest social recognition has a relative advantage in terms of profits. Surprisingly, this outcome is not persistent; excessive social recognition may lead to adverse coordination of consumers: the strongest firm can eventually be thrown out of the market with positive probability. This scenario is
related to a Pareto inefficient trap of no differentiation
"Fratto guizza via pria che muoia tutto". Walter Benjamin e un verso dantesco
No full textThe French autotranslation of Über den Begriff der Geschichte (Thèses sur le concept
d’histoire) – Walter Benjamin’s very last work – contains an incomplete citation
with reference to a verse by Dante. The present contribution proposes a new
identification for the context of the reference, different from those considered up
to now by the critics, regarding Benjamin’s reflections on the appearance and the
vanishing of the mental images in Purgatorio XVII. Not only is this passage more
appropriate to the context, it is also helps elucidate the very idea of dialektisches
Bild, or of Dialektik im Stillstand, central to the thought of Benjamin
