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Cracks in the IR Glass: The Evolving Relationship Between International Relations & Gender Equality
It is often said that if more women were at the helm of foreign policy, there would be more peace in the world. However, and despite the fact that women have played important roles, there is little research about the actual foundations of this claim.
While female leadership is increasingly gaining momentum, women involved in International Relations-related jobs, be it in academia, diplomacy, international organizations, government or international business, are still facing more difficulties than in other areas in climbing the seniority ladder.
Also, despite evidence of women's role in the diplomatic and international arena, the core historical narrative of international politics remained depleted of women.1
This article will review the status of women in International Relations (IR), discuss the main reasons why breaking the glass ceiling is more difficult in international relations than in other areas, and what can be done to change the situation
Il Futuro dell’Europa
The book is divided in two parts:
• History of European integration: particular emphasis is put on the actors and their motivations. We tried to highlight the continuing tensions, characterizing the European integration process since the beginning, between the followers of the “community method” and the advocates of the national State’s predominance, a debate that has seen political scientists divided between scholars of (European) supranationality and of liberal intergovernamentalism.
• Functioning of the EU institutions: in dealing with the EU institutional framework we highlighted in particular the changes occurred along the years, following the revisions of the original Treaties. The text is updated with the Treaty establishing a European Constitution, as signed in Rome on the 29th October 2004. We however discuss thoroughly the differences and similarities with the draft Constitutional Treaty, as prepared by the European Convention. A unique and stimulating insight of the d..
Impact on ice accretion of atmospheric conditions not included in appendix C of the JAR/FAR25 requirements
Atti del Dipartimento di Ingegneria Aerospaziale dell’Università di Pisa
Strategic design and operational management optimization of a multi stage physical distribution system
Design and management of logistic networks is one of the most critical issues in supply
chain management. However, the literature does not contain any effective models, methods,
and applications that simultaneously support management decisions in the strategic
design of the distribution system, in the operational planning and organization of vehicles,
and in container trips organization adopting different modes of transportation. The aim of
this paper is to illustrate an original framework for the design and optimization of a multi
echelon and multi level production/distribution system that combines mixed-integer linear
programming modeling with cluster analysis, heuristic algorithms, and optimal transportation
rules. A significant case study is illustrated revealing the effectiveness of the
approach and tools proposed
Lo Stato dell’Unione: l’Europa d'inizio millennio tra allargamento e costituzionalizzazione
Il libro tratta dello stato dell'Unione Europea e dei possibili sviluppi futur
Valutazione di modelli per la predizione numerica dell'accrescimento del ghiaccio su profili alari
Atti del Dipartimento di Ingegneria Aerospaziale dell'Università di Pisa
Italy and the European Union
Il libro descrive le relazioni tra l'Unione Europea e l'Itaia sia da punto di vista storico che politico e amministrativo, includendo sia la fase ascendente delle poltiiche che discendente del diritto UE
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