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    Democrazia politica e democrazia economica nell'Inghilterra del primo Novecento

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    Il saggio percorre e analizza l'itinerario che condusse l'Inghilterra tra Otto e Novecento e maturare una forma di democrazia estesa alla garanzia dei diritti sociali attraverso la graduale costruzione di un moderno sistema di welfar

    Prefazione a Cittadinanze nella storia dello Stato contemporaneo

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    Presentazione dei temi affrontati nel volum

    Quadrature Rules in the Isogeometric Galerkin Method: State of the Art and an Introduction to Weighted Quadrature

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    In this paper we introduce the quadrature needed in the IsoGeometric Galekin method. Quadrature rules affect the cost of the assembly of the discrete counterpart of the IgA method, so that the search for efficient quadrature is an active research topic. The focus of the first part is on a brief survey on the contributions available for the reduction of computational costs for such issue. We review the Generalized gaussian strategies and the reduced quadrature introduced. Then we present the novelty of weighted quadrature, recently proposed by Calabro, Sangalli ` and Tani for the efficient assembly. We detail the construction of such rules and give some examples. Finally we end with some remark on current work and further developments

    Bioimmunotherapeutic targets on angiogenetic blood vessels in solid malignangies

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    Physiological angiogenesis is a tightly regulated process that occurs mainly during reproduction, development and wound healing. Although angiogenesis is a continuous process, different consecutive steps can be identified, including: i) release of pro-angiogenetic factors; ii) release of proteolytic enzymes; iii) endothelial cell migration, morphogenesis and proliferation. Angiogenesis is also a hallmark of malignant diseases, and an inverse correlation between tumor vascularity and survival was demonstrated. Thus, strategies aimed at interfering with tumor blood supply by targeting tumor vasculature, presently represent promising new approaches for the treatment of solid malignancies. In fact, at least 30 angiogenetic inhibitors, utilized alone or in combination with other therapeutic agents, are currently being tested in clinical trials in humans. In this paper, we will review current knowledges on selected molecules expressed by endothelial cells and involved in distinct steps of the angiogenetic process, that represent potential targets for bioimmunotherapeutic approaches in human malignancies

    Bagehot, Walter

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    the dictionary entry briefly illustrates Walter Bagehot's political and legal thought. It highlights the close relationship between the author's conception of English society and his way of interpreting the evolution of the English Constitution

    I confinamenti amministrativi dei migranti in prospettiva comparata

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    Il contributo tratta dei confinamenti amministrativi dei migranti (migranti economici, rifugiati, prima accoglienza) in prospettiva comparata in Italia, Germania, Francia, Regno Unito e Stati Uniti

    Diritti di accesso e profili rimediali. Spunti di riflessione per l’introduzione di una ipotesi di giurisdizione condizionata

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    This paper starts from the consideration that - despite the recent enhancement of the principle of transparency that has affected the Italian legal system, as well as the (apparently) incontrovertible limits imposed on the exercise of the several rights of access (documental, civic and generalized) - still today there are numerous cases in which the citizen is illegitimately denied or deferred his right of access to documents and information held by the public administration. The relevance of the underlying interests (pursuant to article 29, paragraph 2-bis of Law 241/1990, the right of access pertains to the essential levels of benefits and services referred to the article 117, paragraph 2, letter m) of the Italian Constitution), has therefore long led the Italian legislator to introduce a special jurisdictional proceeding, inspired by the criterions of simplicity and speed. Starting from these premises, the paper - after a brief examination of the main characteristics of the special proceeding aimed at protecting the rights of access and of some of its limits in terms of effectiveness – focuses at first, critically, on the choice of the Italian legislator to extend tout court the aforementioned special proceeding also to the rights of access more recently introduced (civic and generalized), despite the deep differences (in terms of assumptions and purposes) existing between these new rights and the right of access ex artt. 22 and ss., L.n. 241/1990. The critical issues that emerge from the point of view of jurisdictional protection lead, then, to the examination of the degree of effectiveness that can be found in the models of alternative dispute resolution remedies to protect rights of access, included in the Italian legal system. With this in mind, the contribution aims to bring out the advantages, for the citizen injured in his rights of access to administrative documents, in using non-jurisdictional remedies, in terms of effectiveness, cost and speed. In the light of the results, the author concludes illustrating, de iure condendo, the benefits deriving from the possible introduction of a situation of conditional jurisdiction (to a previous experiment of an administrative remedy) in the particular context of the protection of rights of access
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