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Ippolito II d'Este cardinale, principe, mecenate
No full textGli esiti artistici del mecenatismo del cardinale Ippolito II d'Est
Anthony Tony Cardinale Jr. Oral History Interview
No full textAnthony Tony Cardinale, Jr. was a radio operator with the 42nd Infantry Division, which liberated Dachau on April 29, 1945. The day they found the camp, he was in a Jeep with his regiment\u27s colonel, Henry Luongo. They saw a train just outside the camp, containing thousands of bodies: prisoners shipped from Buchenwald to Dachau. Cardinale, following the colonel, walked past the cars and saw a hand moving. He shouted to another colonel, Don Downard, who pulled the man out of the train and handed him to Cardinale. The man, the only survivor from the train, was taken to a first aid station; Cardinale lost track of him and was never able to get any information about his fate. After rescuing the prisoner, they continued walking around the camp, witnessing the prisoners and the crematorium
Ippolito II d'Este cardinale principe mecenate
No full textGli esiti architettonici e artistici del mecenatismo del cardinale Ippolito II d'Est
Codificazione canonica e ius publicum ecclesiasticum nel pensiero del Cardinale Pietro Gasparri
No full textLa figura del Cardinale Pietro Gasparr
La Galleria del cardinale Silvio Valenti Gonzaga
No full textRecensione alla mostra "Ritratto di una collezione. Pannini e la Galleria del Cardinale Silvio Valenti Gonzaga", Mantova, Palazzo Te, 5 marzo-15 maggio 200
Lo stato attivo e passivo dell’eredità del cardinale Silvio Valenti Gonzaga (1777)
No full textViene sui trascritto l'elenco dello stato attivo e dello stato passivo dell'eredità del cardinale Silvio Valenti Gonzaga, diviso tra il marchese Carlo residente a Mantova e il cardinale Luigi residente a Roma. le opere sono citate con le loro iconografie e con le stime
cardinale
No full textDelphinium cardinale Hook.Scarlet larkspurLopez Canyon, north of Pacoima.Chaparra
Political Economy: Outlining a Field
No full textPolitical economy has regained a central position among the academic subjects dealing with the polity and the economy. This development is not a
mere reclaiming of intellectual traditions. It is also the expression of increasing awareness that the linkage between the economy and the polity is fundamental
to the understanding of contemporary societies. This paper argues that the mutual relationship between the economy and the polity is rooted
in the collective dimension of the provision and utilization of material resources. This collective dimension presupposes the coordination of human
actions such as those entailed by the division of labour, which in turn requires multi-layered organizational arrangements and governance structures.
The organization of this field depends on the way in which the objectives of different individuals and groups relate to one another, and on the
constraints posed by the material sphere on the attainment of those objectives. Because the organization of the material sphere depends on the weights attached to the objectives of different individuals or groups, the provision and utilization of material resources are inherently political. At the same time, achievement of
objectives requires complex arrangements concerning the material sphere, which poses internally structured constraints that also depend on the specific objectives
being pursued. For example, the division of labour required for pursuing full employment may be different from that required for pursuing maximum growth.
The objectives and constraints relevant to the material needs of the polity belong to multiple levels of analysis (micro, meso and macro) and relate to
multiple levels of agency (say, individuals, productive sectors and states)
Il catalogo a stampa dei quadri della galleria del cardinale Silvio Valenti Gonzaga
No full textViene analizzato il testo a stampa (senza luogo e senza data) che elenca gli 832 dipinti della collezione del cardinale Silvio Valenti Gonzag
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