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The Human-Centred Business Model and Hybrid Business Forms: A Primer and a Roadmap
No full textThe Article was written as part of the preliminary research for the Human Centred Business Model Project, a project developed within the Global Forum on Law, Justice and Development and now supported by the OECD Development Centre. In a preliminary fashion, the Article skims the surface of ‘social’ businesses, in the broadest sense, around the world, identifying some general trends and commonalities and some differences. The Article covers jurisdictions from North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia and describes the organisations that can be used to carry out social business.
This article is the result of a joint work. However, paragraphs 1, 9 and 10 can be attributed to Andrea Zorzi and paragraphs 2 to 8 to Diletta Lenzi
Scart presenta "Defreost" esordio di Diletta D'Angelo
No full textArticolo di presentazione dell'esordio poetico Defrost di Diletta D'Angel
Il bilanciamento tra scopo lucrativo e beneficio comune nelle società benefit: profili fiscali e societari
No full textLa crescente attenzione delle imprese e dei consumatori per i profili di sostenibilità delle attività produttive sta di fatto determinando un forte incremento nel ricorso al modello della società benefit. Il trattamento dei costi sostenuti in ragione del perseguimento del beneficio comune costituisce, dal punto di vista fiscale, la problematica più interessante e delicata, da affrontare e risolvere tenendo in considerazione per un verso la questione del bilanciamento tra scopi lucrativi ed altruistici e per l’altro i recenti sviluppi della giurisprudenza tributaria in tema di inerenza.
Il contributo è frutto di un lavoro comune, tuttavia, i paragrafi 2, 3 e 5 sono da attribuirsi al Prof. Roberto Cordeiro Guerra e i paragrafi 1 e 4 alla Dott.ssa Diletta Lenzi.
The growing interest of companies and consumers for sustainable production activities is actually boosting chase to benefit corporation. Handling costs shouldered to pursue common wealth is the most interesting and delicate issue, from a taxation stand point. This issue has to be faced and solved considering balance between profit and selfless targets, on one side and related recent taxation law development, on the other side
Diletta GUIDI
No full textDiletta GUIDI membre Doctorante en Sciences des Religions à l’École Pratique des Hautes Études (Paris), sous la direction de M.M Philippe Portier (directeur d’études à l’EPHE) et de François Gauthier (professeur associé à l’université de Fribourg), elle travaille sur La sociohistoire de l’image de l’islam dans les politiques culturelles françaises. De l’Exposition Coloniale à l’exposition contemporaine. Rattachée au Groupe Sociétés, Religions, Laïcités (EPHE / CNRS), UMR 8582 (Paris), elle es..
A possible deliberate Mahābhārata-echo in the imagery of the Buddhacarita compounded-rūpakas
Get PDFThe main focus of the paper is to tentatively document traces of hypertextuality between the Buddhacarita and the Mahābhārata, under the assumption that Aśvaghoṣa probably knew this latter work, albeit non-definitive version of it. The selected methodological approach is a comparison between Bc and MBh in-compound-rūpakas. Indeed, since it is plausible that he benefited from an erudite court audience, Aśvaghoṣa is here assumed to take for granted that even indirect hints at MBh passages would be promptly understood. Therefore, he sometimes re-uses Mahābhārata expressions, and merely changes the word-order or replaces a single constituent in the matching figurative phrases or compounds, and sometimes plays with the MBh rūpakas in a more complex way. On the basis of the survey and analysis of all the Bc’s rūpakas and their supposed inspirational MBh source, the present inquiry tries to show how the singled-out cross-references are not only aimed at building a generic sophisticated literary pattern for his mahākāvya and his learned audience, but they are also intentionally targeted at evoking Epic heroic imagery as clues for the kingly commitment the author attributes to Buddha
La Corte costituzionale allo specchio del dibattito sull’opinione dissenziente, in “Quaderni costituzionali”
No full textThe Italian Constitutional Court in the mirror of the dissenting opinion
The dissenting opinion continues to be present in scholarly debate. Many
influential constitutional lawyers have weighed in on it. It is possible to affirm
that most scholarship falls in favor of instituting the possibility to dissent. The
Court has debated this issue since the very beginning of its existence. Eminent
constitutional judges have spoken openly in favor of dissents, but the principle
of collegiality, as developed by the Court, has been one of the strongest obstacles
to the introduction of separate opinions. This obstacle is amplified by a
reluctance to abandon the status quo. Both without and within the Court, the
possibility of separate opinions is not considered to be particularly compelling
when compared with other constitutional law topics. The chief reason for
this is because the Court has performed extremely well compared to other
republican powers, and it has shown a remarkable capacity to keep up with
transformations of both political parties and society at large
Per un’analisi preliminare della poiesi di Aśvaghoṣa: fra epica, retorica ed estetica
No full textAśvaghoṣa (I-II C.E.), the multifaceted buddhist author of the mahākāvyas Saundarananda and Buddhacarita, seems to have mastered the rhetorical devices of metaphora in absentia (rūpaka) and simile (upamā) in both of his works. These aspects will become systematised only until much later (VI-VII C.E.) and eventually investigated in contemporary cognitive linguistics studies (Black 1962; Levin 1977; Lakoff 1980). By means of a diachronic and synchronic approach, this article analyses the poetics and poiesis of the author through the lens of intertextuality and the dynamics of literary reuse in South-Asian and Buddhist literature. In this context, applying a synchronic approach means interpreting different types of rūpakas and upamās, foregrounding the author’s self-consciousness on rhetoric and stylistic forms. Similarly, the diachronic approach imposes a bidirectional criterion, namely a) the evaluation of a pre-systematised use of analogy forms in texts belonging to the epic genre (Itihāsa), and b) the assessment on already systematised analogy forms in later canonical alaṃkāraśāstras, from Bhāmaha’s Kāvyālaṃkāra (VII C.E.) to Mammaṭa’s Kāvyaprakāśa (XI C.E.)
The precautionary principle in European Union enviromental law
No full textsubmitted by Diletta RomualdiLiteraturverzeichnis: Seite 110-117Masterarbeit Paris Lodron Universtität Salzburg 201
Book review, Oliver Gerstenberg, Euroconstitutionalism and Its Discontents
No full textWhile discussing several issues, the book chooses as its main theme the role courts – specifically, those beyond the state – and judicial review have acquired in contemporary constitutionalism. To address the criticism concerning judicial imperialism, made by political constitutionalists against national experiences as well as against the CJEU and the ECtHR, the author highlights the positive features of the «democratic experimentalist conception» of constitutional adjudication. In G.’s words, «constitutional dialogue occurs around and through processes of judicial interpretation. Without claiming for themselves the final word, courts can exert a more indirect – forum-creative and agenda setting – role in the process of an ongoing clarification of the meaning of a right. In exerting this role, courts rely less on a pre-existing consensus, but a potential consensus is sufficient: courts can induce debate and deliberation that leads to consensus» (p. viii). An example is the ECJ and ECtHR case law, which is considered «able to constructively re-open and re-politicize controversies that are blocked at the national level, or which cannot be resolved at the domestic level» (pp. ix-x). Conclusively, G. registers the emergence of a Euroconstitutionalism beyond the state, which also fulfils «the project of radical (or deep) democracy
« L’islam des musées ». Sociohistoire de l’islam dans les politiques culturelles françaises. Les cas du Louvre et de l’Institut du monde arabe
No full textGuidi Diletta. « L’islam des musées ». Sociohistoire de l’islam dans les politiques culturelles françaises. Les cas du Louvre et de l’Institut du monde arabe. In: ASDIWAL. Revue genevoise d'anthropologie et d'histoire des religions, n°14, 2019. pp. 221-224
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