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Teorie economiche, sistemi assiomatici formali, modelli: una nota esplicativa
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"Un pegno intermedio tra le vendite e gli acquisti". Francois Quesnay sulla moneta
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Richard Cantillon: potere, domanda effettiva e popolazione in una economia pre-indutriale
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lA NATURA DELLA MONETA SECONDO L'ABATE GALIANI
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Il mercato e il potere. Le teorie della domanda effettiva di Boisguilbert, Cantillon, Quesnay
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Get PDFThis research aims at offering a survey about the historical and epistemological foundations and about the philosophical roots of juridical computer science.
After the examination of the interdisciplinary birth of cybernetics, we make clear the estreme reductivism of that problematic interdisciplinary. In particolar, on the philosophical level, we aim to show the presence in cybernetics of identitary thought, i.e. of that very ancient thought which required the indifference of the entire being. On the juridical level, after examing the way in which legal reasoning is used in Expert Legal Systems, we talk about the problem of alorithmization of law, which is based on the algorithmic hypothesis of mind, according to which the mind works as an algotithm.
Artificial Intelligence, the last and most important gain of cybernetics, showing itself able to translate theoretical-juridical conceptions in computational models of law, allows the measurement of juridical concepts and their structural reduction to computer science formalisms, allowing therefore the calculation of law. All this gives rise a lot of methodological problems to philosphers, and before them, to jurists
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