554 research outputs found
L’Europa centro-orientale dai Risorgimenti tardivi all’integrazione europea
No full textThe author discusses how the East European nations built their National State between 19th and 20th centuries, and how in the last century they were oriented to the integration with European Unio
A discrete trinomial model for the birth and death of stock financial bubbles
No full textThe present work proposes a novel way to model the dynamic of financial bubbles. In particular we exploit the so called trinomial tree technique, which is mainly inspired by the typical market order book (MOB) structure. According to the typical MOB rules, we exploit a bottom-up approach to derive the relevant generator process for the financial quantities characterizing the market we are considering. Our proposal pays attention in considering the real world changes in probability levels characterizing the bid-ask preferences, focusing the attention on the market movements. In particular, we show that financial bubbles are originated by these movements which also act amplify their growth
Câteva interpretări istoriografice ale Revoluţiei europene de la 1848-1849
No full textA Few Historiographical Interpretations
of the European Revolution of 1848–1849
T
he author discusses several interpretations of the events of 1848–1849,
focusing not on a specific country, but rather on various geographic areas.
In general terms, the aim is to approach the entire Springtime of the Peo
ples though a selection of historiographical texts—in comparative terms,
whenever possible. The author also draws on and discusses four relatively
recent pieces written about the events of 1848: one of them (Mark Rapport)
provides a general overview, the second (Antonio D’Alessandri) discusses
the activity of the Romanian groups in exile after 1848, another (Giuseppe
Monsagrati) is devoted to Italy, or rather to the Roman Republic of 1849,
while the last one (Pasquale Fornaro) deals with the Italian Legion that
fought in Hungary at that time
Un intelectual "italian" in serviciu Imperiului habsburgic in Principatele Tara Romaneasca si Moldova la sfirsitul secolului al XVIII-lea
No full textThe author discusses a documentary source on Romanian history, published in italian language ad almost ignored today, in spite of the fact that it drew the attention of some scholars and enjoyed considerable notoriety between the 18th and the 19th century: a book written by Stefan Ignaz Raicevich. A native of Ragusa, he was at the service of the Austrian emperor, serving as consul at the Courts of Bucharest and Iasi from 1782 to 1786. The title of his work was Osservazioni storiche naturali e politiche intorno la valcchia e Moldavia
Une brèche dans le rideau de fer: le cinéma italien dans les pays du bloc soviétique au debut de la guerre froide
No full textthe author discusses the reception of the Italian movies in the soviet bloc in the first years of the cold war using also new diplomatic documents
Ilio Negri, metodo e ragione grafica
No full textPiccolo contributo monografico dedicato al lavoro del graphic designer Ilio Negri (Milano, 1926-1974), i cui materiali sono conservati nel Fondo Ilio Negri depositato presso il Centro di Documentazione sul Progetto Grafico di Aiap, Associazione italiana design della comunicazione visiva.Booklet dedicated to the graphic designer Ilio Negri (Milan, 1926-1974), whose Archive is by the Graphic Design Documentation Centre of Aiap (the Italian Association of visual communication design). The author is the Centre Coordinator
La nuova Guida alla storia romana
No full textThis article aims at discussing and evaluating Guida alla storia romana, the new edition of a book written by Guido Clemente and published for the first time forty years ago. In particular, the author tries to examine the ways Clemente managed to assure such a longevity to his treatment of Roman history, and the role played by his broad interpretation
Raimbaut de Vaqueiras, “[Oi] altas undas que venez suz la mar” (BdT 392.5a)
No full textThe aim of the present paper is to return to the discussion on the authorship of BdT 392.5 and argue for attributing the poem to Raimbaut de Vaqueiras. I believe that the affinities in theme, situation and expression between “[Oi] altas undas que venez suz la mar” and the song “Belh Monruelh” (BdT 70.11), that I tried to link to Raimbaut in a previous study, should not be overlooked. An important clue is that the wind motif, present in the latter song, also occurs several times in the Occitan troubadour’s production, to the extent that it would seem a tried and tested semiotic marker. Neither should the underlying narrative quality of the text in search of an author be ignored, nor the popular tone that characterizes it, which are both compatible with attitudes expressed by the “fill d’un paubre cavaillier de Proensa”, who frequently makes use of popular song and does not shun the adoption and elevation in a classless manner of features of more ‘humble’ origin. Moreover, of utmost importance is the use in l. 10 of BdT 392.5a of the verb-form “aportai”, an imperative form (confirmed by the rhyme) found in northern Italy (and in particular in the Liguria-Piedmont area, where Raimbaut spent many years) and which is employed, as a clear dialect feature, significantly in l. 27 of the ‘tenso’ between the Occitan troubadour and the Genoese lady (BdT 392.7)
Alessandro Manzoni, le "grida" contro i "bravi" e le "linee guida" sugli appalti pubblici
No full textAbstract
The author deals with the effectiveness of the law, starting from the analysis of new sources of law, in particular the guidelines, withdrawing the case of public procurement.
Key words: Legal-positivism, guidelines, public procurement
Riassunto
L'autore affronta il tema dell'effettività del diritto, a partire dall'analisi delle nuove fonti del diritto, in particolare le line guida a partire dal caso recedente degli appalti pubblici.
Parole chiave: giuspositivismo, linee guida, appalti pubblic
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