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Breve grammatica dell'islandese antico. Traduzione, premessa e bibliografia a cura di Paolo Marelli
No full textMottagandet av Carlo Emilio Gadda i Skandinavien: en fråga om översättningssvårigheter? Med en översättning till svenska av ett utdrag ur Quer pasticciaccio brutto de Via Merulana
No full textIn this article the two authors focus on the reception of Carlo Emilio Gadda in Scandinavia and the possibility to translate his work in the Nordic languages. Paolo Marelli analyses the causes of the lack of recognition of the writer particularly in Sweden and Norway, indicating a theoretically
applicable translation strategy. Susann Silander puts this strategy into practice translating – for the first time in Swedish – an excerpt from the novel Quer pasticciaccio brutto de via Merulana
Scritti in onore di Luciano Marchi. Vol. 3: Controllo di gestione
No full textSe consideriamo il tema del ruolo del cost management nelle decisioni aziendali,
riteniamo vi siano due trend che sono di particolare impatto per le analisi future e che
meritano un’attenta riflessione (Cinquini et al., 2018; Marelli, Tenucci, 2019).
Il primo è lo sviluppo dell’information e communication technology (ICT) che
dalla fine degli anni Novanta ha alimentato nuovi network in piattaforme digitali, in
cui il numero di attori che partecipano è crescente ed è dinamico nella composizione
in entrata e in uscita. La digitalizzazione oggi include, tra gli altri, strumenti collegati
all’IoT (Internet of Things), cloud computing, supply chain ed ecosistemi di imprese
digitalizzati e piattaforme di social media. Il presente contributo, dunque, mira ad approfondire nei paragrafi successivi due
temi principali: da una parte i possibili ruoli che il cost management può svolgere
nel supportare le decisioni di pricing nel processo evolutivo del service e, dall’altra,
il tema della co-creazione di valore e la sua misurazione nei nuovi modelli di business
Cost management and sustainability in new product development: a research note
No full textThis paper explores the role played by cost management in new product development activities when a firm pursues a sustainability strategy. The study aims to contribute to the growing knowledge on this topic and to verify, through a case study, previous research findings (Giannetti and Marelli, 2016), which showed that firms more oriented to sustainability use more cost management tools in new product development. Therefore, this paper aims to describe the reasons that push firms oriented to sustainability toward a systematic use of cost management in new product development. The case study belongs to the automotive industry, where regulations about environmental issues and stakeholder pressures force the companies to take care of their activities according to the environmental, social and economic dimensions. Main findings show that within this company cost information is systematically used to coordinate and to manage the achievement of different goals within the organization, shaping all organizational activities towards pursuing jointly the environmental, social and economic sustainability. Furthermore, empirical evidences highlight the relevance of competition and technology sector features in constraining or fostering the use of cost management when the firm pursues a strategy oriented to sustainability
Towards precision disease-modelling in experimental myocarditis
No full textThis is a pre-copyedited, author-produced version of an article accepted for publication in Cardiovascular Research, following peer review. The version of record: Alexandros Protonotarios, Federica Marelli-Berg, Towards precision disease-modelling in experimental myocarditis, Cardiovascular Research, Volume 116, Issue 10, 1 August 2020, Pages 1656–1657, https://doi.org/10.1093/cvr/cvaa057 is available online at: https://doi.org/10.1093/cvr/cvaa05
An immediate solution for the euro area crisis: A Grand European Investment Plan
No full textAfter the double crisis that hurt the Eurozone (with the two recessions in 2008-09 and 2012-13), the financial situation has improved, especially thanks to the battery of unconventional measures undertaken by the European central bank. However, even in the recovery period, real economic growth has been weak and uneven in the euro area; above all, the general economic and social situation is still unsatisfactory. In some peripheral Eurozone countries, the fall in aggregate demand and the collapse of investment (especially public investment) are far from being recovered. A possible solution is therefore – waiting for the reforms needed for the “completion” of the European monetary union – the realization of a Grand European Investment Plan, along the lines proposed by Marelli and Signorelli (2017a) and by Della Posta et al. (2018). This plan can stimulate both current and medium term GDP growth; moreover, it can contribute to the stabilization of both public debt as a ratio of GDP and interest rates. It might even help in the restoration of a pro-European sentiment, which lately has been fading away because of the growth-depressing fiscal austerity policies followed in many euro area countries and the consequent dreadful social conditions
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