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La crisi dell’Unione Monetaria e le relazioni centro-periferia in Europa
Giuseppe Celi, Andrea Ginzburg, Dario Guarascio e Anna Maria Simonazzi presentano un sintesi del loro recente libro “Crisis in the European Monetary Union. A core-periphery perspective” dove propongono una lettura di lungo periodo dei problemi dell’Europa. In particolare, essi danno conto del processo di polarizzazione in atto che vede, da un lato, un ‘centro’ forte (la Germania) e, dall’altro, due ‘periferie’ eterogenee ma dipendenti dal medesimo centro (il Sud e l’Est Europa). Nelle conclusioni gli autori indicano la strada da percorre per rinnovare le politiche europee
Introduction. Liberalism, Anti-Liberalism and Beyond
One of the most important lessons from experience we learned in the past decades is the acceleration of changes in international politics, internal regimes as well as in academic research. Climate changes, Covid pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have completely overturned previous narratives of globalization and the world (dis)order. In the second half of 20th century, studies on the processes of democratization mainly focused on the transition from autocratic to democratic regimes, but contemporary research on democratization has dramatically changed in the past two decades. This book offers a contribution to critically rethink not only the illiberal wind blowing on contenporary democracies, but also the illiberal and undemocratic side of those liberal theories which, equating democratic procedure with market economy, prefer to defend inequality at the expenses of rights. Complexity is what we can learn from experience, an experience that, as we have seen in empirical research, risks too often to be flattened on the horizon of the present time, and at the same time cannot be captured by normative theories which are often blind to the facts
Corpi estranei esofagei nel cane: dalla diagnosi alla terapia (prima parte). Esophageal foreign bodies in the dog: from diagnosis to therapy (first part)
La società senza morale : ateismo e religione nel pensiero di Mandeville
La figura dell'ateo nelle opere mandevilliane. Origine e funzione sociale della religione
Razionalità economica, lavoro salariato e divisione del lavoro in Mandeville
Mandeville lives in a transitional age in which economics, morality and politics are not clearly distinguished. He emphasises the contrast between the emerging economic rationality and Christian ethics, between utilitarianism and strict ethics. The motto 'private vices, public benefits' highlights this contradiction. The Dutch philosopher is not an economist in the modern sense, but he questions the causes of the nation's wealth and adopts some of the assumptions of mercantilism, such as the importance of a surplus balance of trade and the policy of low wages. He argues that the primary cause of a nation's wealth is wage labour and is one of the first to grasp the importance of the division of labour. He distinguishes between two types of work: wage labour, which only concerns the poor and is performed out of sheer necessity, and self-employment, which, on the other hand, allows for the satisfaction of the fundamental passions of human nature, such as the desire to improve one's condition and to be esteemed
La società senza morale. Ateismo e religione nel pensiero di Mandeville
La figura dell'ateo nelle opere mandevilliane. Origine e funzione sociale della religione
Il personale infermieristico impiega effettivamente i dispositivi di protezione individuale?
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