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by Dario Bevilacqua, Francesca Spagnuolo Transparency and participation in the global polity: lessons learned from food and water governance. By D. Bevilacqua and F. Spagnuolo
No full textWithin the global polity several global regulatory regimes overlap and intersect without establishing one single and unitary legal order. Despite such fragmentation, each global regulatory regime constrains the behaviour of States and individuals through “induced compliance” and significantly impacts domestic regulation, influencing both the content and the way decisions are made. This also applies to the global regimes of food and water, where the interplay between different rules and actors (public/private, domestic/global) raises a number of questions on the complex relationship between the power makers that establish the rules and those who are affected by them. These regimes are particularly emblematic of the debate about the democratic quality of global polity. They also show the lack of balance among national governments, global institutions, and civil society organizations. As a matter of fact, at the global level, there is no directive representative democracy, but some forms of deliberative or procedural democracy, which emerge through the application of administrative procedures and formal guarantees in the decision-making processes. Among such tools, this article focuses on transparency and participation, which are two fundamental legal instruments featuring procedural legitimacy. The paper is divided in four sections. The last section contains three conclusive remarks: 1) an effective increment of transparency and participation in global decision-making would enhance pluralism, accountability and power-checking in the global polity; 2) even the increment of transparency and participation can present drawbacks, which need to be tackled and nullified by the application of specific procedural devices; 3) the main improvement would rely on procedural democracy as transparency and participation need to be combined with other administrative principles and guarantees, such as due process, duty to give reason, judicial review, and so on
Nuovissimo dizionario tascabile italiano-spagnuolo e spagnuolo-italiano
No full textNa portada consta: "Questo dizionario è preceduto da una piccola grammatica in ambe le lingue"Conten: Parte I : Italiano-spagnuolo, (XLVIII, 530, [1] p.); parte II : Spagnuolo-italiano, (XLV, [1], 457 p.
GFRP Bars and CSA-based Concrete for Sustainable Tunnel Lining Segments: not a challange, but an opportunity
No full textThe need for transition towards alternative and sustainable solutions in the tunneling sector is underscored by global data. Italy ranks second worldwide in both the number and length of tunnels, following China, with many surpassing 30 years of operation. Enhancing sustainability and durability requires interventions in both materials, such as concrete and its reinforcement, and the precast concrete segmental lining production process. Partially substituting clinker with sustainable binders like calcium sulfoaluminate (CSA) cement and replacing steel with non-metallic materials such as glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) can mitigate environmental impact. This paper presents a case study investigating the use of GFRP-reinforced CSA-based concrete to enhance sustainability and durability in tunnel linings
Gli epitaffi
No full textThe study includes the transcription and translation of the Jewish epitaphs of the Jewish cemeteries of Friuli, that of Cividale, of Calle Agricola in Udine and of the Jewish area of the city's municipal cemetery, that of San Daniele and of San Vito al Tagliamento
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