161 research outputs found

    Correction to: A probabilistic investigation on the dynamic behaviour of pile foundations in homogeneous soils

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    Due to proofing error, author surnames were reversed and should correctly read as: Lucia Minnucci, Michele Morici, Sandro Carbonari, Francesca Dezi, Fabrizio Gara, Graziano Leoni Original article has been updated

    Workplace Design, Complementarities among Work Practices, and the Formation of Key Competencies: Evidence from Italian Employees

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    The author analyzes the extent to which High Performance Workplace Practices (HPWP) act as a mediating variable between High Performance Work Organization (HPWO) and the economic outcomes of firms in developing workers’ key competencies, which include higher order cognition, problem-solving, and self-reflexivity. Using a large survey of Italian employees drawn from a government-constructed database, the author finds that HPWPs that comprise greater worker discretion, participation in improvement groups, inclusion in workplace improvement schemes, and involvement in performance evaluation help employees develop such competencies, thus enabling firms to thrive and grow. He also shows that these organizational work practices result in more efficient production when simultaneously adopted as a bundle, which confirms the importance of complementarities or synergies among such practices

    Remembering (with) the Body. Form and Experience in Post-war Memorial Architecture Dedicated to Political and Racial Deportation

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    The text explores the evolution of memorial architecture post-World War II, focusing on its role in commemorating victims of political and racial deportation. It argues that architecture must transcend traditional formalism, becoming a reflection of collective experiences and processes shaped by historical traumas. Central to this discussion is the notion of "bare life," as defined by Giorgio Agamben, highlighting the loss of individuality and humanity in concentration camps, where victims were stripped of identity and agency. Memorial architecture faces unique challenges, as it must confront the unspeakability of the victims' experiences while also serving as a moral obligation to remember those silenced. The author emphasizes the need for architecture to facilitate a personal, embodied engagement with memory, transforming the act of visiting into an active reflection on the past. This shift from static monuments to dynamic memorials allows visitors to connect physically and emotionally with the history, bridging the gap between the past and present. Ultimately, the text advocates for an architecture that honours anonymity and collective suffering, seeking to reconstruct a sense of place and identity for victims through thoughtful design that encourages personal interpretation and reflection

    Saussure, la syllabe et le phonème

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    This paper analyses de Saussure's observations concerning phonology. By drawing on the CLG as well as on its sources and other writings, it is argued that Saussure’s emphasis was on the relationship between phonetic elements in the speech chain, rather than on the phonic substance of the minimal segment per se. In this connection, alternation between opening and closing processes proved of basic importance not only for the concept of syllable, but from the perspective of general linguistics as well. The author further suggests that it is incorrect to consider Saussure as a precursor (even implicitly) of the contemporary concept of phoneme (as Jakobson first of all did).Cet article analyse les réflexions de Saussure sur la phonologie. La lecture des textes (CLG, sources et autres écrits) montrent que Saussure accordait moins d’importance aux segments phoniques en soi qu’à leurs relations dans la chaîne, surtout en termes d’alternance entre processus d’ouverture et de fermeture, fondamentaux pour la définition de la syllabe et correspondant à des mécanismes universels. Il apparaît en outre que l’opinion courante, soutenue essentiellement par Jakobson, selon laquelle une conception du phonème moderne serait présente chez Saussure, fût-ce de manière implicite, est infondée.Leoni Federico Albano. Saussure, la syllabe et le phonème. In: Histoire Épistémologie Langage, tome 29, fascicule 1, 2007. Histoire des théories du son. pp. 115-136

    Dalla ‘langue’ alla ‘parole’: verba manent : Scritti di Federico Albano Leoni

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    [Italiano]: Il volume raccoglie una selezione di lavori di Federico Albano Leoni, rappresentativi delle poliedriche ramificazioni della riflessione scientifica dello Studioso, le quali toccano ambiti anche lontani fra loro ma legati da un interesse profondo per la significazione e per la concreta produzione linguistica, manifestazione di parole. In ciascuno di essi la produzione scientifica di Albano Leoni ha tracciato un solco importante, che ha segnato gli sviluppi di ciascun settore: filologia germanica, linguistica storica, linguistique d'intervention, fonetica e fonologia, linguistica dei corpora, filosofia del linguaggio. Ognuno di questi ambiti di ricerca costituisce pertanto una sezione del volume, prefato da un/a suo/a allievo/a o da chi comunque come tale gli è stato/a scientificamente vicino/a (Simona Leonardi, Luisa Corona, Anna Rosa Guerriero, Mariapaola D'Imperio, Loredana Cerrato, Mauro Serra), mentre una bibliografia completa dei numerosi lavori prodotti sino ad oggi da Federico Albano Leoni è posta in chiusura, ordinata tematicamente e cronologicamente (un link segnala i lavori liberamente accessibili in rete). Apre il volume, a mo' di introduzione, un'intervista allo Studioso che intreccia ricordi scientifici e riflessioni sulle prospettive future alle quali oggi si apre, o si potrebbe aprire, ciascuna delle sezioni tematiche del volume. All'intervista hanno dato il proprio contributo anche le tre curatrici del volume (Elda Morlicchio, Valeria Micillo, Francesca M. Dovetto), prime allieve di Federico Albano Leoni, rispettivamente nella Linguistica tedesca, nella Filologia germanica e nella Glottologia e Linguistica, e Annibale Elia, linguista salernitano collega di Albano Leoni e artista autore dell’immagine di copertina./ [English]: This book is a selection of Federico Albano Leoni’s publications, representing the multifaceted nature of his research activity in different fields, which nonetheless share a great interest in signification and in linguistic production, as concrete manifestation of parole. In each of these areas, Albano Leoni’s research has left a mark that contributed to further developments: Germanic philology, historical linguistics, linguistique d'intervention, phonetics and phonology, corpus linguistics, philosophy of language. Each of these research areas represents a section of this volume, with an introduction by one of his former students or scholars who shared his scientific interests (Simona Leonardi, Luisa Corona, Anna Rosa Guerriero, Mariapaola D'Imperio, Loredana Cerrato, Mauro Serra). An exhaustive bibliography of Federico Albano Leoni’s many publications concludes the volume: the publications are arranged chronologically within each subject area (a link indicates works that are freely accessible online). The book is opened, as a general Introduction, by an interview with Albano Leoni, including academic memories and considerations on the future prospects of each of the themes covered by the volume. Contributing to the interview are also the three editors of the book (Elda Morlicchio, Valeria Micillo, Francesca M. Dovetto), the earliest pupils of Federico Albano Leoni, in German linguistics, Germanic philology and Historical and general Linguistics respectively, and Annibale Elia, Linguist at the University of Salerno, colleague of Albano Leoni and artist, author of the cover image

    COVID-led consumption displacement: A longitudinal analysis of hotel booking patterns()

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    This research contributes to the literature on consumption displacement by exploring the pandemic-led shifts in hotel booking patterns. We perform a longitudinal analysis and a critical comparison of bookings before and after COVID-19 outbreak, focusing on the booking window, length of stay, and booking channel. Data include weekly bookings of a representative sample of Balearic Islands’ hotels between 2018 and 2021. Results indicate that the pandemic has led to a drop in the volume of bookings and a remarkable change in booking patterns. Specifically, we find a temporal shift in booking behavior, characterized by a lower anticipation and a change in the tourism supply chain, namely a decrease in the share of intermediated bookings. The expected increase in the frequency of exogenous shocks, such as weather-related and sanitary crises, could affect purchasing behaviors, thus enhancing the relevance of this study, with managerial implications for industry and destination managers

    Un ritrovato dipinto di Ottavio Leoni a Montecitorio: il Ritratto di Paolo Giordano II Orsini in abito nero

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    L'autore restituisce a Ottavio Leoni un ritratto conservato a Palazzo Montecitorio, in deposito dal 1925 dal Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte, già assegnato a una scuola olandese del XVII secolo. Inoltre, il personaggio viene identificato per la prima volta con Paolo Giordano II Orsini, duca di Bracciano, uno dei più famosi mecenati romani del periodo barocco. Questa importante acquisizione per il patrimonio storico-artistico dello Stato getta nuova luce su una tela la cui storia, anche la più remota, è stata ricostruita grazie a minuziose ricerche documentarie, individuandone il passaggio dall'antica famiglia baronale degli Orsini al cardinale Giovanni Angelo Braschi, poi papa Pio VI, fino all'acquisizione a Roma da parte del cavalier Domenico Venuti per le collezioni borboniche sotto il pomposo e camuffato nome di Van Dyck. L'aggiunta del ritratto al catalogo di Ottavio Leoni ha permesso anche di ripensare la sequenza delle effigi conosciute del Duca di Bracciano, proponendo di assegnare a Ippolito Leoni il disegno di Lille, Palais des Beaux-Arts, e il dipinto di Ajaccio, Musée Fesch, già assegnati alla mano del padre Ottavio.The author restores to Ottavio Leoni a portrait kept in Palazzo Montecitorio, on deposit since 1925 from the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte, formerly assigned to a 17th-century Dutch school. Moreover, the sitter is identified for the first time with Paolo Giordano II Orsini, Duke of Bracciano, one of the most famous Roman patrons of the Baroque period. This important acquisition for the State’s historical and artistic heritage shed new light on a canvas whose history, even the most remote, has been reconstructed thanks to detailed documentary research, identifying its passage from the ancient baronial Orsini family to Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Braschi, later Pope Pius VI, until its acquisition in Rome by Cavalier Domenico Venuti for the Bourbon collections under the pompous and disguised name of Van Dyck. The addition of the portrait to Ottavio Leoni’s catalogue has also made it possible to rethink the sequence of the known effigies of the Duke of Bracciano, proposing to assign to Ippolito Leoni the drawing in Lille, Palais des Beaux-Arts, and the painting in Ajaccio, Musée Fesch, already assigned to the hand of his father, Ottavio

    Social thought in Brazil. Styles, Idioms. Interview with Luiz Antonio de Castro Santos

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    Los ensayos de O pensamento social no Brasil. Estilos, idiomas (Rio de Janeiro, EdUERJ & Gramma, 2017) abordan la obra de intelectuales que buscan pensar el Brasil, independientemente de modelos pre-establecidos. El autor, el profesor Luiz Antonio de Castro Santos, conversó con el Blog de la EdUERJ (Editora da UERJ; [https://www.eduerj.com/blog]) sobre su libro, publicado en asociación con Gramma Editora. La entrevista fue ampliada con preguntas acerca de la formación del profesor Castro Santos como sociólogo, historiador e investigador. A lo largo de su carrera, sus investigaciones han abordado temas vinculados al pensamiento social, salud y sociedad, con especial énfasis en cuestiones relativas al cuidado, instituciones y profesionales de la salud. Las preguntas fueron formuladas por Ricardo Zentgraf, periodista de la Editora de la UERJ y por Mariana Leoni Birriel, estudiante de doctorado de la UFSC, responsable también de la traducción de la entrevista al español. La autorización para la presente publicación en la REB fue concedida, expresamente, por la Editora.Os ensaios de O pensamento social no Brasil. Estilos, idiomas (Rio de Janeiro, EdUERJ & Gramma, 2017) abordam a obra de intelectuais que procuraram pensar o Brasil, independente de modelos pré-estabelecidos. O autor, professor Luiz Antonio de Castro Santos, conversou com o Blog da EdUERJ (Editora da UERJ; [https://www.eduerj.com/blog]) sobre seu livro, publicado em parceria com a Gramma Editora. A entrevista foi ampliada com perguntas sobre a formação do professor Castro Santos como sociólogo, historiador e pesquisador. Suas pesquisas, ao longo de sua carreira, debruçaram-se sobre temas do pensamento social e saúde e sociedade, com foco especial em questões do cuidado e instituições e profissões de saúde. As perguntas foram formuladas por Ricardo Zentgraf, jornalista do staff da Editora da UERJ e por Mariana Leoni, doutoranda em Sociologia política pela UFSC, também responsável pela tradução de todo o texto da entrevista para o espanhol. A autorização para a publicação em REB foi dada, expressamente, pela Editora.The essays in the book O pensamento social no Brasil. Estilos, idiomas (Rio de Janeiro, EdUERJ & Gramma, 2017), by the Brazilian sociologist Luiz Antonio de Castro Santos discuss the works of intellectuals whose tradition of research focused on the building of Brazil as a nation-state, independently of pre-established models. The book was published in a partnership with Gramma Press, also located in Rio de Janeiro. The author was interviewed on the Blog of EdUERJ (Blog of the UERJ; [https://www.eduerj.com/blog]) by the publishing house assistant editor, Ricardo Zentgraf, with the help of Mariana Leoni, a PhD student at the UFSC. Ms. Leoni was also responsible for the translation of the interview in Portuguese to Spanish. The interview of April 2018 was expanded with questions and answers about Professor Castro Santos´ career as a sociologist, historian and researcher. His research covers several topics, ranging from sociological theories to social thinking on health and society, public health institutions and professions

    Process-aware Information Systems for Emergency Management

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    Nowadays, Process-aware Information Systems (PAISs) are widely used in many business scenarios, e.g., by government agencies, by insurance companies, and by banks. Despite this widespread usage, the typical application of such systems is predominantly in the context of business scenarios. Nevertheless, emergency management can also benefit from the use of PAISs; for instance, the metaphor of a business process fits very good with the concept of emergency recovery plan. This paper summarizes an invited talk given by the first author for the EMSOA'10 workshop that has been co-located with the ServiceWave 2010 Conference. This paper starts the basic PAIS' requirements for the domain of emergency management, then it gives an overview of the nowadays' literature on using PAISs for Emergency Management. Finally, the paper proposes an architecture and a system to support the execution of emergency management processes

    ANALISIS PENERAPAN IN-HOUSE TRAINING GUNA MENINGKATKAN KINERJA RATING DI PT. KORIN GLOBAL MANDIRI

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    Leoni Alethea Bernice Iola M. (51145510), 2018, ” Analysis In-house Training Appliance For Improve Performance of Rating Ship’s Crew in PT. Korin Global Mandiri". Minithesis, Port and Shipping Department, Semarang Merchant Marine Polytechnic, Semarang. Supervisor I: Sri Murdiwati., S.Sos., M.Si. Supervisor II: Capt. Suherman., M.Mar International shipping companies are required to have a potentian ship’s crew. The more advanced globalization era is the more intense competition between each shipping company. Shipping companies compete to be able to provide competent ship crews. To be able to compete against each other PT. Korin Global Mandiri provides training for its crew, called the In-house training program. This training aims to improve the skills and self-development of each crew member in addition to improving the crew's performance on board. The purpose of this research is to find how the implementation of In-house training at PT. Korin Global Mandiri, as well as obstacles that hinder the implementation of the in-house training. In this study the author uses descriptive, qualitative methods. The used data sources are observation, interviews and documentation. The results of this study is the application of in-house training at PT. Korin Global Mandiri has not been implemented optimally with several obstacles, including: lack of awareness of crew members on the importance of training, crew members who are less skilled in English, and damage on supporting facilities and equipment implementation of in-house training. Keywords: In-house training, Performance, Crewing Departmen
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