Il numero 2/2024 della rivista Welfare e Ergonomia nasce dalla volontà di interrogarsi sull’istituzione totale per eccellenza ancora oggi attiva e carica di senso: il carcere. Un luogo simbolicamente e fisicamente rimosso dallo spazio urbano, che continua a rappresentare una sfida per il nostro modello…
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The policy brief examines the enhanced voting rights introduced in France in 2014 through the Florange Law and later adopted in Italy as a tool to encourage corporate stability and promote long-term investments. In France, enhanced voting rights were made automatic unless companies chose to…
To fully understand the complexity of active and healthy aging, fostering dialogue and collaboration across disciplines is crucial. The NUTRAGE project, with its extensive network of partner institutes and interdisciplinary approach, serves as a valuable platform for these interactions, encouraging meaningful discussions among researchers and…
This working paper presents the edition of a collection of documents from the Archive of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (V atican City) concerning the censorship of philosophical works from the 17th and 18th centuries by the Congregations of the Holy Office…
Knowledge networks can be considered as new economic institutions whose main focus is organizing the process of knowledge creation and diffusion. These institutions would play the role of creating and disseminating information and knowledge flows among the regional actors. Based on this recognition, increasing attention…
The development and rapid diffusion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems, especially those related to deep learning, generative AI and basic models, raise complex questions regarding the governance of scientific research. The growing integration of AI in many intellectual activities is also profoundly changing the way…
Today’s challenges to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 push us to rethink policies, decision-making processes and management models for environmental, social, economic and cultural resources. In this context, the scientific debate highlights interest in the implementation of technological innovation, the contribution of business in developing…
In recent decades, economic development models have increasingly relied on knowledge. It’s no coincidence that the term “knowledge economy” is used to describe an economic paradigm that, in contrast to last century’s industrialization, evolves towards creating intangible and immaterial value, which underpins products and services.…
The Roskilde Festival, one of Europe’s largest and oldest music events, plays a crucial role in transforming the Danish landscape and integrating it into global networks. This study, conducted during a visiting period at the University of Copenhagen, investigates how the festival has driven globalization…
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is a serious and widespread criminal phenomenon that disproportionately affects women. It is recognised as a major form of violence against them. IPV manifests through coercive and violent behaviors perpetrated in a continuous and interconnected manner within an intimate relationship, forming…
The paper examines actions and tools, elaborated and implemented in the framework of the InkCamp participatory urban planning project and the outcomes therefore achieved by the research (in progress) aimed at developing a context analysis – understood as a set of place and community –…
Research leading to the publication of the Manuale di progettazione per l’accessibilità e la fruizione ampliata del patrimonio culturale. Dai funzionamenti della persona ai funzionamenti dei luoghi della cultura (Handbook on Design for Accessibility and Enhanced Use of Cultural Heritage: From Individual Functionings to the…