Building on landmark studies of late medieval trade and merchant networks (Melis, 1962; Sapori, 1972; Del Treppo, 1989) and contemporary reflections on their systems of cooperation, connectivity, and trust (Poloni, 2024), this paper revisits selected traces of mercantile memory preserved in the Datini Archive (Prato,…
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Editorial Technical Committee
- Paola Carratù, CNR DSU
- Alessandra Mancino, CNR IRIDIS
- Patrizia Monica Mancuso, CNR ISTC
- Antonio Marino, CNR IRIDIS
- Angela Petrillo, CNR IRIDIS
- Maria Grazia Spronati, CNR IRIDIS
Scientific Committee
- David Riccardo Armando, CNR IRFIS
- Andrea Crescenzi, CNR IRIDIS
- Francesco Di Filippo, CNR ISMED
- Gabriella Esposito, CNR IRIDIS
- Raffaella Salvemini, CNR ISEM
- Francesca Pozzi, CNR ITD
9 publications — CNR-DSU Working Paper
This paper analyses the introduction of artificial intelligence into the Italian justice system between 2020 and early 2026, focusing on the key projects launched by universities, judicial offices, and the Ministry of Justice. Despite numerous projects and significant investments, the available applications remain limited: the…
This paper introduces a novel theory of tax evasion, suggesting that the optimal decision to evade taxes is influenced by agents’ portfolio technologies. The theory argues that evading taxes involves the use of specific production technologies (“hidden technologies”) with returns that differ from those of…
We study the effect of a tax rebate on tax evasion, in a third – degree price discrimination framework. In such a context, the monopolist contracts with the buyers a price discount, in exchange for not issuing the transaction receipt, hiding sales revenues from tax…
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…
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…
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 –…