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Grano, Simona <1978>. "L'evoluzione del diritto di proprietà in Cina." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/866.
Full textTerranova, G. "I NUOVI DIRITTI DI PROPRIETÀ: UN'ANALISI COMPARATA." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/361088.
Full textNicolosi, Costanza. "Libertà Fondamentali e Diritto di Proprietà nella Russia Post-Sovietica." Doctoral thesis, Università di Catania, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10761/4099.
Full textPIAIA, FEDERICO. "IL PROBLEMA DELLA RINUNZIA ABDICATIVA AL DIRITTO DI PROPRIETÀ IMMOBILIARE." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Pavia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11571/1434995.
Full textDallari, Filippo <1976>. "I limiti al diritto di proprietà derivanti dagli strumenti di pianificazione urbanistica. I vincoli urbanistici." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2012. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/5022/1/Dallari_Filippo_Tesi.pdf.
Full textIn the first part, the concept of expropriation restriction is reconstructed in the light of the Constitutional Court and Court of Human Rights jurisprudence, concluding that restrictions on property right fall into this concept. They: - come from discretionary Administration choices not related to the objective characteristics of the property, - go beyond the normal tolerance, meaning they preclude the landlord to be in continued use or they affect the market value of the property disproportionately to the objective characteristics of the property and to the public interest pursued. Underlying reason of the planning restrictions theory is censoring the excessive discretion of the planning power by imposing a greater objectivity and controllability to land use decisions. From the planning restrictions theory it also follows that in exercising the planning power, although the territory could be differentiated, the Administration must pursue the target of balancing economic interests affected by its determinations. The obligation to a compensation payment is the first form of urban planning equalization. In the third and fourth chapters, the civil and administrative jurisprudence is analyzed on the subject of planning restrictions, noting the mismatch compared to the Constitutional Court elaboration and the incongruity of the application results. There is a focus on the need to overcome the criterion based on the zoning-localisations distinction and to consider conforming only those destinations feasible through private enterprise, which actually allow the owner to achieve an economic benefit proportionate to the market value of the property. The fifth chapter analyzes the relationship between planning restrictions theory and urban equalization. The distinction between the two institutions is not only in the consensus, but also in the proportionality of negotiating reciprocal contractual services. Through the equalization it can’t be attributed to the owner a utility lower than what would result from expropriation compensation.
Dallari, Filippo <1976>. "I limiti al diritto di proprietà derivanti dagli strumenti di pianificazione urbanistica. I vincoli urbanistici." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2012. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/5022/.
Full textIn the first part, the concept of expropriation restriction is reconstructed in the light of the Constitutional Court and Court of Human Rights jurisprudence, concluding that restrictions on property right fall into this concept. They: - come from discretionary Administration choices not related to the objective characteristics of the property, - go beyond the normal tolerance, meaning they preclude the landlord to be in continued use or they affect the market value of the property disproportionately to the objective characteristics of the property and to the public interest pursued. Underlying reason of the planning restrictions theory is censoring the excessive discretion of the planning power by imposing a greater objectivity and controllability to land use decisions. From the planning restrictions theory it also follows that in exercising the planning power, although the territory could be differentiated, the Administration must pursue the target of balancing economic interests affected by its determinations. The obligation to a compensation payment is the first form of urban planning equalization. In the third and fourth chapters, the civil and administrative jurisprudence is analyzed on the subject of planning restrictions, noting the mismatch compared to the Constitutional Court elaboration and the incongruity of the application results. There is a focus on the need to overcome the criterion based on the zoning-localisations distinction and to consider conforming only those destinations feasible through private enterprise, which actually allow the owner to achieve an economic benefit proportionate to the market value of the property. The fifth chapter analyzes the relationship between planning restrictions theory and urban equalization. The distinction between the two institutions is not only in the consensus, but also in the proportionality of negotiating reciprocal contractual services. Through the equalization it can’t be attributed to the owner a utility lower than what would result from expropriation compensation.
D'Amore, Martina <1993>. "Il diritto di proprietà industriale e il mondo dell'arte: il caso Vantablack." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/15169.
Full textDal, Lago Eugenia <1992>. "La legittimità dell'azione inibitoria: tra diritto di proprietà intellettuale e tutela della concorrenza." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/10677.
Full textBiasini, Alessandro <1982>. "Indagini sul concetto di "diritto" tra pensiero classico e moderno : diritto soggettivo, proprietà e autorità in Luigi Taparelli d'Azeglio." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/3051.
Full textThis work is concerned with the concept of “right” considered in its relationship between the classic and the modern tradition. We think that the classic tradition supports a conception of right as a “concrete institutional order”. We refer to Aristotle and particularly to Saint Thomas Aquinas in order to put into the light that the modern thought rejected this unitary conception of right for a dualistic one, according to which “right” means sometimes “law”, sometimes “subjective right”. We examine the thought of Luigi Taparelli d'Azeglio (1793-1862) to show that, even in an Author that explicitly refers to the Scholastic tradition, there are many aspects that lead us to modern juridical and political thinking, in particular as we come to consider his theory of subjective rights, property and authority.
ARTARIA, RICCARDO. "La proprietà fra Costituzione e carte europee." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/45606.
Full textZanovello, Francesca. "Usucapione "privata" e "pubblica" nella prospettiva della giurisprudenza CEDU. La tutela multilivello del diritto di proprietà." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3422401.
Full textLa tesi dottorale si intitolata “Usucapione “privata” e “pubblica” nella prospettiva della giurisprudenza CEDU: la tutela multilivello del diritto di proprietà”. Il lavoro si articola in tre capitoli: prima si affronta il rilievo che il diritto di “proprietà” assume sul piano anche sovranazionale (tutela “multilivello” del diritto di proprietà), precisando il rapporto tra le diverse fonti; poi si passa all’esame della disciplina dell’usucapione e dell’adverse possession (del diritto inglese) alla luce della giurisprudenza della Corte eur. dir. uomo sul tema; in fine il lavoro si conclude con la trattazione della discussa ammissibilità dell’usucapione “pubblica” in relazione alle pronunce di Strasburgo in materia di “espropriazione indiretta”. Nel primo capitolo si compie un’analisi delle diverse fonti nazionali (Costituzione, Codice civile e leggi speciali) e sovranazionali (art. 1 del 1° Prot. add. alla Conv. eur. dir. uomo, art. 17 della Carata dir. UE) che oggi vengono in gioco in tema di tutela del diritto di proprietà, evidenziandone le divergenze e valorizzando il ruolo dei giudici (Corte costituzionale, Corte. eur. dir. uomo, Corte di Giustizia UE) che ne operano il coordinamento. Si affronta il problema del difficile raccordo tra il modello economico-sociale di proprietà dell’ordinamento interno e la diversa concezione propria della Conv. eur. dir. uomo (art. 1 del 1° Prot. add.) e della Carta dir. UE (art. 17), ove il diritto di proprietà trova collocazione tra le libertà fondamentali, senza alcun riferimento alla “funzione sociale”. Per evitare un’insuperabile rottura tra i due modelli si prospetta la soluzione di un dialogo tra giudici che, nell’operare il coordinamento delle diverse fonti, ripudia ogni lettura in chiave gerarchica delle stesse. L’incidenza del diritto europeo e la contrapposizione che talora si crea tra tutela della proprietà nel “sistema CEDU” e nell’ordinamento nazionale fanno sorgere dei dubbi circa la compatibilità con il diritto sovranazionale anche di istituti di antica tradizione giuridica come l’usucapione. Questa, infatti, conduce alla perdita del diritto di proprietà senza la corresponsione di alcun indennizzo e in assenza di garanzie procedimentali. La questione prende spunto, come evidenziato nella seconda parte del lavoro, dal caso J.A. Pye relativamente al quale si è pronunciata la Corte eur. dir. uomo (CORTE EUR. DIR. UOMO, 15.11.2005, n. 44302/02, J.A. Pye Ltd (Oxford) v. the United Kingdom; CORTE EUR. DIR. UOMO (G.C.), 30.08.2007, n. 44302/02, J.A. Pye Ltd (Oxford) v. the United Kingdom). In tale occasione si è dubitato della compatibilità dell’adverse possession con l’art. 1 del 1° Prot. add. alla Conv. eur. dir. uomo proprio perché l’istituto consentiva la perdita della proprietà senza corresponsione di un indennizzo e in assenza di garanzie procedimentali. La Grande Chambre, in senso difforme dalla pronuncia di primo grado della Corte eur. dir. uomo, ha qualificato l’istituto come un’ipotesi di regolazione dell’uso dei beni (art. 1 del 1° Prot. add., 2° comma) e ha escluso la violazione dell’art. 1 del 1° Prot. add., non senza perplessità da parte dei giudici dissenzienti. Si è conseguentemente passati all’esame dell’istituto nazionale dell’usucapione, senza estendere in modo automatico le conclusioni dei giudici di Strasburgo alla disciplina interna, date le diversità strutturali rispetto all’adverse possession. Si è comunque concluso per la compatibilità dell’usucapione con il “sistema CEDU” in quanto funzionale al perseguimento di un interesse generale (di certezza giuridica) nel rispetto del principio di “giusto equilibrio”; questa infatti consente al proprietario di contrastare l’altrui possesso prima dell’intervenuta usucapione o di contestare il perfezionamento della fattispecie acquisitiva successivamente, senza eccessivi oneri di vigilanza e controllo, considerate le condizioni che il possesso deve presentare per consentire l’usucapione e il termine ragionevolmente lungo richiesto per il suo perfezionamento. Nel terzo capitolo si passa all’esame dell’usucapione “pubblica” e ci si interroga sulla sua compatibilità con il “sistema CEDU”. Si solleva la questione dell’ammissibilità dell’istituto, non solo in ragione delle maggiori difficoltà nel ricostruire un possesso utile ad usucapire il bene a favore della P.A. occupante, ma soprattutto per il timore che si configuri un’ipotesi di “espropriazione indiretta” in contrasto con la giurisprudenza della Corte eur. dir. uomo. Riconosciuta la difficoltà di espungere del tutto dall’ordinamento l’istituto, si è prospettata la possibilità di un’interpretazione rigorosa e di restringerlo ai soli casi di occupazione usurpativa (pura) in cui difetta del tutto l’esercizio di un potere pubblicistico e il collegamento dell’opera con l’interesse pubblico, mancando la stessa dichiarazione di pubblica utilità. Il lavoro si propone pertanto di evidenziare come l’indubbio rilievo assunto dal diritto di proprietà sul piano sovranazionale (in particolare nel “sistema CEDU”) incida sul diritto interno, dando luogo a una rilettura (non a una passiva eliminazione) anche di istituti propri dell’ordinamento nazionale.
Leonardi, Amedeo <1990>. "Il diritto di proprietà intellettuale giapponese e le regolamentazioni internazionali. Il Partenariato Trans-Pacifico e le sue future implicazioni." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/7616.
Full textANDREONI, MARTINO MARIO. "La tutela cautelare anticipatoria. Premesse per uno studio dei provvedimenti cautelari nel diritto della proprietà intellettuale." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/7773.
Full textPORETTI, DARIO. "Profili della legittimazione passiva all'azione di rivendica." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/170825.
Full textThe work deals with the judicial protection of ownership in Roman law. The focus is on the basic elements of the rei vindicatio per formulam petitoriam. After a presentation of the passive legitimation, it follows the exegesis of D. 6.1.9. It is discussed the contrast between the quidam and Ulpiano, of the subsidiarity between the contractual actions and the rei vindication. It finally deals with the facultas restituendi mentioned by the severian jurist in the closing of the step
ALIPRANDI, SIMONE. "Il diritto d'autore nell'era digitale. Una ricerca empirica su comportamenti, percezione sociale e livello di consapevolezza tra gli utenti della rete." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/30053.
Full textROSSIGNOLI, DOMENICO. "DEMOCRACY, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH: EXPLORING THE BLACK BOX." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/1870.
Full textEconomic and political science literature show a wide consensus about the positive effect of property rights, contract enforcing arrangements and, more generally, economic institutions to long-run growth. Conversely, the linkage between democracy and growth remains unclear and not conclusively supported by empirical research. This work is an attempt to reconcile the stylized facts about democracy and growth –evidencing a long-run “synergic success” between the two terms – with theoretical and empirical literature. After thoroughly surveying the relevant literature on the topic, this study claims that the effect of democracy on long-run growth is indirect, channeled by the means of institutions. To test this hypothesis, the thesis provides an original analytical framework which is applied to a panel of 194 countries over the period 1961-2010, adopting a System-GMM estimation technique and a wide range of robustness controls. The results suggest that democracy is positively related to “better” (namely more growth-enhancing) institutions, especially with respect to economic institutions and rule of law. Hence, the findings suggest that the overall effect on growth is positive, indirect and channeled by institutions. However, since the results are not completely conclusive, a further investigation is suggested, on further determinants of democracy, potentially affecting its pro-growth effect.
ROSSIGNOLI, DOMENICO. "DEMOCRACY, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH: EXPLORING THE BLACK BOX." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/1870.
Full textEconomic and political science literature show a wide consensus about the positive effect of property rights, contract enforcing arrangements and, more generally, economic institutions to long-run growth. Conversely, the linkage between democracy and growth remains unclear and not conclusively supported by empirical research. This work is an attempt to reconcile the stylized facts about democracy and growth –evidencing a long-run “synergic success” between the two terms – with theoretical and empirical literature. After thoroughly surveying the relevant literature on the topic, this study claims that the effect of democracy on long-run growth is indirect, channeled by the means of institutions. To test this hypothesis, the thesis provides an original analytical framework which is applied to a panel of 194 countries over the period 1961-2010, adopting a System-GMM estimation technique and a wide range of robustness controls. The results suggest that democracy is positively related to “better” (namely more growth-enhancing) institutions, especially with respect to economic institutions and rule of law. Hence, the findings suggest that the overall effect on growth is positive, indirect and channeled by institutions. However, since the results are not completely conclusive, a further investigation is suggested, on further determinants of democracy, potentially affecting its pro-growth effect.
Merlo, Federica <1996>. "Acquisto di azioni proprie previamente affrancante dal socio cedente: profili di abuso del diritto." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/18178.
Full textTrevisan, Arianna <1993>. "La violazione dei diritti di proprietà intellettuale: il caso dell'industria della moda in Europa." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/15158.
Full textMiguez, Núñez Rodrigo Antonio. "Terra di scontri : alterazioni e rivendicazioni del diritto alla terra nelle Ande centrali." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0073.
Full textThe concepts and rules assciated to European systems of land law have historically spread throughout South America. This import did not arrive without creating difficulties, however: just like in Europe. The new ideas implemented by the civil code backlashed, as shown by forms of resistance and obstacles to the implementation of the models represented by the codes and by the "official" doctrine. In South American these reflect a complete Iack of understanding of the alternative forms of land tenure of the traditional societies, which are now the basis of the land claims or autochthonous peoples. This thesis analyses the high Andean region which is currently part of Peru and Bolivia. Based on a comparative historical approach the study advances a critical analysis of the legal transplant of possessive individualism in the region and the local resistances to the: importation of western legal doctrines. The advent of the occidental state involved the imposition of the possessive individualism and liberalism as central values of the new institutional Latin-American order. During the republican period such process, justified by the prestige or the European experience, was supported by the proliferation of a set of laws aimed at canceling any reference to the colonial system. In its economic profile, the new ideology gravitated around the establishment or individual freedom or disposition over the most evaluated asset according the economic and philosophical predicaments of European physiocracy: the land. For this reason the process of economic consolidation leaded to establishment of an increasing rural market based on individual titles to property, and to the eradication through an exhaustive legislative production, of any obstacle to the free alienability of the land
Pisani, Federico. "Knowledge workers management. Concorrenza e invenzioni nel rapporto di lavoro subordinato: il modello statunitense." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3425914.
Full textThis work addresses the issues of competition and inventions in the U.S. employment relationships. The research was carried out in part at the Boston University School of Law of, under the supervision of Micheal C. Harper, professor of Labour Law. The selection of the topic is justified in the light of its importance, given that in the new production organization, based largely on globalized knowledge, employees are now increasingly being asked for professionalism, innovation and creativity. The decision to examine this issue from the perspective of the "U.S. laboratory" is due to the primacy that this nation holds at international level on the economic, scientific and innovation of work processes, which bring out critical issues that in other Countries probably have not yet been raised. In order to frame the above-mentioned topics, it has become appropriate to give an account of the system of regulatory sources in the USA, with particular focus on the Restatement of Employment Law, i.e. the collection of fundamental principles developed over the years by common law in the field of employment relationships. The examination of the sources is followed by the definition of the concept of employee and self-employed worker (independent contractor), necessary for the assessment of the application of the obligations arising from the employment relationships, including the duty of loyalty, involved in the fiduciary law. In this context, the evolution of the case law has been observed, as well as the examination of the criteria relating to the distinction between employees and independent contractors, mainly concerning the judgement on the relevance of the factual elements determining the assessment of the existence of an employment relationship. Subsequently, this study addresses the issue of the typical form of the U.S. employment contract, the so-called employment-at-will. This peculiarity is originated from the principle that the parties are not bound by any obligation to provide reasons for termination. The third part of the work has as its object the discipline of competition of the worker carried out on the basis of the knowledge acquired, legally or illegally, during the relationship and the relative legal remedies for the employer, against the violation of the duty of loyalty, intended as an obligation of the employee to perform the work in the exclusive interest of the entrepreneur and, consequently, to refrain from engaging in prejudicial conduct against the company. About the remedies available in the event of breach of the obligations examined, the legal and equitable remedies that U.S. law offers the employer have been explained. The final part of this study deals with the rules governing the ownership of rights arising from inventions developed by employees in the course of their employment. The definitions of "invention" and "patent" and their relationship in the context of employment law has been examined and the difference between invention as a work of genius and intellectual property protected by copyright has been highlighted. In addition, the mechanisms underlying the basic rules governing the subject matter and their coexistence with the contractual freedom of the parties and their power to dispose of these rights have been observed.
GABUSI, GIUSEPPE. "L'importazione del capitalismo." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/121.
Full textThe success of China's economic reforms in the 1980s and in the 1990s has challenged the official development prescriptions known as Washington Consensus of multilateral institutions. By admitting that institutions matter for growth, the consensus suggests that developing countries should install a government which presides over a system of clear and stable property rights, and which does not interfere with markets but creates institutions that strengthen markets: good governance in terms of liberalisation, privatisation of State-owned assets and absence of corruption should result in economic development. None of these conditions were present in China: property rights appeared to be neither stable nor clear, corruption was widespread, and the government was involved in all sectors of the economy. This research draws on the findings of the political economy school to question the validity of the incomplete analysis of the consensus and to show how China's institutions learned the historical lesson of capitalism: property rights were unstable and horizontally unclear but vertically clear, and the state could guide the capitalist transition because the patron-client framework with the Party as the political economy residual claimant was compatible with the costs and benefits related to the rise of market activities.
GABUSI, GIUSEPPE. "L'importazione del capitalismo." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/121.
Full textThe success of China's economic reforms in the 1980s and in the 1990s has challenged the official development prescriptions known as Washington Consensus of multilateral institutions. By admitting that institutions matter for growth, the consensus suggests that developing countries should install a government which presides over a system of clear and stable property rights, and which does not interfere with markets but creates institutions that strengthen markets: good governance in terms of liberalisation, privatisation of State-owned assets and absence of corruption should result in economic development. None of these conditions were present in China: property rights appeared to be neither stable nor clear, corruption was widespread, and the government was involved in all sectors of the economy. This research draws on the findings of the political economy school to question the validity of the incomplete analysis of the consensus and to show how China's institutions learned the historical lesson of capitalism: property rights were unstable and horizontally unclear but vertically clear, and the state could guide the capitalist transition because the patron-client framework with the Party as the political economy residual claimant was compatible with the costs and benefits related to the rise of market activities.
ROMANO, RAMON. "Abuso del diritto ed innovazione. Un percorso ermeneutico intorno alla proprietà intellettuale." Doctoral thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1077818.
Full textPAOLETTI, ARIANNA. "La tutela della concorrenza e la tutela brevettuale nel settore farmaceutico tra esigenze di contemperamento e prospettive future." Doctoral thesis, 2023. https://hdl.handle.net/11573/1668399.
Full textMARINI, MARCO. "Diritti di proprietà e mercato del prodotto: l'interazione strategica." Doctoral thesis, 1994. http://hdl.handle.net/11576/2511012.
Full textD'ADDAZIO, ALESSIA. "I diritti di proprietà intellettuale alla prova del tempo. Caratteri e struttura della tutela cautelare." Doctoral thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1636631.
Full textMARINI, MARCO. "Diritti di proprietà e mercato del prodotto: l'interazione strategica Tesi di Dottorato in Economia Politica V CICLO, Università di Roma La Sapienza." Doctoral thesis, 1993. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/473163.
Full textMARTINY, Federica. "Il diritto come reciprocità:un'analisi a partire dall'opera di Malinowski." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11393/251117.
Full textNIOLA, FRANCESCA. "AMBIENTE, VALORE COSTITUZIONALE - CRISI DEL SISTEMA E PROSPETTIVE DI TUTELA." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1070763.
Full textLa, Grotta Valentina. "Negazionismo e libertà di espressione: tra libera manifestazione delle proprie opinioni ed incriminazione dell'incitamento all'odio, alla discriminazione, alla violenza razziale." Doctoral thesis, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10447/101801.
Full textFORMICONI, Cristina. "LÈD: Il Lavoro È un Diritto. Nuove soluzioni all’auto-orientamento al lavoro e per il recruiting online delle persone con disabilità." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11393/251119.
Full textIAMMARINO, Debora. "Danno ambientale e responsabilità nella gestione dei rifiuti." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11393/251115.
Full textGUIDI, Arianna. "Il reato a concorso necessario improprio." Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11393/251080.
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