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Grazia, Mura Angela. "L’archivio dell’Ufficio capitaniale e vicariale di Fassa. Sezione di Antico regime (1550-1803)." Doctoral thesis, Università di Siena, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11365/1046842.
Full textThe PhD thesis deals with the archival fonds produced by the Officio capitaniale e vicariale di Fassa (the Captain’s and Vicar’s Office of Val di Fassa, I-TN), covering a period from the middle of the 16th century – when the structured organisation of the archives began – to the secularisation of the see of the Prince Bishop of Bressanone at end of the 17th century. From this small state body within the German Empire the Fassa Officio administered the territory and population of Val di Fassa, which is nowadays part of North-East Trentino. The 430 descripted units of the fonds created by this institution are now preserved in the State Archives in Trento. The first part deals with the institutional history of the Fassa Officio and the pattern of government – with the Officio on the one hand as a link between the Prince Bishop and the rural community and, on the other hand, its relationship with the other Giudizi in the surrounding territory. It gives us an insight into the management of land, persons and community from a public law point of view. The analysis of the structure and inventory of the fonds, which constitutes the central part of the thesis, sheds light on the production, transmission and conservation of the written documentation of the main Chancellery of the Officio, and its relationship with the peripheral scribes, and also the means by which the Prince Bishop administered justice and kept track of his income from his lands. The range of competence of this administrative and jurisdictional body is well documented for over two centuries. In the third part of the thesis are listed published and manuscript sources; also the transcription and comment of unpublished documents relevant to Fassa and its constitutional organisation, and to show the custom of documentation. The historical and cultural interest of this research is related to the geographical position of Val di Fassa (which in Ladin means a “strip of land”), wedged between a German-speaking area to the North and an Italian-speaking area to the South, and at the same time an integral part of a Ladino Dolomite enclave. Val di Fassa is therefore a melting pot of various judicial and cultural customs. The keeping of public documentation in this area shows from the early modern period that the work previously carried out by notaries was being taken over by public officials. Documentation was becoming progressively the task of the chancelleries of the giudizi and of the local public bodies. The same was happening in most of the neighbouring German-speaking Tyrol as well as in the rest part of Prince Bishopric of Bressanone. This significant change at the beginning of the 16th century shows a radical transformation in the method of making documents probative (i.e. imbued with publica fides, public faith and credit): the custom of putting a seal on a document as a guarantee of authenticity went hand in hand with the weakening of the function of the notaries of the Latin tradition. Between the 15th and 16th century contracts between persons (cives and peasants) who were not allowed to validate with a seal of their own their legal transactions, needed to be written by public chancelleries and validated by a judge (only nobles, high-ranking clergy and towns had their own seal, which was later extended to lower-ranking nobles and the upper middle classes in towns and in the country). In the strip of land falling within the jurisdiction of the Tyrolean statute it was no longer the notary but the judicial officer, meaning the local lord’s emissary, who authenticated – fides publica – contracts between private parties. This he did by stamping his seal on the document and by officially registering the contract. From the 16th century on, in order to establish central control over property rights for tax proposes, people’s rights to property were entered in special archival registers kept in the Giudizi, known locally as libri di archiviazione or Verfachbücher. This type of documentation also spread to areas under Tyrolean jurisdiction, governed by the Counts of Tyrol and also in the see of Bressanone, which included Val di Fassa and the neighbouring Giudizio of Livinallongo. This change in the law did not however affect areas that were now under Tyrolean jurisdiction and no longer under the Bishop of Trento – i.e. Primiero and the other Giudizi on the Italian border – or under the Republic of Venice – such as Ampezzo –, where the previous legal system continued to exist and the notary procedure continued as before. As we see, the pattern of distribution of these contract registers in the whole region is not strictly confined to German-speaking areas, nor to areas that came under the Tyrolean Statute. Val di Fassa, on the other hand, was primarily influenced by neighbouring Trentino – particularly by Val di Fiemme – with regard to the broad spectrum of private law including family law, property, testamentary law and community law. This in turn has affected not just the organisation of the community and access to jointly-owned resources, but indeed the whole pattern of settlement. Val di Fassa as case of study provides insight into the historic and institutional development of the whole Trentino-Tyrolean Region in the early modern age.
GARA, MARTA. ""CHANGE THE SYSTEM FROM WITHIN". PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY E RIFORME ISTITUZIONALI NEGLI STATI UNITI DEGLI ANNI SETTANTA." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/100610.
Full textChapter 1 retrieves the idea of participatory democracy stemmed from the Long 1960s New Left and the following social movements. Indeed, the concept of participatory democracy mainly acquired two slightly different shapes in that historical framework. From one hand, it meant the broad political call for common citizens’ greater involvement in the policy-making - at the local, state and federal level. That request was in fact a reply to the ongoing crisis of the American democracy, in terms of political legitimacy and social representation of minorities and poor people. In the other hand, participatory democracy represented the organizing principle adopted by most of the grass-roots groups of that period, with a clear prefigurative function. Indeed, making the activist groups’ inner decision-making participatory was a way for the collectives to anticipate the institutional changes they aspired to. In the meantime, because of the same disaffection against the raising social and political inequalities, some political science scholars elaborated a critique to the pluralist version of the liberal democracy - then the most praised one, as well as credited as it was embodied in the American democracy. Those 1960s critiques were eventually used to conceive the first political theory of participatory democracy in the 1970s and 1980s, as Chapter 1 shows. The participatory democracy’s canon was in fact mostly developed by Carole Pateman, Crawford B. Macpherson and Benjamin Barber. Beside the intellectual history of participatory democracy from 1960s to 1980s, Chapter 1 allows to contextualize ideas and practices of common citizens’ participation into the wider history of the American Political Development. According to that, chapter 1 also provides a detailed analysis of the participatory political institutions that were traditionally part of the United States representative democracy. Chapter 2 verifies whether the 1960s idea of participatory democracy actually affected the federal public policies of the late 1960s and 1970s. Indeed the principle of “citizen participation” was introduced in some of the War on Poverty legislations, promoted by Lyndon B. Johnson since the mid-1960s. Although the heterogeneous institutional effects, that principle was maintained in some grant-in-aid projects until the end of the Carter administration, through the Nixon and Ford administrations. Therefore, the political meanings assumed by the idea of “citizen participation” and its institutional consequences from 1964 to 1980 are carefully analyzed in chapter 2. Moreover, chapter 2 shows that the principle of citizen participation had such a strong impact on the intergovernmental relations. It thus brought forward, for instance, the local public officers’ entrepreneurship towards the local devolution, shifting the administrative and political power base from the center to the neighborhood. Chapter 3 deals with the 1970s main institutional reforms aimed at introducing the common citizens’ participation in the government decision-making at the state and local levels. Those reforms are deeply related to some long-lasting intergovernmental dynamics and this relationship is also argued. The same chapter’s lay-out is vowed to underline the 1970s general trend of retrieval and enhancing of traditional institutions, such as the initiative (direct democracy), the public hearings and the school districts. The school board was indeed reevaluated and reshaped as a means of community control in the biggest cities. As chapters 2 and 3 aim at exploring the implementation of participatory reforms in the federal, state and local level of government, chapters 4 and 5 aim at inquiring the participatory democracy’s impact on the 1970s boundary of polity - the space where activism meets political institutions. Chapter 4 inquires the new generations of progressive politicians entering the local and state administrations from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s. To frame that national phenomenon, the historical analysis use the Conference of Alternative States and Local Policies (CASLP) as a case study. CASLP was indeed a national organization born in 1975 to give voice to the progressive public officers around the country and allowed them sharing their government experiences for a more effective institutional impact. Inside CASLP, the progressive coalition of Berkeley, CA (called Berkeley Citizens’ Action, BCA) was especially spotted for its exemplary strategy to confront local political institutions. The 1970s BCA’s political actions are thus specifically analyzed. In fact, the institutional approach of the Berkeley progressive coalition resulted to be innovative in terms of strategy as well as successful in introducing new forms of participatory democracy into the local government, assessing the 1970s evolution of the participatory democracy political theory and practices. Chapter 5 retraces the political career of the former New Left leader Tom Hayden during the years of turning from activism to institutional politics. Especially, the analysis focuses on the 1975-1976 U.S. Senate Campaign and the following Campaign for Economic Democracy (CED), a coalition project and organization led by Hayden with the goal of mobilizing activists and public officers around the issues of economic justice, environmental and economic public policies (1976-1982). That period - just before Hayden was elected representative at the California Legislature in 1982 - is thus analyzed as a testing ground to verify his long-lasting commitment towards participatory democracy. The historical and political analysis, based on original archival findings, confirms Hayden’s inclination for institutional innovation in the participatory realm. In particular, during the 1975-1976 electoral campaign for the U.S. Senate in California Hayden introduced participatory forms of decision-making involving staff people, volunteers and supporting grass-roots groups. Moreover, that campaign’s staff and people management was conceived in order to directly empower citizens and volunteers, without losing track of the campaigning basic requirements (e. g. fundraising and propaganda). As he stood against big business and economic inequalities, he chose to reject fundings from corporations and banks. Therefore his electoral campaign was mostly sustained by small donors. Hayden successfully made the campaigning more open, accountable and participatory and kept on sponsoring his trust in community organizing and grass-roots social movements even in his following political endeavour, CED. Eventually, the investigation casts lights on the strengths, as well as the critical issues, produced by the Hayden’s participatory governance of campaigning. By the means of analysing the intellectual history and the institutional implementation of participatory democracy during late 1960s-1970s United States, this research project firstly aims at making up the lack of historiography about the topic. In the second stance, grounding the institutional and political history of participatory democracy in the United States representative democracy - where the concept was born - this research project intends to provide a first genealogy of the participatory democracy’s institutional implementation. In this sense, the research projects wants also to contribute to the contemporary debate on the participatory democracy. It is indeed a compelling and popular issue in many worldwide political arenas, but it is still rarely defined by its historical and institutional terms.
GARA, MARTA. ""CHANGE THE SYSTEM FROM WITHIN". PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY E RIFORME ISTITUZIONALI NEGLI STATI UNITI DEGLI ANNI SETTANTA." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/100610.
Full textChapter 1 retrieves the idea of participatory democracy stemmed from the Long 1960s New Left and the following social movements. Indeed, the concept of participatory democracy mainly acquired two slightly different shapes in that historical framework. From one hand, it meant the broad political call for common citizens’ greater involvement in the policy-making - at the local, state and federal level. That request was in fact a reply to the ongoing crisis of the American democracy, in terms of political legitimacy and social representation of minorities and poor people. In the other hand, participatory democracy represented the organizing principle adopted by most of the grass-roots groups of that period, with a clear prefigurative function. Indeed, making the activist groups’ inner decision-making participatory was a way for the collectives to anticipate the institutional changes they aspired to. In the meantime, because of the same disaffection against the raising social and political inequalities, some political science scholars elaborated a critique to the pluralist version of the liberal democracy - then the most praised one, as well as credited as it was embodied in the American democracy. Those 1960s critiques were eventually used to conceive the first political theory of participatory democracy in the 1970s and 1980s, as Chapter 1 shows. The participatory democracy’s canon was in fact mostly developed by Carole Pateman, Crawford B. Macpherson and Benjamin Barber. Beside the intellectual history of participatory democracy from 1960s to 1980s, Chapter 1 allows to contextualize ideas and practices of common citizens’ participation into the wider history of the American Political Development. According to that, chapter 1 also provides a detailed analysis of the participatory political institutions that were traditionally part of the United States representative democracy. Chapter 2 verifies whether the 1960s idea of participatory democracy actually affected the federal public policies of the late 1960s and 1970s. Indeed the principle of “citizen participation” was introduced in some of the War on Poverty legislations, promoted by Lyndon B. Johnson since the mid-1960s. Although the heterogeneous institutional effects, that principle was maintained in some grant-in-aid projects until the end of the Carter administration, through the Nixon and Ford administrations. Therefore, the political meanings assumed by the idea of “citizen participation” and its institutional consequences from 1964 to 1980 are carefully analyzed in chapter 2. Moreover, chapter 2 shows that the principle of citizen participation had such a strong impact on the intergovernmental relations. It thus brought forward, for instance, the local public officers’ entrepreneurship towards the local devolution, shifting the administrative and political power base from the center to the neighborhood. Chapter 3 deals with the 1970s main institutional reforms aimed at introducing the common citizens’ participation in the government decision-making at the state and local levels. Those reforms are deeply related to some long-lasting intergovernmental dynamics and this relationship is also argued. The same chapter’s lay-out is vowed to underline the 1970s general trend of retrieval and enhancing of traditional institutions, such as the initiative (direct democracy), the public hearings and the school districts. The school board was indeed reevaluated and reshaped as a means of community control in the biggest cities. As chapters 2 and 3 aim at exploring the implementation of participatory reforms in the federal, state and local level of government, chapters 4 and 5 aim at inquiring the participatory democracy’s impact on the 1970s boundary of polity - the space where activism meets political institutions. Chapter 4 inquires the new generations of progressive politicians entering the local and state administrations from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s. To frame that national phenomenon, the historical analysis use the Conference of Alternative States and Local Policies (CASLP) as a case study. CASLP was indeed a national organization born in 1975 to give voice to the progressive public officers around the country and allowed them sharing their government experiences for a more effective institutional impact. Inside CASLP, the progressive coalition of Berkeley, CA (called Berkeley Citizens’ Action, BCA) was especially spotted for its exemplary strategy to confront local political institutions. The 1970s BCA’s political actions are thus specifically analyzed. In fact, the institutional approach of the Berkeley progressive coalition resulted to be innovative in terms of strategy as well as successful in introducing new forms of participatory democracy into the local government, assessing the 1970s evolution of the participatory democracy political theory and practices. Chapter 5 retraces the political career of the former New Left leader Tom Hayden during the years of turning from activism to institutional politics. Especially, the analysis focuses on the 1975-1976 U.S. Senate Campaign and the following Campaign for Economic Democracy (CED), a coalition project and organization led by Hayden with the goal of mobilizing activists and public officers around the issues of economic justice, environmental and economic public policies (1976-1982). That period - just before Hayden was elected representative at the California Legislature in 1982 - is thus analyzed as a testing ground to verify his long-lasting commitment towards participatory democracy. The historical and political analysis, based on original archival findings, confirms Hayden’s inclination for institutional innovation in the participatory realm. In particular, during the 1975-1976 electoral campaign for the U.S. Senate in California Hayden introduced participatory forms of decision-making involving staff people, volunteers and supporting grass-roots groups. Moreover, that campaign’s staff and people management was conceived in order to directly empower citizens and volunteers, without losing track of the campaigning basic requirements (e. g. fundraising and propaganda). As he stood against big business and economic inequalities, he chose to reject fundings from corporations and banks. Therefore his electoral campaign was mostly sustained by small donors. Hayden successfully made the campaigning more open, accountable and participatory and kept on sponsoring his trust in community organizing and grass-roots social movements even in his following political endeavour, CED. Eventually, the investigation casts lights on the strengths, as well as the critical issues, produced by the Hayden’s participatory governance of campaigning. By the means of analysing the intellectual history and the institutional implementation of participatory democracy during late 1960s-1970s United States, this research project firstly aims at making up the lack of historiography about the topic. In the second stance, grounding the institutional and political history of participatory democracy in the United States representative democracy - where the concept was born - this research project intends to provide a first genealogy of the participatory democracy’s institutional implementation. In this sense, the research projects wants also to contribute to the contemporary debate on the participatory democracy. It is indeed a compelling and popular issue in many worldwide political arenas, but it is still rarely defined by its historical and institutional terms.
Coltro, Fabiana <1980>. "Il Giappone nel diritto internazionale delle peacekeeping operations (PKO) delle Nazioni Unite." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/127.
Full textCairo, Giambattista <1974>. "Roma, tra storia ed archeologia: religione, istituzioni, territorio nell'epoca delle origini." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/2173/1/cairo_giambattista_tesi.pdf.pdf.
Full textCairo, Giambattista <1974>. "Roma, tra storia ed archeologia: religione, istituzioni, territorio nell'epoca delle origini." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/2173/.
Full textMarchetti, Giulia <1992>. "La fascistizzazione delle istituzioni all'estero: La "Casa degli Italiani" di Barcellona." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/14927.
Full textToschi, Chiara <1996>. "La rivitalizzazione rurale nelle campagne tibetane. Interessi e ripercussioni della strategia cinese sulla realtà etnica locale." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21613.
Full textMarcato, Eleonora <1993>. "Egisto Lancerotto. Proposta per un catalogo ragionato delle opere." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/15073.
Full textGiovanazzi, A. "I CONSIGLI DI PREFETTURA DELL'ITALIA NAPOLEONICA. ACQUE E STRADE TRA AMMINISTRAZIONE E DISCIPLINAMENTO." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/362140.
Full textFietta, Martina <1988>. "La questione sino-tibetana: una ferita riaperta nell'anno delle Olimpiadi." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/2938.
Full textDell'Era, Filippo <1990>. "Cambiamento nelle politiche agricole giapponesi? Analisi delle trattative del TPP." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/5563.
Full textDonato, Silvia <1995>. "Analisi delle politiche migratorie in Giappone. Il caso di Okayama." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/16697.
Full textArcoraci, Federica <1994>. "Ripensare il ruolo delle istituzioni museali per il contemporaneo. Una prospettiva critica e dialogica." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/18606.
Full textAlvarez, Garcia Hector <1984>. "El fundamento democrático de la revocación del mandato representativo." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2016. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7280/1/%C3%81lvarez_Garc%C3%ADa_H%C3%A9ctor_tesi.pdf.
Full textThe revocation of the representative mandate is a fundamental political right, embedded in the democratic principle, as it confers powers and functions that integrate the citizen’s legal-political status by regulating popular participation in public affairs, particularly with regard to the control and the political accountability of public representatives. This doctoral thesis presents the assumptions outlined in the title: the basis for the revocation of the representative mandate lies on popular sovereignty. What does this imply? Firstly, the repeal has a democratic soul and its non-recognition in the constitution involves a restriction of political freedom, which is untenable in the democratic State; secondly, the revocative institution is not part nor it is exclusive of the imperative mandate; thirdly, the representative mandate does not imply the transmission or the alienation neither of the ownership nor of the exercise of sovereignty, but the delegation or commission of the exercise of public powers. This research seeks to answer crucial questions of the democratic theory: why are people sovereign? What is the origin of the democratic foundation of sovereignty? What does popular sovereignty mean? It is from this sound basis that the meaning and the legal and constitutional implications of the representative mandate should be explained. Finally, it is also important to analyze the reason why the revocation of representative mandate is an irrevocable requirement of the democratic principle. Throughout this thesis we will retrace the history of political ideas, we will go through the constitutional ideology, we will dive into the theory of law and we will take a look at anthropology, in search of arguments that will allow us to assert with scientific accuracy that the revocation of the representative mandate is pertinent to the people's sovereignty, a keystone of democratic constitutionalism.
Alvarez, Garcia Hector <1984>. "El fundamento democrático de la revocación del mandato representativo." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2016. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7280/.
Full textThe revocation of the representative mandate is a fundamental political right, embedded in the democratic principle, as it confers powers and functions that integrate the citizen’s legal-political status by regulating popular participation in public affairs, particularly with regard to the control and the political accountability of public representatives. This doctoral thesis presents the assumptions outlined in the title: the basis for the revocation of the representative mandate lies on popular sovereignty. What does this imply? Firstly, the repeal has a democratic soul and its non-recognition in the constitution involves a restriction of political freedom, which is untenable in the democratic State; secondly, the revocative institution is not part nor it is exclusive of the imperative mandate; thirdly, the representative mandate does not imply the transmission or the alienation neither of the ownership nor of the exercise of sovereignty, but the delegation or commission of the exercise of public powers. This research seeks to answer crucial questions of the democratic theory: why are people sovereign? What is the origin of the democratic foundation of sovereignty? What does popular sovereignty mean? It is from this sound basis that the meaning and the legal and constitutional implications of the representative mandate should be explained. Finally, it is also important to analyze the reason why the revocation of representative mandate is an irrevocable requirement of the democratic principle. Throughout this thesis we will retrace the history of political ideas, we will go through the constitutional ideology, we will dive into the theory of law and we will take a look at anthropology, in search of arguments that will allow us to assert with scientific accuracy that the revocation of the representative mandate is pertinent to the people's sovereignty, a keystone of democratic constitutionalism.
Formaio, Nicola <1982>. "La Repubblica di Venezia tra la discesa di Carlo VIII e il dramma di Agnadello. I comandanti militari marciani nelle guerre d'Italia." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/4219.
Full textMunaretto, Luca <1990>. "Pazzia sotto processo: un caso di omicidio nel Veneto di primo Ottocento." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/15072.
Full textMoro, Enrico <1992>. "Un delitto irrisolto. Indagini processuali in una contrada veneta dell’Ottocento." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/16327.
Full textDe, Marco Gabriele <1992>. "Nell'Istria asburgica. Un'analisi storico-istituzionale della penisola dal 1813 al 1816." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/16367.
Full textMarcadella, Paolo <1979>. "Neppur la fermezza dei cancelli e la santità del luogo valsero a far trepide quelle ladre mani. Vicenza, 1835-1837: il processo contro Antonio Caldana di Conco." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/17353.
Full textRaguso, Maria Giovanna <1989>. "La geopolitica del "limes": un ritorno alle frontiere?" Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/20675.
Full textBoato, Matteo <1996>. "Unione Europea e Deficit Democratico: Le Radici Ordoliberali della Democrazia in Europa." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21152.
Full textMorassut, Ilaria <1997>. "Il ruolo dell’OMS nelle relazioni internazionali rispetto all’impatto della pandemia di Covid-19." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21357.
Full textGasco, Margherita <1993>. "Venezia tra '500-'600: "al centro del piacere"." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21522.
Full textLasorsa, Chiara <1994>. "L’impatto dell’accordo sullo Status delle forze tra Giappone e Stati Uniti sulla popolazione civile giapponese." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21684.
Full textCogo, Michelle <1988>. "Nascita e formazione del sistema delle fonti del diritto di Hong Kong." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/3712.
Full textStroe, Andreea <1996>. ""Il nuovo protagonismo delle piccole potenze: il Qatar nello scenario internazionale contemporaneo"." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21033.
Full textPietrancosta, Fausto <1982>. ""Tra centro e periferia" Istituzioni e processi di industrializzazione nella Sicilia del secondo dopoguerra." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6192/4/TESI_DI_DOTTORATO_FORMA_DEFINITIVA_PDF.pdf.
Full textIn Sicily, the main tool that has characterized the mode of action of the public authorities in the economy has been the direct or indirect holding, that of the region which is proposed as an advocate organization to support the development of industry and later as an entrepreneur subject. The organizational form through which the intervention took the form of regional economy were the corporation to regional participation, the company and the autonomous regional public regional entity. The history of economic development in the post-war Sicilian confirms that the use of the economic instrument of the public powers has been very common in the local as, moreover, also in other regions of Italy. Traces of these, a historical event that we immediately have complex implications that would generate the need to research the way in which political institutions have an impact on the economic dynamics of Sicily after World War II, to the extent known and depth were in fact the key features and Sicilian peculiar paths of economic development remain poorly detailed content of the reports and the links political, institutional and economic relations between center and periphery, in other words that still remains partially unexplored part of the investigation concerning the evolution of the processes of industrialization of Sicily in the second postwar implemented in parallel by the regional authorities and the State through their bodies and instruments. You might be wondering what were the times, methods, obstacles and possible results of planning actions taken by the public authorities in the central and regional perspective of economic development of the territory, the coordination of measures to promote industrial progress is presented in this sense, from the outset, as one of the key challenges for an adequate and substantial economic recovery in less developed areas of Southern Italian.
Pietrancosta, Fausto <1982>. ""Tra centro e periferia" Istituzioni e processi di industrializzazione nella Sicilia del secondo dopoguerra." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6192/.
Full textIn Sicily, the main tool that has characterized the mode of action of the public authorities in the economy has been the direct or indirect holding, that of the region which is proposed as an advocate organization to support the development of industry and later as an entrepreneur subject. The organizational form through which the intervention took the form of regional economy were the corporation to regional participation, the company and the autonomous regional public regional entity. The history of economic development in the post-war Sicilian confirms that the use of the economic instrument of the public powers has been very common in the local as, moreover, also in other regions of Italy. Traces of these, a historical event that we immediately have complex implications that would generate the need to research the way in which political institutions have an impact on the economic dynamics of Sicily after World War II, to the extent known and depth were in fact the key features and Sicilian peculiar paths of economic development remain poorly detailed content of the reports and the links political, institutional and economic relations between center and periphery, in other words that still remains partially unexplored part of the investigation concerning the evolution of the processes of industrialization of Sicily in the second postwar implemented in parallel by the regional authorities and the State through their bodies and instruments. You might be wondering what were the times, methods, obstacles and possible results of planning actions taken by the public authorities in the central and regional perspective of economic development of the territory, the coordination of measures to promote industrial progress is presented in this sense, from the outset, as one of the key challenges for an adequate and substantial economic recovery in less developed areas of Southern Italian.
Cernuto, Marta <1987>. "La Cina "unitaria multietnica": le politiche della RPC nei confronti delle minoranze etniche." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/3653.
Full textLoddo, Roberta <1987>. "Il volto femminile delle maquiladoras messicane, tra discriminazione e diritti violati." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/5522.
Full textPiana, Giulia <1993>. "La pena di morte in Giappone: riflessioni sulla possibilità di una sospensione delle esecuzioni." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/16705.
Full textStigliano, Messuti Giovanni <1997>. "Mensōrē ja nai! – L’impatto delle politiche di State building sul paesaggio dell’isola di Okinawa." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/20006.
Full textColucci, Stefania <1988>. "Le organizzazioni non-governative per la tutela dei diritti reali delle donne nella Cina contadina." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/4134.
Full textD'ALESSANDRO, MICHELE. "Istituzioni internazionali ed economia tra le due guerre: la Società delle nazioni e l'organizzazione dei mercati." Doctoral thesis, Università Bocconi, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/11565/4050975.
Full textConte, Elena <1988>. "L'evoluzione delle politiche previdenziali nella Cina post-maoista e l'affermazione del welfare capitalism nell'area di Shenzhen." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/2378.
Full textGalimberti, Silvia <1987>. "Politiche fondiarie nella Cina contemporanea. La gestione della terra quale indicatore delle contraddizioni socio-politiche cinesi." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/3774.
Full textMilanese, Juan Pablo <1977>. "Transacciones, delegación o unilateralidad. Un análisis de los equilibrios de poder en las relaciones ejecutivo-legislativo durante los primeros gobiernos de Álvaro Uribe en Colombia y Carlos Saúl Menem en Argentina." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2011. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/3346/1/Milanese_JuanPablo_Tesi.pdf.
Full textMilanese, Juan Pablo <1977>. "Transacciones, delegación o unilateralidad. Un análisis de los equilibrios de poder en las relaciones ejecutivo-legislativo durante los primeros gobiernos de Álvaro Uribe en Colombia y Carlos Saúl Menem en Argentina." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2011. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/3346/.
Full textCuppi, Valentina <1983>. "Egemonia, socialismo e democrazia nell’occidente periferico. Gli studi gramsciani di Aricó e Portantiero tra Argentina e Messico." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6559/1/cuppi_valentina_tesi.pdf.
Full textThis research aims to show that the “gramscian categories” have been the most important reference for two argentine intellectuals: Portantiero Juan Carlos Portantiero and José Maria Aricó . They were in exile in Mexico from 1976 to 1983. At that time they focused their analysis on the relationship between state, civil society , democracy and socialism , from a Gramscian perspective . The failure of the “war of movement” in Argentina in the early seventies led them to reflect on alternative strategies for the transition to socialism , whose focal point was the concept of “Hegemony” . Since 1975 they used the Gramsci's thought to create a political project suitable for states characterized by the presence of a “complex civil society”. Since the '50s , Aricó and Portantiero studied Gramsci. However, it was during the period of the exile that they studied deeply all his books, from the writings of his youth up to the “Prison Notebooks”.
Cuppi, Valentina <1983>. "Egemonia, socialismo e democrazia nell’occidente periferico. Gli studi gramsciani di Aricó e Portantiero tra Argentina e Messico." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6559/.
Full textThis research aims to show that the “gramscian categories” have been the most important reference for two argentine intellectuals: Portantiero Juan Carlos Portantiero and José Maria Aricó . They were in exile in Mexico from 1976 to 1983. At that time they focused their analysis on the relationship between state, civil society , democracy and socialism , from a Gramscian perspective . The failure of the “war of movement” in Argentina in the early seventies led them to reflect on alternative strategies for the transition to socialism , whose focal point was the concept of “Hegemony” . Since 1975 they used the Gramsci's thought to create a political project suitable for states characterized by the presence of a “complex civil society”. Since the '50s , Aricó and Portantiero studied Gramsci. However, it was during the period of the exile that they studied deeply all his books, from the writings of his youth up to the “Prison Notebooks”.
Bacchitta, Sandra <1982>. "L'amministrazione Johnson e le origini della distensione. 1964-1968." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6565/1/Bacchitta_Sandra_TESI.pdf.
Full textThe research intends to investigate two aspects of Johnson’s foreign policy: the establishment of a dialogue and the pursuit of cooperation with Soviet Union, regarding arms control measures and non-proliferation; the reassessment of the American policy towards Communist China and the slow detachment from the previous approach. The Sixties saw the international system becoming more complex and fragmented, the strategic balance getting closer to a condition of equality but also becoming less manageable due to nuclear proliferation; the rivalry between the two blocs was changing as well, due to the Sino-Soviet split, the increasing of contacts between eastern and western Europe and the willingness to avoid tensions between the superpowers. Being wary of both the dangers and the interdependence inherent in the bilateral relationship led to the decision to seek a common ground on strategic issues and to the establishment of a dialogue. Also during those years, the administration begun to explore the convenience of a different approach toward Communist China, which was clearly bound to emerge as a power in its own, and the possibilities that a new policy would have opened up. Both issues illustrates how the Johnson Administration, in order to face the challenges of its time, considered new options and took measures, breaking with the past, and adopting the relaxation of tensions and dialogue, or at least the possibility of it, as a policy. The research, which focuses on the debate and the decision-making process within the Administration, assumes that by doing so the administration introduced the policy of détente as at least one of the options available to the United States. Therefore the analysis of Johnson’s policies towards the main communist powers, and their challenges, may help to achieve a better definition and understanding of Détente, in its origins and motivations.
Bacchitta, Sandra <1982>. "L'amministrazione Johnson e le origini della distensione. 1964-1968." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6565/.
Full textThe research intends to investigate two aspects of Johnson’s foreign policy: the establishment of a dialogue and the pursuit of cooperation with Soviet Union, regarding arms control measures and non-proliferation; the reassessment of the American policy towards Communist China and the slow detachment from the previous approach. The Sixties saw the international system becoming more complex and fragmented, the strategic balance getting closer to a condition of equality but also becoming less manageable due to nuclear proliferation; the rivalry between the two blocs was changing as well, due to the Sino-Soviet split, the increasing of contacts between eastern and western Europe and the willingness to avoid tensions between the superpowers. Being wary of both the dangers and the interdependence inherent in the bilateral relationship led to the decision to seek a common ground on strategic issues and to the establishment of a dialogue. Also during those years, the administration begun to explore the convenience of a different approach toward Communist China, which was clearly bound to emerge as a power in its own, and the possibilities that a new policy would have opened up. Both issues illustrates how the Johnson Administration, in order to face the challenges of its time, considered new options and took measures, breaking with the past, and adopting the relaxation of tensions and dialogue, or at least the possibility of it, as a policy. The research, which focuses on the debate and the decision-making process within the Administration, assumes that by doing so the administration introduced the policy of détente as at least one of the options available to the United States. Therefore the analysis of Johnson’s policies towards the main communist powers, and their challenges, may help to achieve a better definition and understanding of Détente, in its origins and motivations.
Canales, Urriola Jorge Ariel <1980>. "Le valigie dell'anarchia: Percorsi e attivismo degli anarchici emiliani e romagnoli in Argentina e Brasile nella svolta di fine Ottocento." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2016. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7655/1/Canales_Jorge_tesi.pdf.
Full textSince 1880s, hundreds of thousands of Italians left their country to look for better opportunities in South American republics. But not only poor peasants go abroad in those years. Fast growing of anachist movement in Italy become a real problem for ruling classes, and governments pursued activists as they were criminals. Then, anarchists chose the exile way, and many of them pointed to Argentina and Brazil. This work analyses the role of Emilia and Romagna's anarchists in the South American libertarian movements' development, and their relationships with local societies and European migrants.
Canales, Urriola Jorge Ariel <1980>. "Le valigie dell'anarchia: Percorsi e attivismo degli anarchici emiliani e romagnoli in Argentina e Brasile nella svolta di fine Ottocento." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2016. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7655/.
Full textSince 1880s, hundreds of thousands of Italians left their country to look for better opportunities in South American republics. But not only poor peasants go abroad in those years. Fast growing of anachist movement in Italy become a real problem for ruling classes, and governments pursued activists as they were criminals. Then, anarchists chose the exile way, and many of them pointed to Argentina and Brazil. This work analyses the role of Emilia and Romagna's anarchists in the South American libertarian movements' development, and their relationships with local societies and European migrants.
Di, Tommaso Gaetano <1986>. "America's Energy Transition, the Evolution of the National Interest, and the Middle Eastern Connection at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2017. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7980/6/Di%20Tommaso_Gaetano_tesi.pdf.
Full textMallocci, Martina <1990>. ""Walking a tightrope": Una biografia politica di E. Franklin Frazier, 1894-1962." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2019. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/8843/1/Mallocci_Martina_Tesi.pdf.
Full textThis research examines African-American sociologist E. Franklin Frazier’s thought, in a historical perspective (1894-1962). This thesis focuses on three aspects. Firstly, it takes into account Frazier’s role as a sociologist, within the American academic context. Secondly, it analyzes Frazier’s political activism, as an African-American intellectual who fought against racial discrimination, and for the construction of an interracial class alliance. Lastly, this research focuses on Frazier’s contribution to the transnational debate on decolonization, and on his ties to the anti-colonial movement. By connecting these aspects of Frazier’s life, this thesis’s purpose is to highlight the boundaries of these three spheres of public debate. The research also examines Frazier’s peculiar position, as part of a first generation of black professional sociologists, who were born at the end of the Nineteenth century and died in the mid-1960s.
Bragatti, Milton Carlos <1969>. "Theorizing South American International Security." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2020. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/9505/1/BRAGATTI%20THESIS%20UNIBO%20UNL%202020.pdf.
Full textBottacchi, Jacopo <1991>. "Lamento Sertanejo: inclusion of the outsiders, messianic leadership and the new centrality of the northeast in Brazilian politics." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/9833/1/Bottacchi_%20Jacopo_tesi.pdf.
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