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Pavan, Sara <1993>. "Giustizia particolare e rapporti sociali nel libro sulla giustizia : Aristotele, Etica Nicomachea, V". Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/12398.
Texto completoRossi, Christian <1973>. "Magistratura e giustizia penale nel Veneto della Restaurazione (1813-1819)". Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/1081.
Texto completoAn account of the Austrian criminal law and system of justice in Venice and its mainland after the defeat of Napoleon up to 1819. The image that emerges from the documents is that Hapsburg criminal code and administration of justice were moderate, especially in comparison with Napoleonic institutions and practices.
Dalla, Valle Serena <1980>. "Elezioni e dinamiche di democratizzazione in Marocco: il ruolo del Partito della Giustizia e dello Sviluppo". Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/954.
Texto completoThis study explores how authoritarian governments handle the strong will of political participation from moderate Islamist groups in view of securing regime stability. By choosing as a case study the Moroccan Islamist Party of Justice and Development (PJD), involved in the institutional scene since 1999, this research intends to evaluate the strategy of “adaptation” to the political environment the party has developed to continue to run a growing influence in the political space and to keep its electoral strongholds. By examining the latest legislative elections in Morocco, this study will highlight both the progression and the regression of the country in the “consolidation of democratic choice” (Tozy M., Journal of Democracy, January 2008). I will discuss the containment strategies utilized by the regimes to prevent the PJD from obtaining a high electoral score and the party’s strategy to overcome these constraints and to continue adapting to the institutional environment.
Pellizzaro, Damiano <1997>. "Scandali pubblici e delitti privati: onore, sessualità e giustizia penale nel vicentino della seconda dominazione austriaca". Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/19309.
Texto completoDrago, Davide <1983>. "Banditismo e amministrazione della giustizia in Sicilia tra la fine del Medioevo e la prima età moderna". Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/1709.
Texto completoHOXHA, DAMIGELA. "L'AMMINISTRAZIONE DELLA GIUSTIZIA CRIMINALE NAPOLEONICA. A BOLOGNA FRA PRASSI E INSEGNAMENTO DEL DIRITTO PENALE". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/350433.
Texto completoCICERCHIA, ANDREA. "Giustizia di antico regime: il Tribunale criminale dell'Auditor Camerae (secc. XVI-XVII)". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/1372.
Texto completoThis research aims to review the implementing guidelines of the government of justice within the papal state machinery during the centuries of old regime. In particular it was taken into analysis the long evolutionary parable of the criminal jurisdiction of an ordinary bench for the city of Rome and of a central one for the whole territory of the State: the Criminal Court of Auditor Camerae, autonomous from 1485 from the Apostolic Camera, endowed with large civil and criminal competences on clergy and laity of the Curia. Its vast competences on Chambers connoted it, since the beginning of the 16th century, as the main organ in the provision of civil justice in Rome; both the characteristics of papal power (spiritual and temporal) led the Court to extend – in the field of Commerce and of non-compliance to the papal bulls – its jurisdiction, with the power to impose excommunications and interdicts. The impossibility to divide these skills and the complexity of the procedures in criminal matter have so inclined historiography to overshadow the dynamics in favor of a broader consideration of the civil aspect (indeed corroborated by a wider conservation of the civil fund, compared to the criminal one). Therefore the present research’s purpose is to highlight the procedure in criminalibus of Justice exerted by Auditor Camerae. Specifically, it was developed a cross-study of two chronological plans concerning the development of the Court: on the one hand, it has been made some order in the official law, with reference to a centuries-old route that from 1485 could embrace the entire legal and institutional development until the first half of the eighteenth century. The sources used in this context were found, as well as through the official bullarum, also in various funds kept in the Vatican Secret Archives and in the collections of announcements and edicts issued by the Court; on the other hand, the present research aims to approach an investigation able to weave these normative sources with those ones preserved in the fund of the criminal court (preserved in the State Archives of Rome) in order to deepen the analysis of the institutional structure - in particular that of the judges of officer of the police and notaries - and record the inevitable deviation from what was the effective exercise of justice; in the latter case, the attempt was to focus the investigation on that period, between the sixteenth and seventeenth century, defined as the real apogee of the Court. What emerges, ultimately, from this research is the image of a complex judicial organism that especially in the late sixteenth and early next century - particularly around the years of the reform of Paul V (1612) - was found to play an important role even from the criminal justice’s point of view and not just in roman jurisdiction but in the whole Papal State’s territorial context. Are so defined some institutional aspects of a Court (which has not been specifically examined by the most recent historiographical analysis), which make it possible to trace broader considerations about the entire government of justice in the territories of the Church between the sixteenth and seventeenth century.
PAVAN, SARA. "PHILIA E DIKAIOSUNE.LE RELAZIONI UMANE NELL'ETICA ARISTOTELICA". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/943872.
Texto completoMy thesis has a twofold goal. The first one is to determine the taxonomy of social relations in Aristotle, especially through the study of the relationship between friendship and justice, which are often recognized by critics as key terms in Aristotelian ethics, but rarely discussed in their mutual relationship. The second goal is to test whether this relationship provides additional clues about the interrelation between EE and EN (e.g., the chronological priority of one over the other or the long-standing question of common books). As for the definition of social relations in Aristotle, my analysis begins with the analysis of the concept of φιλíα which is a term used to denote many kinds of social relations: between similar and opposites, equals and superior/inferior, private and in extended groups of people. In light of the comparative reading of EE and EN, I argue that, for Aristotle, a πρὸς ἕν relationship exists among the forms of friendships. Thus, we should define primary friendship has a relation of ἀντιφιλία between ἀγαθοί, i.e., reciprocal φιλεῖν, and of the ἀντιπροαίρεσις πρὸς ἀλλήλους. Thus, for Aristotle, primary friendship implies loving and choosing each other. The other forms of social relations derive from this primary friendship, differentiating themselves by purpose (i.e. virtue, pleasure, usefulness) and mutual proportionality (i.e. between equals or unequals). I have devoted special attention to political friendship since, when Aristotle discusses political friendship, the need to introduce the category of δικαιοσύνη as a virtue governing social relations between citizens emerges clearly. After an excursus on the notion of justice in Aristotle, therefore, I set out to delineate the relationship between political justice and political friendship, with particular attention to the proportions used and the different actors involved. I have identified the main difference between friendship and justice in their dimension and orientation. As for their dimension, friendship in general is broader than justice, not being limited to a relationship between citizens; on the other hand, friendship is far more limited than justice, being only between two virtuous persons after long acquaintance. As for orientation, they are both directed towards the other, with one important difference. While friendship, which is not a virtue, wants the good of others but depends on a subject’s evaluation of the good, pleasure or virtue itself; justice, while being a virtue of the individual, is always directed towards the other (πρὸς ἕτερον). Both friendship and justice have a political value and it is in it that the fields of competence overlap. It is useful to point out that, if we were to hypothesize an ideal Aristotelian city, in it political friendship and political justice would necessarily coincide: the citizens would in fact behave with justice towards each other and would be friends with each other. Justice is all political and, especially when considered as distributive justice, corresponds to the constitution and ordering of the πόλις itself and for this reason founds the city. Legislators, however, hold justice in higher regard than friendship. The reason for this is to be found in the different functioning of the proportions that regulate the two relations. In the case of relationships between unequals, in fact, the proportion in the sphere of friendship is maintained without the need for the relation to be equalized arithmetically, as in justice. Therefore friendship in its political form is more useful than justice in maintaining order in the city. Regarding the second objective of my work, namely the relationships between EE and EN, particularly with respect to the common books, I have first argued that there is no contradiction between the doctrines on friendship presented in EE VII and EN VIII-IX. Establishing a precise chronology or dependency relation between the works is impossible on the basis of these thematic elements alone, but in accord with current literature it is reasonable to state that EN was written not only for a different audience, but later than and based on EE, albeit with non-trivial innovations that are beyond the scope of this work. As for the relationship with the common books, I have argued that EN V is not only compatible with, but also stylistically and in terms of content closer to EE VII than to EN VIII-IX. Although it is not possible to generalise the conclusion in relation to the other common books as well, I argue that EN V pertains more to EE than to EN.
ZAMBURLINI, ANNALISA. "LE VITTIME DI GRAVI VIOLAZIONI DEI DIRITTI UMANI E LA DOMANDA DI GIUSTIZIA: IL CASO DI EL SALVADOR". Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/6100.
Texto completoThis thesis is based on the following questions: can a society that has experienced severe and systematic human rights violations be reconciled with the past and pursue justice and reconciliation? How can broken social connections be repaired? What are the roles of victims and oppressors? These problems have been studied analyzing the experience of El Salvador. Among the possible sociological profiles, the thesis focuses on the Salvadorian victims' "demand for justice". The first chapter gives an historical-social overview. The second chapter analyzes the transitional justice. The general theoretical analysis takes into account the following models: judiciary, that related to amnesty, the model of the "truth commissions", and finally the South African "Truth and Reconciliation Commission" (TRC). The TRC is presented as an experience that draws on and surpasses the previous alternatives, showing the potential of restorative justice. The third and fourth chapters return to the Salvadorean case and take into account the agents (national and international) and the social problems connected to the transition El Salvador has undergone. Research in this field sheds light on the relevance of the efforts made by some parts of the Salvadorean civil society to deal with the absence of the government with respect to promoting the right of truth and justice. The fifth chapter, corroborated by interviews with victims analysed using the method of the "history of life", reflects on the connection between trauma and social bonds. The last chapter presents the methodological tools used during the empirical research.
ZAMBURLINI, ANNALISA. "LE VITTIME DI GRAVI VIOLAZIONI DEI DIRITTI UMANI E LA DOMANDA DI GIUSTIZIA: IL CASO DI EL SALVADOR". Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/6100.
Texto completoThis thesis is based on the following questions: can a society that has experienced severe and systematic human rights violations be reconciled with the past and pursue justice and reconciliation? How can broken social connections be repaired? What are the roles of victims and oppressors? These problems have been studied analyzing the experience of El Salvador. Among the possible sociological profiles, the thesis focuses on the Salvadorian victims' "demand for justice". The first chapter gives an historical-social overview. The second chapter analyzes the transitional justice. The general theoretical analysis takes into account the following models: judiciary, that related to amnesty, the model of the "truth commissions", and finally the South African "Truth and Reconciliation Commission" (TRC). The TRC is presented as an experience that draws on and surpasses the previous alternatives, showing the potential of restorative justice. The third and fourth chapters return to the Salvadorean case and take into account the agents (national and international) and the social problems connected to the transition El Salvador has undergone. Research in this field sheds light on the relevance of the efforts made by some parts of the Salvadorean civil society to deal with the absence of the government with respect to promoting the right of truth and justice. The fifth chapter, corroborated by interviews with victims analysed using the method of the "history of life", reflects on the connection between trauma and social bonds. The last chapter presents the methodological tools used during the empirical research.
CAMPISI, LUCA. "L'IMPATTO SOCIALE. I PROTAGONISTI DELLE PRATICHE GIUDIZIARIE A VERCELLI FRA XIV E XV SECOLO". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/2434/935474.
Texto completoThe present research was born with the objective of evaluating the impact that the economic and social resources of the parties had on the criminal proceedings celebrated by the court of podestà in Vercelli, and the effects that belonging to a certain social segment could have on the physiognomy and the quality of the crimes committed, both in the city and in the surrounding countryside. These questions led the analysis to focus on the judicial documentation produced in the city between the seventies of the fourteenth century and the forties of the following century, using it as a lens for observing the society of the time, and the conflicts within it once brought to the benches of the city judges. Based on the direction given to the research, the spectrum of investigation was then widened to include notarial sources and the acts of the city council, with the intention of gathering as much information as possible on the subjects involved in the different phases of the judicial dispute. Thanks to the data collected, a database was created containing the personal profiles of about 3000 individuals, from the city and the villages of the countryside, who appeared in court as both suspects and victims. In order to fully understand the social aspects of public justice, the reflection has, at first, focused on the ambivalent role assumed by the process, on the one hand as a device of legitimation of power, and on the other as a tool available to the parties for the management of conflict. The ways in which social background, available capital and networks of personal acquaintances could impact on criminal practices, influencing the trial skills of the subjects involved and, consequently, the final judgment of the city magistrates, have than been analyzed. Private individuals, in fact, had at their disposal a wide range of solutions to try to obtain justice, but the clientelistic and financial resources in their possession could prove decisive in choosing which delatory channel to exploit. After the start of the investigation, the social extraction of the suspects or actors was able to considerably influence the procedural strategy adopted by them, allowing them to exploit the time extensions granted by the notice to obtain an advantage in the judicial dispute; for instance, turning to a prosecutor for the formulation of the defense and to avoid, if possible, ending up under torture. After framing the procedural schemes and their sensitivity to the socio-economic resources of the parties, a section was devoted to the subjects that moved around the court bench. The recruitment channels and the social extraction of both the seigniorial officials and those of local appointment have therefore been studied, and attention has been devoted to those figures who, after being introduced into the dispute by the parties, intervened in the process, as guarantors, to prevent it from clogging, or, as attorneys, to consciously try to block it. Finally, a reading of delinquency from a social point of view has been proposed to highlight the incidence of the most debated criminal categories in the different social contexts. The guidelines of both physical and verbal offenses, thefts and subversive actions, have therefore been analyzed, focusing on the protagonists of violent actions and on how the belonging to different social segments could impact the forms assumed by the assaults. The image returned by the judicial papers is that of a lively community, crossed by continuous tensions, where the networks of personal acquaintances and the degree of insertion in the community, as well as the economic resources available, weighed considerably on the management of the dispute before the city authorities and on the forms through which this conflict could be expressed.
DI, FABIO Tiziana. "Giustizia e philia: politica e filosofia nell'Epicureismo greco". Doctoral thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1263169.
Texto completoMASCELLARI, ROBERTO. "Le petizioni nell’Egitto romano. Evoluzione di formulario, procedure e organizzazione della giustizia. Documentazione su papiro dal 30 a.C. al 300 d.C". Doctoral thesis, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/955264.
Texto completoRUSSO, GIANLUCA. "Conservare la signoria con pena e con supplizio. Le origini dello Stato territoriale fiorentino nelle trasformazioni del penale. Dal tumulto dei Ciompi alla congiura dei Pazzi (1378-1478)". Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1189160.
Texto completoOrsino, Sofia. "La biblioteca della Badia Fiorentina. Ricostruzione della raccolta libraria e catalogo dei codici latini". Doctoral thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1238893.
Texto completoABBONIZIO, GIUSEPPE. "Liberalismo, democrazia. Il pensiero politico di Ralf Dahrendorf". Doctoral thesis, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11573/1068022.
Texto completoUnderstanding the scholar in the society of his time: this is the common thread followed in Ralf Dahrendorf's analysis of political thought. The diagnosis of the present: the state of German sociology in the post-war period, the sociological guidelines, constitute the introductory framework for the fundamental methodological concepts of youth works. Secondly, following the historical perspective of political thought, the conceptual framework has been reconstructed showing the changes of these "systematic ideas of politics" in relation to the historical principle of social reality. Here, two categories are decisive: freedom and social justice. On the other hand, the work of denouncing social inequalities both inside and outside the "First World" allows Dahrendorf to constitute a paradigm that is against systematic inequality. Finally, reflecting on the changes in global spaces, Dahrendorf tied the destiny of democracy to that of the nation-state, limiting himself simply to defending representative democracy.