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Political risks: the “red shift” in debt sustainability analysis
2020
Political stability and economic policy uncertainty can be key determinants of sovereign debt dynamics, and we show how they can be incorporated in debt sustainability analysis. We distinguish between short-term ambiguity and long-term uncertainty about political risk factors, and using a combination of narrative scenarios and calibrated probabilistic scenarios we obtain a comprehensive heatmap of high-risk debt dynamics. We use Italy as an interesting case study and demonstrate a “red shift” in the assessment of vulnerabilities when accounting for political risks. Ignoring these risks can lead to excessive optimism and wrong decisions.
Medici del re nella Sicilia aragonese
2013
Dall'ipocondriaco Giacomo II a Martino I, tra XIV e XV secolo la casa aragonese-siciliana si caratterizza per un legame privilegiato ed esclusivo tra medico e sovrano. Uno scenario composto in prevalenza da medici famosi dell'Italia centro-settentrionale, professori di esperienza e saggezza che sono attirati a trasferirsi nell'isola, vista la scarsità quantitativa e qualitativa dei medici locali. Interessati a inserirsi nei gangli della vita di corte, i siciliani si mostrano abili a individuare le strategie migliori per tutelare e accrescere incarichi di prestigio, visibilità, privilegi: garantiti - in cambio di una disponibilità di capitali, fondamentale in periodi di scarsa liquidità - da…
Il bambino “sovrano” e l’adulto “irrisolto”. Tempi di crescita familiare ed educazione
2019
“Sovereign” child, apathetic adolescents, kidult, young adult, “unresolved” adult, forms of “pseudo-integrity” of the elderly are some expressions that show phenomena that are radically changing, along with the identity of the family, times of growth of the different generations, and the sense of belonging to a historical community. Profound transformations involved in the transitions of the family life cycle are also visible in the disappearance of some phases of family growth in favor of others. Through a pedagogical reflection on these phenomena, this contribution aims to underline some aspects of the ways of understanding education and growth in the family of late modernity, for the pur…
Liberalizing Industrial Relations in Southern-Europe: Towards the End of a Coordinated and Egalitarian Model
2016
The paper focuses on the changes that occurred to the architecture of industrial relations in Southern-European countries during the last decade. In particular, the bargaining systems of Italy, France, Spain, Greece and Portugal are compared, with a particular attention to the legislative measures enacted under the influence of international institutions after the 2008 financial and sovereign debt crisis. The theoretical framework, under which the process of transformation is analysed, is the literature on comparative politics as recently reviewed by Thelen. At the same time, the work takes into account the labour law dogmatic category of "inderogability", represented by the couple law-bran…