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I confini della cittadinanza. Sovranità e diritti nell'era delle migrazioni

2018

il confine è il limite del potere previsto dal costituzionalismo per tutelare i diritti fondamentali degli individui. Nell'era globale caratterizzata ()anche) da migrazioni epocali la pressione rischia di attivare politiche di esclusione - l'innalzamento di muri, l'irrigidimento dei confini - che non solo erodono i diritti naturale degli individui migranti; ma diventano il pretesto per politiche autoritarie all'interno degli stati

«Transitorietà e ritribalizzazione delle immagini nelle spaziazioni museali contemporanee»

2015

Parlare di spazio significa parlare di luoghi reali o immaginari, delle cose, delle azioni, delle parole, delle immagini o delle performance che a questi rimandano e viceversa. Il sistema dell’arte occidentale, soprattutto negli ultimi due secoli, ha fatto dei musei i luoghi dell’arte in senso stretto, della sua conservazione ed esposizione permanente. Eppure vanno considerate tutta una serie di pratiche artistiche che esulano lo spazio museale pur evocandolo in qualche modo. Si pensi alla Land Art, alle pitture rupestri del Paleolitico superiore, a certe opere d’arte non occidentale come i Sand Paintings degli Indiani Navajo o degli Aborigeni Australiani dove l’azione artistica (de)finisce…

Etyka gospodarcza w dobie globalizacji w ujęciu Benedykta XVI

2018

Impact ofenvironmental variability on year-class strength of Baltic cod (Gadus morhua calliarias L.)

2014

Elektroniskā versija nesatur pielikumus

Data from: New insights on water buffalo genomic diversity and post-domestication migration routes from medium density SNP chip data

2019

The domestic water buffalo is native to the Asian continent but through historical migrations and recent importations, nowadays has a worldwide distribution. The two types of water buffalo, i.e., river and swamp, display distinct morphological and behavioral traits, different karyotypes and also have different purposes and geographical distributions. River buffaloes from Pakistan, Iran, Turkey, Egypt, Romania, Bulgaria, Italy, Mozambique, Brazil and Colombia, and swamp buffaloes from China, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia and Brazil were genotyped with a species-specific medium-density 90K SNP panel. We estimated the levels of molecular diversity and described population structure, which r…

Rossiâ - Polʹša: nesovpadenie pamâtej. Lingvističeskij aspekt

2017

„Memory turn” in the humanities allows to approach old problems from a new perspective. The author argues that the sphere of complicated Russian-Polish relations should be presented as a conflict between two distinct collective memories. The author considers “memory” as strictly interconnected with so called “non-memory” (i.e. as set of facts not related to memory or superseded by it). In principle, collective memory / non-memory can be subjected to linguistic analysis because it is verbalized and therefore it has its different verbal exponents. The author refers back to his concept of “mental geography” developed 20 years ago and argues that a multi-stage process of mapping two national me…

Developing cloud business models: A case study on cloud gaming

2011

Cloud computing offers new ways for firms to operate in the global market so that even small firms can compete in markets traditionally dominated by multinational corporations. A case study considers how, over ten years, a small firm developed a successful business model to compete in computer gaming. peerReviewed

An Information System Design Product Theory for Integrated Order, Transportation and Warehouse Management Systems

2013

Globalization, lead time reduction and cost pressures, and other factors make it nontrivial for most companies to devise and manage effective logistics services to meet client requirements. They are better off using the services of specialized third party logistics service providers. These providers compete fiercely and need to develop and improve their services continuously to gain competitive advantage. Integrating the logistics process for improving communication and coordination is the most feasible way for third party logistics providers to deal with these pressures. Yet, the extant literature provides little theoretical guidance for integrating the logistics life-cycle, including orde…

The Rocky Road of Growing into Contemporary Citizenship: Dewey, Gramsci, and the Method of Democracy

2015

Characterized by globalization, increasing pluralism, and new complexities of citizenship, the contemporary world poses challenges to the ways in which we conceptualize of the processes of searching for shared solutions to ever-complicated social problems. While the political rhetoric emphasizes the value of citizens’ participation, engagement, and “voices,” there are increasing feelings of frustration, incapacity, and disinterest on behalf of the citizens regarding the supposed eff ects of their political engagement. In order to conceptually grasp the problem of searching for shared solutions and the related challenges to education, we draw on John Dewey’s idea of the method of democracy a…

Digital Islamophobia: The Swedish woman as a figure of pure and dangerous whiteness

2016

This article addresses the digital culture of Islamophobic bloggers, focusing on the online circulation of a forensic photograph of a Swedish woman who was assaulted. The analysis shows how through appropriating this image, the bloggers created a unifying, imagined whiteness in the transnational Islamophobic network. The empirical analysis clarifies how this one image migrated and transformed in the blogosphere and legitimated the recurrent discursive trope of “Muslim rape.” This image became a subcultural “memory freeze frame” crystallizing the contemporary Islamophobic ideologies articulated in connection to race, ethnicity, nation, gender, and sexuality. The viral circulation of this im…