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Gérer la haine, fabriquer l’ennemi. Grecs et Carthaginois en Sicile entre les Ve et IVe siècles av. J.-C.

2012

Managing hate, creating the enemy. Greeks and Carthaginians in Sicily between the Vth and IVth century B. C. This paper’s aim is to consider the historiographic perception of the Carthaginians as the typical and utmost enemy of the Greeks in Sicily, between the end of the Vth and the beginning of the IVth century B. C. The focus is put on the ways the enemy is fabricated and hate managed, through the peculiar part given the Carthaginians by Diodorus in the sieges of Selinous and Motya. In these narratives, the role of hate is fundamental to define the relationship between cultural identity and alterity and between reciprocity and asymmetry.

hate ; enemy ; cultural identity ; reciprocity ; asymmetryHistorySettore L-ANT/02 - Storia Grecahate enemy cultural identity reciprocity asymmetryClassicsSicile archaïque ; Élymes ; Ségeste ; Sélinonte ; Temple d’Éryx ; Verrines de Cicéron ; hellénisation ; Rome du Ier siècle av. J.-C.
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The many faces of human sociality: uncovering the distribution and stability of social preferences

2018

There is vast heterogeneity in the human willingness to weigh others' interests in decision making. This heterogeneity concerns the motivational intricacies as well as the strength of other-regarding behaviors, and raises the question how one can parsimoniously model and characterize heterogeneity across several dimensions of social preferences while still being able to predict behavior over time and across situations. We tackle this task with an experiment and a structural model of preferences that allows us to simultaneously estimate outcome-based and reciprocity-based social preferences. We find that non-selfish preferences are the rule rather than the exception. Neither at the level of …

2000 General Economics Econometrics and Financeindividual behaviorVerhaltensökonomieSocial preferencesECON Department of EconomicsEntscheidungsfindung10007 Department of Economics0502 economics and businessC91EconomicsEconometricsHeterogenitätddc:330Social preferences; Heterogeneity; Stability; Finite mixture models050207 economicsSocial preferencesStrukturmodellPreference (economics)Sociality050205 econometrics finite mixture models05 social sciencesStochastic gameBehavioral microeconomics (underlying principles)Representative agentstabilityPräferenzReciprocity (evolution)Altruismus330 EconomicsPredictive powerD03C49heterogeneityGeneral Economics Econometrics and FinanceValue (mathematics)laboratory
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La aporofobia como desafío antropológico. De la lógica de la cooperación a la lógica del reconocimiento

2019

el objetivo de este trabajo es poner en relación el núcleo crítico de la última obra de Adela Cortina, Aporofobia, que puede ser resu- mido como una protesta contra los límites del paradigma de la cooperación y la reciprocidad, con algunos elementos aparecidos en obras ante- riores de la autora 1 . Para ello expondré primero algunos límites y virtualidades del paradigma de la reciprocidad. Tras bosquejar el núcleo de la obra Aporofobia, deteniéndome en los lugares en que este problema se hace más patente, terminaré rastreando algunos lugares anteriores en los que la autora anticipaba ya, desde una óptica diferente, esta misma crítica. he aim of this paper is to connect the critical core of …

Philosophy0508 media and communicationsPhilosophy05 social sciencesreconocimiento1(05)Aporofobia050801 communication & media studies0509 other social sciences050904 information & library sciencescooperaciónHumanitiesreciprocidadDaímon
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BEM analysis of a piezoelectric structural health monitoring system for delamination detection

2013

In the present work a piezoelectric based structural health monitoring (SHM) system is analyzed with the aim of assessing the ability of the piezoelectric patch to detect both edge and embedded delaminations proper of flange-skin composite laminated structures. he boundary element model is developed for piezoelectric solids and is implemented by taking advantage of the multidomain technique to model laminated and cracked configurations. A non-linear spring model interface is then implemented in conjunction with an iterative procedure allowing for the simulation of the finite stiffness of the bonding layers as well as of the non-penetration condition of the delamination surfaces. he dynamic …

piezoelectricsMaterials scienceFracture mechanicPiezoelectric mediaStructural health monitoring DelaminationPiezoelectric devicePiezoelectricityPiezoelectric materialNon-penetration conditionFlangeStructural Healt MonitoringStructural health monitoring systems Boundary element methodmedicineFracture mechanics behaviorGeneral Materials ScienceLaminatingSettore ING-IND/04 - Costruzioni E Strutture AerospazialiBoundary element methodStrain energy release ratebusiness.industryMechanical EngineeringDelaminationComposite laminated structureStiffnessFracture mechanicsStructural engineeringBoundary element modelDamage detectionPiezoelectricityIterative methodFractureMechanics of MaterialsReciprocity (electromagnetism)DelaminationIdentification parameterStructural health monitoringmedicine.symptomStructural health monitoring (SHM)business
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Trade and Interlegality

2019

The idea that the WTO legal system and its institutional bodies (especially the judicial branch) have developed a single-sided ides of what is good and would attempt to impose a deep-rooted liberalization agenda on the rest of world is hardly corroborated by an empirical analysis. Quite the contrary, recourse to a series of legal techniques has made it possible to leave open a space for reciprocal understanding and debate with other circuits of legality.

Political scienceWTO reciprocity direct effect deep liberalization contestation interpretation domestic regulatory autonomy interlegalityIUS/13 - DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALEPrinciple of legalityWTO interlegality Appellate Body interpretation direct effectComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSLaw and economics[SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences
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Riconfigurare i territori metroplitani. Forme di urbanizzazione e fenomeni di pressione insediativa sui sistemi di interesse naturale in Sicilia

2018

The consumption of the soil due to urbanization it is a phenomena already for many years under observations, but of which only the scientific environment has noticed the elevated environmental impact progress. From a disciplinary point of view, is possible to identify a line of research focusing on the analysis and identification of new morphologies of urbanization and on the interaction among different settlement patterns coexisting in a specific context. This reading complements with the scientific production about the forms of settlement pressure on environmental systems, producing change and deterioration on natural ecosystems and loss of biodiversity. A necessary reference for this lin…

tale percentuale se considerata per i comuni costieri supera il 75% del territorio urbanizzato. Nel caso dei sistemi naturali i fenomeni di pressione umana pesano su una situazione già critica data da una distribuzione puntuale delle aree protette. Il livello di frammentazione e isolamento di queste aree rischia di peggiorare. In Sicilia l'assenza di strumenti di valutazione ambientale e lo scollamento tra pianificazione urbana e regionale e pianificazione settoriale hanno determinato un inadeguato livello di controllo della pressione umana sui sistemi ambientali. Riguardo a questo quadro generale il presente documento presenta un chiarimento e una riformulazione del rapporto di reciprocità tra ambiente edificato e territorio aperto con l'obiettivo di individuare possibili strategie per gestire i fenomeni di dispersione urbana nel contesto metropolitano obiettivo principale delle politiche territoriali europee e di molte politiche nazionali degli Stati membri.Settore ICAR/20 - Tecnica E Pianificazione UrbanisticaIl consumo del suolo a causa dell'urbanizzazione è un fenomeno già da molti anni sotto osservazione ma di cui solo l'ambiente scientifico ha notato l'elevato impatto ambientale. Da un punto di vista disciplinare è possibile individuare una linea di ricerca incentrata sull'analisi e l'identificazione di nuove morfologie dell'urbanizzazione e sull'interazione tra i diversi modelli insediativi che coesistono in un contesto specifico. Questa lettura si integra con la produzione scientifica sulle forme di pressione insediativa sui sistemi ambientali producendo cambiamento e deterioramento degli ecosistemi naturali e perdita di biodiversità. Un riferimento necessario per questa linea sono gli studi sui processi di frammentazione (lineare concentrato misto) e quelli sulla segregazione degli habitat naturali e seminaturali (protetti o non protetti). Tali riferimenti si combinano con le analisi condotte sul processo di sostituzione dei sistemi naturali con l'ecomosaico artificiale. Lo stato dell'urbanizzazione in Sicilia è interessato dal fenomeno della dispersione urbana che a partire dagli anni Settanta ha contribuito fortemente a plasmare il territorio regionale sia dal punto di vista fisico che funzionale. Tale fenomeno ha interessato principalmente le aree marginali intorno alle aree metropolitane dove i terreni consumati dagli insediamenti a bassa densità abitativa rappresentano il 42% dell'intero territorio urbanizzatoSettore ICAR/21 - Urbanistica
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Deterministic versus probabilistic consequences of trust and trustworthiness: An experimental investigation

2014

Abstract There is overwhelming evidence of reciprocal behavior, driven by intentions. However, the role of consequences is less clear cut. Experimentally manipulating how efficient trust and reciprocity can be in deterministic and uncertain environments allows us to study how payoff consequences of trust and trustworthiness affect reciprocity. According to the results for our modified Investment Game, trustees reward trust more when trust is more efficient but do not adjust rewards when the efficiency of rewarding is varied. Furthermore, higher deterministic benefits result in higher levels of reciprocity for all trust levels, whereas an uncertain environment diminishes reciprocity.

MicroeconomicsEconomics and EconometricsTrustworthinessSociology and Political ScienceStochastic gameProbabilistic logicNorm of reciprocityPsychologyAffect (psychology)Reciprocity (evolution)Social psychologyApplied PsychologyReciprocalJournal of Economic Psychology
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The Economy of Communion as a Social Innovation to Humanise Business

2018

The purpose of this chapter is to better understand the growth of EoC, analysing this movement from the perspective of social innovation and examining the innovative activities of EoC businesses. We have found that EoC is based on solid values and principles, and has a clear objective, which is to fight for a better world, eliminating poverty. Companies inspired by human-oriented management practices are those which move to achieve this objective. We argue in this chapter that EoC is a radical social innovation, as it is social in both its ends and its means, meeting social needs and creating new social relationships and collaborations. This paper analyses three Spanish EoC companies, using…

Povertybusiness.industry05 social sciencesPerspective (graphical)Organizational culturePublic relationsReciprocity (social psychology)0502 economics and businessSpiritualitySocial needs050211 marketingSocial innovationBusiness050203 business & managementManagement practices
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Active Learning on Trust and Reciprocity for Undergraduates

2019

We propose a teaching activity aimed at promoting social values, such as trust and reciprocity, among undergraduate students in economics and related degrees. We present our pilot experience of what we call RED&ndash

game theoryGeography Planning and DevelopmentTJ807-830Management Monitoring Policy and LawSocial value orientationsTD194-195Social preferences:CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS [UNESCO]Renewable energy sourcesreciprocityDictator gameReciprocity (social psychology)0502 economics and businessComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONGE1-350050207 economicsClass (computer programming)Environmental effects of industries and plantsEarningsexperimentRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environment05 social sciences050301 educationUNESCO::CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAStrustEnvironmental sciencesActive learningsustainable educationPsychology0503 educationSocial psychologyGame theorySustainability
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Vengeance, réciprocité et socialité de la guerre. Exercice de compréhension sémio-anthropologique de la Mère sauvage

2008

Reciprocità guerra testo letterario strutture antropologiche emozioneSettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline Demoetnoantropologiche
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