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A Study on Classification Methods Applied to Sentiment Analysis
2013
Sentiment analysis is a new area of research in data mining that concerns the detection of opinions and/or sentiments in texts. This work focuses on the application and the comparison of three classification techniques over a text corpus composed of reviews of commercial products in order to detect opinions about them. The chosen domain is about "perfumes", and user opinions composing the corpus are written in Italian language. The proposed approach is completely data-driven: a Term Frequency / Inverse Document Frequency (TFIDF) terms selection procedure has been applied in order to make computation more efficient, to improve the classification results and to manage some issues related to t…
Le rinunce e transazioni sottratte alla disciplina dell’art. 2113 c.c.
2022
The essay deals with waivers and transactions on employees’ rights. According to the consistent judicial overview of art. 2113 of the civil code, waivers and trans actions on rights guaranteed by mandatory rules of law or collective bargaining, only concern renunciations of rights already acquired by the holder, and not still disputed. In particular, art. 2113 of the civil code does not apply if the right can be dismissed by the right holder, as in the case of job retention.
La giustizia del lavoro “ripensata” nella stagione dell’emergenza e il ruolo della tutela cautelare
2020
Il saggio esamina in chiave critica le misure in materia di processo del lavoro connesse all'emergenza COVID- 19.
PROCEDURAL RULES in TAX LAW in the context of EUROPEAN LAW and DOMESTIC LAW
2010
I processi di armonizzazione, di riavvicinamento e di coordinamento delle legislazioni tributarie degli Stati membri, al fine di garantire l'attuazione degli obiettivi comunitari, deve riguardare non soltanto le norme sostanziali, ma anche quelle relative alle modalità di accertamento e di riscossione. L'interazione tra principi costituzionali interni e regole comunitarie impone lo dviluppo dell'integrazione anche sulle procedure di controllo e di pagamento, sia in materia di imposte indirette che in materia di imposte dirette.
BREVI NOTE SULL'ONERE DELLA PROVA NEL PROCESSO TRIBUTARIO
2019
La regola dell’onere della prova costituisce un pilastro fondamentale in ogni disciplina processuale. Essa si sviluppa in una molteplicita' di principi attraverso i quali il processo persegue la sua funzione, la ricerca della verita'. Nel processo tributario l’applicazione della regola dell’onere della prova non sempre appare ispirata al principio del giusto processo ed al contribuente a volte è richiesto di offrire una prova che va oltre le sue possibilita'.
The impact of State aid rules on procedural law in tax matters
2010
Consuetudine: un’analisi concettuale
2014
In civil law systems, statutes and other legal texts sometimes refer to ‘custom’. In international law, it is undisputed that ‘custom’, alongside with treaties or conventions, is one of the main legal sources. The bulk of this paper is devoted to an attempt at answering a single, simple question: what is custom? What is it that statutes and other legal materials refer to, when they refer to ‘custom’? In answering this question the beginning of wisdom is to realize that there is no single, unique concept custom. ‘Custom’ designates different phenomena, which should be carefully distinguished. It is, then, possible to mould several concepts of custom, and customary rule. In the first, longer …
True Exceptions:Defeasibility and Particularism
2012
Sometimes, kinds of cases which do in fact fall under the antecedent of a conditional norm are reckoned recalcitrant. I.e., although they fall under the antecedent of the norm we do not wish to allow the consequence to follow. In such cases, we sometimes say that we are abandoning, or discarding, the norm. We concede, that is, that the alleged norm was wrong (or, if you wish, that it was no norm at all). At other times, however, it is claimed that the norm is a defeasible one. Granted, the case at hand is one of those in which the norm is defeated; but this, it is implied, does not amount to a wholesale abandonment of the norm itself. Being defeasible, the norm somehow survives the impact o…
Hart’s Blind Spot. Il tassello mancante in Th,e Concept of Law
2012
At the beginning of The Concept of Law Hart suggests a mistaken assimilation between conduct that is ‘non-optional’ and conduct that is ‘obligatory’ (i.e,. conduct that is either coerced or subject to an obligation). This suggested assimilation vitiates the argument of the whole book, leading Hart to neglect the different ways in which the law typically tracks, corroborates or constitutes power relations. It is true that, famously, attention is paid, in The Concept of Law, to normative, legal powers. Brute social power, and law’s relation to it—the role of law as a cog in the workings of social powers—, however, are largely overlooked. This is. in a way, Hart’s blind spot. I list some of th…
Rules and norms: two kinds of normative behaviour:
2016
Celano’s notion of a “pre-convention” is grounded in the opposition between two allegedly different kinds of normative behaviour: observing a “rule” and conforming to a “norm”. This opposition plays a central role in Celano’s paper, and marks a crucial point in his intellectual trajectory. Nevertheless, it remains largely implicit. In this paper, I try to make it fully explicit, giving a more precise characterisation of both kinds of normative behaviour. I also focus on the importance of distinguishing between them, express some conjectures (or wishes) regarding Celano’s future research, and propose a (marginal) criticism.