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Regia Sententia in Sacro Regio Valentino Senatu prolata. In fauorem Collegii Sancti Pauli Societatis Iesu. Contra Ioseph Garcia de Padilla generosum.…

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Port. amb orla tip. Caplletra ornada Sign. : A6 Reclams

Breve discvrso para la inteligencia del auto de Corte, aliàs el cap. 45. de testibus, en que se funda el Colegio de San Pablo : por don Joseph Lopez…

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Els últims 14 f. corresponen a: Satisfacion a los fundamentos de que se valió la parte del Colegio en el informe publica que hizo al Consejo Sign.: [A]2, B-F2, G3 Port. amb orla tip. i amb grav.

Does the GATT/WTO promote trade? After all, Rose was right

2019

This paper re-examines the effect of the GATT/WTO on trade using recent econometric developments that allow us estimating structural gravity equations with the Poisson pseudo-maximum likelihood (PPML) estimator on a large dataset that requires computing high-dimensional fixed effects. By doing so, we overcome computational limitations that are present in previous studies. In line with Rose’s (Am Econ Rev 94:98–114, 2004) seminal work, we find that, unlike regional trade agreements and currency unions, the GATT/WTO accession has not generated positive trade effects. This result is robust to the use of alternative measures of trade flows, across periods and country groups, to changes in the p…

Phytoplankton equilibrium phases during thermal stratification in a deep subtropical reservoir

2008

SUMMARY 1. Equilibrium and non-equilibrium hypotheses have often been used to explain observations in community ecology. Published case studies have demonstrated that steady state phytoplankton assemblages are more likely to occur in deep lakes than in shallow mixed ones. 2. Phytoplankton seasonal succession was studied by weekly sampling in Faxinal Reservoir (S Brazil), a subtropical deep, clear, warm monomictic and slightly eutrophic reservoir. This study demonstrated an alternation of steady and non-steady state phases of phytoplankton assemblages with different dominant species during the steady states. 3. During the studied period, three steady states were identified with different dom…

Demanio marittimo e concessione: quali novità  dalle pronunce del novembre 2021?

2021

L’articolo illustra il ruolo giocato dall’istituto concessorio all’interno della nozione giuridica di demanio marittimo. A dispetto dei principi di inalienabilità (art. 823, c. I, Cod. civ.) e di “compatibilità” tra uso concesso e pubblico uso (art. 36 Cod. nav.), le facoltà di godimento e disposizione delle pubbliche amministrazioni si sono caratterizzate, fino a tempi molto recenti, per l’assenza di limiti effettivi e di una vincolante predeterminazione dei fini. Questo assetto non è mutato allorché il legislatore ha accolto le proposte della dottrina tendenti all’introduzione di strumenti di pianificazione portuale e costiera: la generale ineffettività di tali previsioni normative, infat…

Effetti della concimazione azotata e della precessione colturale sul frumento tenero (Triticum aestivum L.)

2009

Pacte extrastatutaire, promesse de vente et condition potestative

2018

International audience; Note sous Cour de cassation (1re civ.), 6 décembre 2017, n° 16-17.588 (F-D), M. c/ Société Fabiani et associés

Travaux sur le fonds d'autrui et couple : terrain glissant !

2009

International audience

Corruption, Carry Trades, and the Cross Section of Currency Returns

2017

This is the first paper to explore the effects of perceived corruption on the FX market. It finds that the currencies of countries perceived to suffer from high levels of corruption generate statistically significantly lower returns than the currencies of countries perceived to have low levels of corruption. Moreover, the portfolio spread is highly correlated with NBER recessions and U.S. consumption growth of nondurable goods. Interestingly, stochastic discount factor model analysis reveals that the portfolio spread is useful for pricing the cross section of currency returns, even when controlling for standard FX risk factors.

Towards the Post-Carbon Society: Searching for Signs of the Transition and Identifying Obstacles

2016

The transition to a post-carbon society, in which the consumption of fossil fuels falls over time, is determined by the need to prevent catastrophic climate change, the increasing cost of energy and complex combinations of both these causes. The transition will not only entail political adjustments and the replacement of some technologies by others, but will be accompanied by social and cultural changes that bring about substantial modifications in the organization of our societies and our ways of life. Based on the situation in Spain, this article analyses whether the current conditions, which date back to the crisis that began in 2007, favour a benign and smooth transition, or, on the con…