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La legge di Okun: asimmetrie e differenziali territoriali in Italia
2008
[ABSTRACT] Okun's law turns out from the relationship between economic growth and unemployment fluctuations of the American economy during the sixties. Following his results several analyses tried to test the empirical relevance of the relation, initially estimated by Okun, for different countries and historical periods. Generally, authors found heterogeneous results in estimating Okun's coefficient, depending on the sample and context analylised. Moreover, recent analyses focused on the influence exerted by asymmetric components on the relation between output growth and unemployment rate. In this paper we propose an application regarding the Italian regions. In particular, we perform a pan…
Dinamica dell'occupazione non regolare
2008
Public Employment Services in the New Tendencies of Active Labour Market Policies: Constraints or Resources?
2016
In line with recent labour policy reforms, as well as the European programme known as Youth Guarantee, in Italy public employment services have gained a new centrality in active labour policies. However, public employment services in Italy have been only partially modernised and many critical issues still persist. As a result, a debate on the capacity of employment services to play efficiently an active role in labour policies supply has developed. This paper analyses employment centres in four areas in Sicily ( one of the ea est regions in Italy in terms of institutional efficiency on labour policies), and their performance in the implementation of Youth Guarantee. The work shows the organ…
L’occupation de l’Iraq. Le Conseil de sécurité, le droit de la guerre et le droit des peuples à disposer d’eux-mêmes
2004
By Resolutions No. 1483 and 1511 (2003), the Security Council authorized the occupying powers in Iraq to intervene in the political and economic affairs of the occupied territory beyond the limits provided for by international law of war. At the same time, this authorization restricts the right of the Iraqui peole to self- determination, considered in its external aspect. Thus, the problem arises whether it is within the Security Council's powers to adopt resolutions which restrict the enjoyment of rights protected by rules of jus cogens. Furthermore, because the occupying government interpreted these resolutions broadly, it may be asked whether this interpretation is lawful. From a close e…
Appendice metodologica
2008
Il crepuscolo dell'occupazione acquisitiva. Un paio di considerazioni a margine di una sentenza non più differibile
2015
"La perdita della possessio animo retenta nei casi di occupazione"
2007
È un principio sicuro del diritto romano classico che la possessio solo animo retenta di un immobile clandestinamente occupato non andava perduta fino a che il titolare non avesse per timore rinunciato al tentativo di rientro nel bene, ovvero, effettuandolo, non fosse stato respinto dall’occupante. D’altra parte, secondo quanto apprendiamo da un passo di Pomponio (D. 41.2.25.2, 23 ad Q. M.), che è il punto di partenza e il filo conduttore dell’ indagine, non è meno sicuro che tale soluzione si affermò in opposizione ad un’altra, più restrittiva, che anticipava la perdita del possesso già al verificarsi dell’invasione. Cercare di risalire alla genesi della quaestio, e illuminarne le ragioni …
Sistema Produttivo ed Occupazionale
2012
la serrata e le altre forme di lotta sindacale
2011
Sommario: 1. Premessa: definizione della serrata e tipologie. – 2. Il dato normativo: il silenzio della Costituzione e la sentenza della Corte Costituzionale n. 29/1960. - 3. La rilevanza penale della serrata. – 4. La rilevanza civile della serrata “per fini contrattuali”. – 5. La serrata di ritorsione. - 6. La serrata di reazione come comportamento antisindacale. - 7. Le altre forme di lotta sindacale. – 8. Il picchettaggio. – 9. L’occupazione d’azienda. – 10. Il boicottaggio e il sabotaggio.
Occupazione clandestina e lex Plautia de vi
2012
According to many texts of the Digesta Iustiniani, possession animo retenta of land, in case of a clandestine occupation, was not lost at once, but only if the possessor learned of the intrusion and took no steps to recover the land or the occupant repelled him. In opposition to the prevalent view the author believes that this rule applied already in the first century B.C. and supports his opinion on the ground of the lex Plautia de vi.