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Mobility and Unspoken Citizens’ Rights in EU-Documents
2015
The formulation of Union citizenship has concentrated on rights since the 1970s. In the Maastricht and subsequent EU treaties, Union citizenship is defined through rights. Against this background, discussion on rights in the EU documents on citizenship analysed in this article is surprisingly scarce. The research material consists of 15 documents produced by EU institutions in 2003–2007 as part of three programmes on citizenship. In the documents, the discussion on rights focuses on mobility instead of other aspects of rights. Electoral rights and fundamental rights are discussed a little, but in general, the minuscule discussion on rights is dominated by discussions on freedom of mobility,…
Six-dimensional measurements of trains of high brightness electron bunches
2015
Trains of ultrashort electron pulses with THz repetition rate, so-called comblike beams, are assuming an ever growing interest in plasma-based acceleration. In particle-driven plasma wakefield acceleration (PWFA), a train of driver bunches with separation of the order of plasma wavelength, i.e., 300 μm, resonantly excites a plasma wake, which accelerates a trailing witness bunch, injected at the accelerating phase. Comblike beams have great potentialities in different fields of applications. In particular, radiation sources, such as free-electron lasers and THz radiation, take advantage from the possibility to tailor electron beams modulated both in time and energy, to customize emission ba…
"Selection efficiency" of "Search for $B^{+}\to K^{+}\nu\bar{\nu}$ decays using an inclusive tagging method at Belle II"
2022
Signal efficiency as a function of the dineutrino invariant mass squared $q^{2}$ for events in the signal region (SR) ($\rm{BDT}_{1} > 0.9$ and $\rm{BDT}_{2} > 0.95$). The error bars indicate the statistical uncertainty.
"Expected and observed limit" of "Search for $B^{+}\to K^{+}\nu\bar{\nu}$ decays using an inclusive tagging method at Belle II"
2022
CL$_{s}$ value as a function of the branching fraction of $B^{+} \rightarrow K^{+} \nu \bar{\nu}$ for expected and observed signal yields and the corresponding upper limits at 90% confidence level (CL). The expected limit is derived for the background-only hypothesis. The observed limit is derived from a simultaneous fit to the on-resonance and off-resonance data, corresponding to an integrated luminosity of 63 fb$^{−1}$ and 9 fb$^{−1}$, respectively.
M.N. e altri c. Belgio: qualche osservazione dissenziente
2021
In this commentary to the M.N. v. Belgium case, the authors criticize the three fundamental arguments on which the decision of the European Court of Human Rights is founded: the approach based on ‘originalism’, the approach based on the Courts’ precedents, and the approach based on consequentialism. As far as consequentialism is concerned, the authors approve the use of non strictly legal arguments in the Court’s reasoning, convinced as they are that human rights courts, more than any other judge, are not la bouche de la loi, but hold political power. We criticize the Court's choice to give space to only one of the (possible) political consequences of its decision, completely disregarding a…
Stato, emergenza e diritto alla vita
2021
Never as in this period Constitution and life have antertwined their orbits, with highly complex and still uncertain outcomes. Because it was the life of entire populations that was questioned by Covid-19. That it was not just this, that something else - the rule of law, freedom, the economy - is also in danger, is certain. It remains that the virus, first of all, attacked our survival, resulting in a series of unprecedented regulatory measures justified essentially by the defense of life. In the conflict between the right to life and the temporary suspension of fundamental rights, the pendulum of the alternative has swung in favor of the former. The choices of the Government in times of pa…
Occurrence and regional distribution of striated muscle fibers in the rat pineal gland
1978
In a total of 96 rat pineals studied 31 were found to contain striated muscle fibers or their precursors. The muscle fibers were most frequently present in the stalk region and more frequently found in the left than in the right hemisphere. Size measurements revealed that the lengths of pineal muscle cell nuclei differ only slightly from those of the sphincter muscle of the iris. However, the yellowish appearance of pineal muscle cell nuclei under darkfield investigation, a phenomenon observed in all muscular tissues of mesenchymal origin and connective tissue cells, may support the hypothesis that pineal musculature is of mesenchymal rather than ectodermal origin.
Fitz-hugh-curtis syndrome secondary to postpartum endometritis: Case Report and literature review
2021
We report a case of Fitz‑Hugh‑Curtis syndrome (FHCS) 1 week after an urgent cesarean section. Although its onset in the postpartum period is poorly reported in the literature, we suggest that FHCS can complicate puerperal endometritis; therefore, it should be consider in differential diagnosis in puerpera with right upper quadrant pain. Again, it can be useful to perform a contrast computed tomography that allows early diagnosis and conservative treatment
Introduction. An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Environmental Problem in the Perspective of Human Rights
2021
The book examines the different legal, economic and ethical aspects of the relationship between the environment and human rights
La Natura come soggetto di diritto: l'approccio ecuadoriano
2022
All legal systems by now must confront the issue of environmental protection. The scope of this paper is to analyse the Ecuadorian approach, considering that it is the only legal system which, so far, has constitutionalized the rights of Nature, thus allowing a change in the status of Nature, from object to subject of law, overcoming the traditional approach of Western environmental law. The paper also aims to show how the theme of the rights of Nature offers a valuable opportunity for intercultural dialogue, and how the Ecuadorian experience represents, in this sense, a perfect mix between Western legal notions, such as damage, protection, or representation, and the ancestral knowledge of …