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    La vita sotterranea delle istituzioni. Riti iniziatici tra trasgressione e integrazione

    Submitted by admin on Mon, 10/29/2018 - 15:49
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    Prof. Fabio Dei
    Docente di Antropologia culturale presso l’Università di Pisa
     
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    Prof. Nicola Bellini
    Prof.ssa Gaetana Morgante
    Filippo Bordoni - allievo
    Amelia Rastelli - allieva
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    Inequality in financial capitalism

    Submitted by f.lamperti on Mon, 10/29/2018 - 18:09

    The Institute of Economics will hold the next meeting of its Seminar Series on Tuesday, November 13, 2018: Pasquale Tridico, from the University of Roma Tre, will give a seminar on Inequality in financial capitalism.

    Abstract of related paper

    The objective of this paper is to identify the determinants of the increase in income inequality that OECD countries have experienced over the past two decades. The main hypothesis is that along with the financialisation of economies that has taken place since 1990, inequality increased because labour flexibility intensified, labour market institutions weakened as trade unions lost power, and public social spending started to retrench and did not compensate for the vulnerabilities created by the globalisation process. Using data from 25 high-income OECD countries from 1990 to 2013, the paper empirically evaluates this hypothesis. Results clearly suggest that the increase in inequality over the past two decades is caused by an increase in financialisation, a deepening of labour flexibility, the weakening of trade unions and the retrenchment of the welfare state.

     

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    tuscany START CUP 2018: SANT’ANNA school research teams win first-place and third-place awards for innovative ideas. projects will compete at the national award for innovation in november

    Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 11/16/2021 - 13:04

    Sant’Anna School research teams Relief and HUBI Mosquito have won first-place and third-place awards from Tuscany Start Cup 2018 initiative in Florence. The Relief project researchers have developed a model for earlier postoperative urinary continence recovery. University of Pisa research team BeWize has won the second-place award for a new device to estimate cardio metabolic risks. The Sant’Anna School HUBI Mosquito project will focus on integrated pest management for biological and mechanical controls of mosquitos.

    The winning teams received funding to develop their projects from inception to completion. Teams also benefit from training and guidance from renowned experts participating in the National Award for Innovation competition on November 29-30, in Verona. The fourth-place award went to Barriera Antiterrorismo Mobile project led by researchers of the University of Florence who will also participate in the National Award for Innovation event.

    Selected finalists of the Tuscany Start Cup 2018 included Balance (University of Florence), ErmesLab (University of Florence) NetralMec (University of Pisa), VINE40CAST (University of Pisa), Wanderoo (University of Florence), and Well FARE (University of Pisa).

    Andrea Arnone, vice rector for technology transfer at the University of Florence and Monica Barni, vice president of Tuscany Region, welcomed researchers from Pisa, Siena and Florence universities. Luigi Dei, rector of the University of Florence, Lorenzo Zanni (University of Siena), Marco Raugi (University of Pisa, vice rector for technology transfer), Paolo Ferragina (University of Pisa), Chiara Cappelli (Scuola Normale Superiore), Federico Davini (A11-Venture) and Nicola Vitiello (Sant’Anna School spin off company IUVO) participated in the workshop “Imprenditorialità giovanile e sviluppo soft-skills” to summarize policies and activities to encourage young entrepreneurs in developing communication and creative thinking skills.

    Sant’Anna School Professor Andrea Piccaluga in his responsibility for technology transfer office announced the Tuscany Start Cup winners 2018.

    Click here for the Tuscany Start Cup awards photo gallery.

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