https://hdl.handle.net/10807/1 2026-05-11T21:27:55Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/335556 Titolo: Dialogo nonviolento per uscire dalla crisi ecologica Autori: Maier R Abstract: In pochi ambiti come quello ecologico emerge la dimensione del potere e del suo accumulo. Il testo analizza la complessità dei poteri in campo e propone alcuni nodi necessari all'interrogazione. 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/335538 Titolo: IL GREEN ASSET RATIO NELL’INFORMATIVA DI SOSTENIBILITÀ DEGLI INTERMEDIARI BANCARI Autori: Claudio Frigeni; Massimo Belcredi; Alfonso Del Giudice; Giulia Schneider Abstract: Il contributo esamina l'evoluzione della speciale disciplina in tema di trasparenza di sostenibilità delle banche, soffermandosi in particolare sull'indicatore del green asset ratio che le banche devono calcolare e pubblicare sia nell'ambito dell'informativa non finanziaria societaria, sia nelle informative di Pillar 3 richieste dalle disposizioni di vigilanza prudenziale. Viene offerta una analisi dei primi dati pubblicati dalle banche sulla base della disciplina originaria per poi soffermarsi sull'impatto che le recenti modifiche appaiono destinate ad avere 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/335537 Titolo: Per una migliore integrazione Autori: Bordignon massimo; Gamalerio Matteo; Slerca Edoardo; Turati Gilberto. Abstract: Why do populist parties with an anti-immigrant stance have success in areas that host few immigrants? We use data from a sample of Italian municipalities to show that the relationship between the vote shares of anti-immigration parties and the share of immigrants follows a U-shaped curve, which exhibits a tipping-like behavior around a share of immigrants equal to 3.35 %. We estimate that the vote share of Lega Nord, the main Italian anti-immigration party, is approximately 6 % points higher for municipalities below the threshold. We show that the competition in the labor market between low-skilled natives and immigrants is the more plausible explanation for the electoral success of anti-immigration parties in areas with low immigrant shares. We rationalize our findings with a simple theoretical model and show that alternative stories are not supported by the data. Finally, we discuss the policy implications and suggest how immigration and labor market policies could reduce anti-immigration sentiment. 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z https://hdl.handle.net/10807/335536 Titolo: La tutela penale della reputazione e dell'onore 4.0 Autori: Visconti, Arianna Abstract: The advent, and continuously accelerating evolution, of new ICTs (Information & Communication Technologies) place increasing strain on the way in which our criminal legal system has traditionally offered protection to honour, reputation, and other personality rights. On the one hand, the inherently indeterminate nature of the “microsystem” consisting of the offences of insult and defamation, as well as of their protected interests, has enabled a degree of interpretive flexibility, capable of accommodating – without excessive effort – typologies of aggression that were unforeseeable for the 1930 legislator, as new media progressively became available. On the other hand, the same technological transformation has rendered impossible to ignore the overall irrationality of these provisions, both in themselves (even more so after the 2016 decriminalization of insult) and in their relationship with newly created offences that have accumulated over recent years (most recently with Law No. 132/2025 concerning artificial intelligence). This chapter examines the current regulatory framework governing insult and defamation in order to highlight its (apparent) strengths and its structural weaknesses, whether inherent or connected to the evolution of the information ecosystem brought about by the digital “fourth revolution”. It also seeks to propose, from a criminal-policy perspective, a few suggestions for reform, aimed at rationalising the system and enhancing the effectiveness of provisions designed to protect fundamental personality rights. 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z