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Italian Social Issues and Migration

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This cluster of papers covers a wide range of topics related to migration, social integration, and public policy analysis. It includes discussions on migration patterns, social welfare policies, cultural diversity, globalization's impact on local economies, and the challenges of social integration. The papers also delve into the dynamics of citizenship, territorial development, and the intersection of sociology and economics.

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Migration; Social Policy; Integration; Globalization; Welfare; Citizenship; Sociology; Economy; Territorial Development; Cultural Diversity

Dizionario di sociologia

1978-01-01

Luciano Gallino

Trattato di sociologia generale

1916-01-01

Vilfredo Pareto

The new racism in Europe: a Sicilian ethnography

1998-06-01

Jeffrey Cole

1. Introduction 2. When the bottom looks down: working-class views of immigrants in Palermo 3. The view from the top: Bourgeois views of immigrants in Palermo 4. The politics of … 1. Introduction 2. When the bottom looks down: working-class views of immigrants in Palermo 3. The view from the top: Bourgeois views of immigrants in Palermo 4. The politics of race and immigration in the Italian North and South 5. Conclusions Appendix Notes References.

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Dialogo : sopra i due massimi sistemi del mondo

1959-01-01

Galileo Galilei , Antonio Beltrán , A. Frova +1 more

The crowd and the mob: from Plato to Canetti

1989-12-01

J.S. McClelland

1. The Crowd in the Ancient World 2. Some Medieval Crowds and Machiavelli on the Roman People 3. The Crowd and Liberty: Machiavelli, Montesquieu, and America 4. Some Historians on … 1. The Crowd in the Ancient World 2. Some Medieval Crowds and Machiavelli on the Roman People 3. The Crowd and Liberty: Machiavelli, Montesquieu, and America 4. Some Historians on the Crowd before and after the French Revolution: Gibbon, Carlyle, Michelet and Taine 5. The Crowd as a Clue to the Mystery of the Modern World: Taine Against the Enlightenment 6. From the Criminal Crowd to a Social Theory: Scipio Sighele and Gabriel Tarde 7. Crowd Theory Makes its Way in the World: The Le Bon Phenomenon 8. The Leader and his Crowd: Freud's Group Psychology (1921) 9. The Triumph of the Crowd: Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf (1924-5) 10. The Sanity of Crowds and the Madness of Power: Elias Canetti's Crowds and Power (1960)

Mutamenti della famiglia e politiche sociali in Italia

2003-01-01

Chiara Saraceno , Manuela Naldini

Challenging codes: collective action in the information age

1997-03-01

Alberto Melucci

Introduction Part I. Theory of Collective Action: 1. The construction of collective action 2. Conflict and change 3. Action and meaning 4. The process of collective identity Part II. Contemporary … Introduction Part I. Theory of Collective Action: 1. The construction of collective action 2. Conflict and change 3. Action and meaning 4. The process of collective identity Part II. Contemporary Collective Action: 5. conflicts of culture 6. Invention of the present 7. The time of difference 8. Roots for today and for tomorrow 9. A search for ethics 10. Information, power, domination Part III. The Field of Collective Action: 11. A society without a centre 12. The political system 13. The state and the distribution of social resources 14. Modernization, crisis, and conflict: the case of Italy Part IV. Acting Collectively: 15. Mobilization and political participation 16. The organization of movements 17. Leadership in social movements 18. Collective action and discourse 19. Forms of action 20. Research on collective action.

Civil society: old images, new visions

1999-09-01

John Keane

Openings. Democracy. Gramsci. Global Trends. Disputes. Nationalism. Uncivil Society. Power and Publicity. Endings. Index. Openings. Democracy. Gramsci. Global Trends. Disputes. Nationalism. Uncivil Society. Power and Publicity. Endings. Index.

The moral neoliberal: welfare and citizenship in Italy

2013-02-01

Andrea Muehlebach

Morality is often imagined to be at odds with capitalism and its focus on the bottom line, but in The Moral Neoliberal morality is shown as the opposite: an indispensable … Morality is often imagined to be at odds with capitalism and its focus on the bottom line, but in The Moral Neoliberal morality is shown as the opposite: an indispensable tool for capitalist transformation. Setting her investigation within the shifting landscape of neoliberal welfare reform in the Lombardy region of Italy, Andrea Muehlebach tracks the phenomenal rise of voluntarism in the wake of the state's withdrawal of social service programs. Using anthropological tools, she shows how socialist volunteers are interpreting their unwaged labor as an expression of social solidarity, with Catholic volunteers thinking of theirs as an expression of charity and love. Such interpretations pave the way for a mass mobilization of an ethical citizenry that is put to work by the state. Visiting several sites across the region, from Milanese high schools to the offices of state social workers to the homes of the needy, Muehlebach mounts a powerful argument that the neoliberal state nurtures selflessness in order to cement some of its most controversial reforms. At the same time, she also shows how the insertion of such an anticapitalist narrative into the heart of neoliberalization can have unintended consequences.

Sociologia della famiglia

2007-01-01

Chiara Saraceno , Manuela Naldini

Il futuro della democrazia

1984-01-01

Norberto Bobbio

Il welfare state in Italia : sviluppo e crisi in prospettiva comparata

1984-01-01

Maurizio Ferrera

Race and Racism: A Comparative Perspective

1968-08-01

Julián Pitt-Rivers

The abusive personality: violence and control in intimate relationships

1999-03-01

Donald G. Dutton

Introduction. Early Explanations. Learning of Abusiveness. The Psychology of the Cycle of Violence. The Structure of the Abusive Personality. Object Relations and the Origins of Rage. An Anger Born of … Introduction. Early Explanations. Learning of Abusiveness. The Psychology of the Cycle of Violence. The Structure of the Abusive Personality. Object Relations and the Origins of Rage. An Anger Born of Fear: Attachment Rage. The Early Antecedents Studies. The Treatment of Assaultiveness.

Social Selves: Theories of the Social Formation of Personality.

1993-01-01

Rebecca J. Erickson , Ian Burkitt

Society and the Individual PART ONE: PERSONALITY AS SOCIAL DISCOURSE Language and the Social Self The Self in Everyday Communication Power, Knowledge and the Self PART TWO: PERSONALITY IN SOCIAL … Society and the Individual PART ONE: PERSONALITY AS SOCIAL DISCOURSE Language and the Social Self The Self in Everyday Communication Power, Knowledge and the Self PART TWO: PERSONALITY IN SOCIAL RELATIONS AND INTERDEPENDENCIES Social Relations and Personality Social Relations, Culture and the Self Power Relations, Interdependencies and the Civilized Personality Conclusion The Formation and Reconstruction of Social Selves

Fragmented Societies: A Sociology of Economic Life beyond the Market Paradigm

1992-04-01

Geraldine Pratt , Enzo Mingione

The theoretical basis for a critical sociology of economic life informalization and the variety of working activities towards a theory of social reproduction - the meanings of different survival strategies … The theoretical basis for a critical sociology of economic life informalization and the variety of working activities towards a theory of social reproduction - the meanings of different survival strategies informalization and socialization mixes in Italy polarization, social classes and power in fragmented societies.

Blurred Boundaries: Migration, Ethnicity, Citizenship

2018-08-20

Rainer Bauböck , John Rundell

Migration and minorities the diversity of experiences with diversity the crossing and blurring of boundaries in international migration challenges for social and political theory temporal and spatial aspects of multiculturality … Migration and minorities the diversity of experiences with diversity the crossing and blurring of boundaries in international migration challenges for social and political theory temporal and spatial aspects of multiculturality reflections on the meaning of time and space in relation to the blurred boundaries of multicultural societies changing representations of the other in France - the mirror of migration multiculturalism a la Canadian and integration a la quebecoise transcending their limits the Israeli experience in multiculturalism multiculturalism from above - Italian variations on European theme egalitarian multiculturalism - institutional separation and cultural pluralism groups, rights and citizenship in multicultural contexts globalization and the ambiguities of national citizenship cultural pluralism and the subversion of the taken-for-granted world toleration as the public acceptance of difference how can collective rights and liberalism be reconciled? bridging the gap - citizenship in Europe and Asia tensions of citizenship in an age of diversity - reflections on territoriality, cosmopolitanism and symmetrical reciprocity self-representation and the representation of the other.

Path Dependency and Civic Culture: Some Lessons from Italy about Interpreting Social Experiments

1996-03-01

Filippo Sabetti

The Moral Neoliberal: Welfare and Citizenship in Italy

2013-09-01

Marco Briziarelli

Andrea Muehlebach, (2012) (Chicago: University of Chicago Press), 228 pp, ISBN 9780226545400, $27.50, soft cover Recounting the vicissitudes of Milanese Italians who have become gradually more invo... Andrea Muehlebach, (2012) (Chicago: University of Chicago Press), 228 pp, ISBN 9780226545400, $27.50, soft cover Recounting the vicissitudes of Milanese Italians who have become gradually more invo...

The spirit of community: rights, responsibilities, and the Communitarian agenda

1993-11-01

Amitaï Etzioni

Communitarianism is a movement, founded by Amitai Etzioni in 1991, whose adherents are united in the belief that the West must balance their passion for individualism with a new sense … Communitarianism is a movement, founded by Amitai Etzioni in 1991, whose adherents are united in the belief that the West must balance their passion for individualism with a new sense of social responsibility. Communitarians call for a re-awakening of civic pride and a new awareness of the values and institutions which help sustain us through the uncertainties of the modern world - marriage, schools, the family, neighbourhoods and religious groups.

The Making of Policies: Immigration and Immigrants in Italy

2006-04-01

Giovanna Zincone

The aim of this article is to explain three paradoxes of Italian immigration policies: 1) the relative continuity of immigration policies regardless of changes in the governing coalition; 2) the … The aim of this article is to explain three paradoxes of Italian immigration policies: 1) the relative continuity of immigration policies regardless of changes in the governing coalition; 2) the fact that policy changes relate more to conceptualisation and policy-framing rather than to actual policies; 3) the discrepancy between a general public rhetoric hostile to illegal immigration on the one hand, and public action, which has introduced mass regularisations, on the other. The article is based on empirical research carried out in two stages. The first stage investigated the formation and development of the main systematic immigration reform law (the Turco–Napolitano Act passed in 1998), while the second analysed the formation and development of the 'reform of the reform' approved by the centre-right government (the Bossi–Fini Act passed in 2002). Although the research found a degree of convergence between the immigration policies of the two governments, it also revealed a discrepancy in the decision-making style of the two reforms: the one of the centre-left was based more on bargaining between government and opposition, while for the centre-right it was more the result of a unilateral move; the first was more governmental and open to consultation with civil society, the second was more political and sensitive to public opinion. To investigate variations over time, five main approaches to immigration and immigrants were identified: solidarist, functionalist, legalitarian, multiculturalist and identitarian.

Social Class, Occupation, and Parental Values: A Cross-National Study

2017-07-12

Leonard I. Pearlin , Melvin L. Kohn

In the United States, there is a distinct difference in emphasis between middle and working class parents' values for their children. Middle class parents value self-direction more highly than do … In the United States, there is a distinct difference in emphasis between middle and working class parents' values for their children. Middle class parents value self-direction more highly than do working class parents; working class parents emphasize, instead, conformity to external proscription. Self-control is the pivotal parental value for the middle class, obedience for the working class. One plausible explanation of this difference between middle and working class parental values is that parents of both social classes value for their children the characteristics that seem most appropriate to the conditions of the parents' lives. The relationship between supervision and parental values is stronger for the working class, for only in the working class is any considerable proportion of men subjected to very close supervision. Nevertheless, the relationships are essentially the same in the two social classes.

Human Migration and the Marginal Man

1928-05-01

Robert E. Park

Migrations, with all the incidental collision, conflicts, and fusions of peoples and of cultures which they occasion, have been accounted among the decisive forces in history. Every advance in culture, … Migrations, with all the incidental collision, conflicts, and fusions of peoples and of cultures which they occasion, have been accounted among the decisive forces in history. Every advance in culture, it has been said, commences with a new period of migration and movement of populations. Present tendencies indicate that while the mobility of individuals has increased, the migration of people has relatively decreased. The consequences, however, of migration and mobility seem, on the whole, to be the same. In both cases the "cake of custom" is broken and the individual is freed for new enterprises and for new associations. One of the consequences of migration is to create a situation in which the same individual-who may or may not be a mixed blood-finds himself striving to live in two diverse cultural groups. The effect is to produce an unstable character-a personality type with characteristic forms of behavior. This is the "marginal man." It is in the mind of the marginal man that the conflicting cultures meet and fuse. It is, therefore, in the mind of the marginal man that the process of civilization is visibly going on, and it is in the mind of the marginal man that the process of civilization may best be studied.

Sotto lo Stesso Tetto: Mutamenti della Famiglia in Italia dal XV al XX Secolo.

1985-09-01

David I. Kertzer , Marzio Barbagli

Other - Jenny Cook-Gumperz, Social control and socialization: a study of class differences in the language of maternal control. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1973.

1975-04-01

Frederick Erickson

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The interpretation of cultures: selected essays

2007-03-30

Cláudia Fonseca

GEERTZ, Clifford. The interpretation of cultures: selected essays. New York: Basic Books, 1973. 476 p.Em 2008, por ocasião dos 35 anos do lan-çamento do livro The interpretation of cultures(apelidado de … GEERTZ, Clifford. The interpretation of cultures: selected essays. New York: Basic Books, 1973. 476 p.Em 2008, por ocasião dos 35 anos do lan-çamento do livro The interpretation of cultures(apelidado de TIC em inglês) e trinta anos dolançamento no Brasil da versão em português(com nove dos quinze capítulos originais), fuiconvidada pelos editores da Cadernos de Cam-po a escrever uma resenha. Entretanto, a morterecente do autor havia fatalmente de mudar apostura da resenhista. Entendi então que a re-senha seria também um momento para home-nagear Clifford Geertz, aquele grande homemque tanto marcou a antropologia norte-ameri-cana (e, provavelmente, a antropologia mun-dial1) da segunda metade do século XX.

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L'immigrazione straniera in Italia

2000-01-01

Tiziana Caponio , Corrado Bonifazi

The Condition of Man.

1944-10-01

Lewis Mumford

A study of the development of the personality and the community. With a preface by the author. 16 pages of illustrations. A study of the development of the personality and the community. With a preface by the author. 16 pages of illustrations.

Urban Structure and Social Participation

1956-02-01

Morris Axelrod

Role-Playing vs. Role-Taking: An Appeal for Clarification

1951-04-01

Walter Coutu

by emulation of the values of the group aspired to? What is the social position and personality type of those members of one group who orient themselves positively toward the … by emulation of the values of the group aspired to? What is the social position and personality type of those members of one group who orient themselves positively toward the values of another group to which they aspire? What is the effect of orientation to the values of a new group on (a) the value patterns of the mobile individual, (b) the values of the group which he is now rejecting, and (c) the overall values of the larger social system within which the changed orientation occurs?

Co-production. The Third Sector and the Delivery of Public Services

2008-01-01

Stephen P. Osborne , Taco Brandsen , Victor Pestoff

Georg Simmel (1989), Sociologia, Milano: Edizioni di Comunità; ed. orig. Soziologie. Untersuchungen über die Formen der Vergesellschaftung, Berlin: Dunker & Humblot, 1908

2017-03-01

Annarita Calabrò

Ethnicity and the Concept of Social Integration in Tinto's Model of Institutional Departure.

1991-09-01

Edward Murguía

The Struggle for Recognition. The Moral Grammar of Social Conflicts

1997-01-01

Thelma McCormack , Axel Honneth

Mappe del tesoro. Atlante del capitale sociale in Italia

2007-01-01

Roberto Cartocci

The Social Dimension of the Learning Economy

1996-01-01

Bengt‐Åke Lundvall

This paper is a slightly revised version of Bengt-Ake Lundvall's Inaugural Lecture, the 10th of November at Department for Business Studies, Aalborg University. The general message is that the growing … This paper is a slightly revised version of Bengt-Ake Lundvall's Inaugural Lecture, the 10th of November at Department for Business Studies, Aalborg University. The general message is that the growing frequency of so-called paradoxes in economic theory and of unsolved socioeconomic problems reflects that neither economic theory nor policy has been adapted to the fact that we have entered a new phase: the 'Learning Economy'. It is shown that in the learning economy the capacity to learn increasingly determines the relative position of individuals, firms and national systems. The growing polarisation in the OECD-labour markets is explained by the increasing importance of learning and the acceleration in the rate of change. Finally, it is argued that the learning economy will not be sustainable if these tendencies are not countered by a New New Deal which puts the focus on the distribution of capabilities to learn

Rapporto sulla situazione sociale del paese

1999-01-01

Centro studi investimenti sociali

Le trappole del welfare

1998-01-01

Maurizio Ferrera

Domande e risposte

2025-06-24

Giorgio Longo | Medico e Bambino

Papilloma squamoso e lesione linguale Papilloma squamoso e lesione linguale

Quando il contesto familiare dice già tutto: la scabbia

2025-06-24

Francesca Nicolardi , Lorenzo Calligaris , Irene Berti | Medico e Bambino

La scabbia può presentarsi con diversi quadri cutanei, anche in base all’età e alla risposta immunitaria del paziente: si riportano una serie di immagini che possano guidare nella diagnosi La scabbia può presentarsi con diversi quadri cutanei, anche in base all’età e alla risposta immunitaria del paziente: si riportano una serie di immagini che possano guidare nella diagnosi

Vent’anni di rabbia. Come il risentimento ha preso il posto della politica

2025-06-20

Carlo Invernizzi Accetti | Il Politico

NÉ STRUTTURALISTI, NÉ FUNZIONALISTI, SOLO UMANISTI. TEORIE DI CAMBIAMENTO NELLE RIFORME DELLA GIUSTIZIA TECH-DRIVEN

2025-06-20

Daniela Piana | Il Politico

This article intends to address the paradigm implicitly adopted by AI and tech public policies with a focus on the factors of change that intervene in the complex interaction that … This article intends to address the paradigm implicitly adopted by AI and tech public policies with a focus on the factors of change that intervene in the complex interaction that artificial intelligence catalyzes between agency rules and temporality of the drivers of change. Consequently, the argument will follow a three-part development: the first dedicated to technology as a driver of change, the second dedicated to rules as a driver of change, the third dedicated to action in the context - use - as a driver of change. In each of these moments, the underlying theories of change will be made explicit and these will be tested with the evidence we have on technology and society or on rules and social action in different public policy contexts. It provides strong arguments supporting the non reductionist stance toward the protection and irreplaceable space that is left - ontologically - and should be acknowledged - institutionally and organizationally - to the autonomy of human agency.

Systems of Social Action

2025-06-19

Giovanni Rossi | Oxford University Press eBooks

Abstract This book is about social action as it is carried out in everyday life. To some readers, the phrase social action may evoke the idea of people taking the … Abstract This book is about social action as it is carried out in everyday life. To some readers, the phrase social action may evoke the idea of people taking the initiative for change at the political and economic level of society; these are social actions that take days, months, or years to accomplish. The kinds of actions this book is concerned with are, instead, much more rapid and minute. They are actions performed on the fly, in the back and forth of ordinary interaction; they are actions like questions, answers, complaints, compliments, and requests. As a species of social action, requests serve a basic function: getting help from others. Every day in a community, people make hundreds of requests of one another, most of which are small requests for mundane things such as passing an item or performing a service around the house. Another way of thinking about requests is as the exercise of social influence in our everyday encounters, the kind of influence with tangible effects on the subsequent conduct of those around us. The book reports on an extensive study of requests “in the wild,” through the methodical observation and analysis of naturally occurring social interactions captured on video. Using the case of everyday requests among speakers of Italian, the book shows that our resources for social action are organized in systems—that is, in coherent sets of interdependent practices. It argues that such systems are part of the social order, as they shape, constrain, and enable interaction between people.

Profilo costituzionale del Garante Nazionale dei diritti delle persone con disabilità

2025-06-13

Daniele Piccione | SOCIOLOGIA DEL DIRITTO

Con il decreto legislativo 5 febbraio 2024, n. 20, ha preso vita anche in Italia il Garante nazionale dei diritti delle persone con disabilità. Il presente contributo si propone di … Con il decreto legislativo 5 febbraio 2024, n. 20, ha preso vita anche in Italia il Garante nazionale dei diritti delle persone con disabilità. Il presente contributo si propone di definire il ruolo della neonata istituzione alla luce del quadro costituzionale e nel sistema complessivo, anche internazionale, delle altre Autorità di garanzia poste a tutela dei diritti dei soggetti vulnerabili.

P154 The impact of awareness-raising and screening initiatives on the migrant population living in Bergamo

2025-06-01

Isabella Mercurio , Paula Meli , V Gotti +6 more | The Poster

CITYSPACE, BELONGING, AND URBAN MOVEMENTS: A PLACE-BASED COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF COLLECTIVE ACTION IN NORTHERN ITALY

2025-06-01

İpek Demirsu | Mobilization An International Quarterly

What transforms scattered community organizations into cohesive urban movements? This study of two northern Italian neighborhoods, San Siro in Milan and Veronetta in Verona, reveals that the ability to engage … What transforms scattered community organizations into cohesive urban movements? This study of two northern Italian neighborhoods, San Siro in Milan and Veronetta in Verona, reveals that the ability to engage with a neighborhood's distinctive identity either catalyzes or constrains collective action. Both areas are marginalized spaces associated with urban decay, yet host an intense presence of diverse civil society groups. Despite similar demographic, urbanistic, and social attributes, Veronetta features a cohesive grassroots movement organically connected to the neighborhood, while San Siro exhibits fragmented social actors and uncoordinated efforts. Employing the analytical categories of “identity of place” and “placebased identity,” this research undertakes multisited ethnography to compare the sociospatial dynamics of urban movements. It argues that the identity of place and social ties enabled by it are sources of collective identity guiding collective action. For actors operating in peripheral urban settings, the ability to tap into the identity of place and to integrate place-based belongings lead to the creation of a movement space, while failure to do so results in sporadic interventions.

Welfare, persone anziane e donne migranti: il fil rouge della fragilità nelle trame della narrazione. Un'esperienza di ricerca nella regione Molise

2025-06-01

Daniela Grignoli , Antonella Golino , Riccardo Pronzato | SALUTE E SOCIETÀ

Si deve dire (e scrivere) reboante o roboante? Ed esistono reboanza e reboare?

2025-05-30

Miriam Di Carlo | Italiano digitale

Sono molte le domande dei nostri lettori che ci chiedono quale sia la forma corretta tra reboante e roboante. Alcuni ci domandano anche se esista il verbo re-/roboare e i … Sono molte le domande dei nostri lettori che ci chiedono quale sia la forma corretta tra reboante e roboante. Alcuni ci domandano anche se esista il verbo re-/roboare e i sostantivi re-/roboanza e re-/roboato.

La classe vagabonda

2025-05-30

Cesare Esposito | IL RISORGIMENTO

Il tema del saggio è la percezione culturale, sociale e politica del vagabondaggio all’inizio della Rivoluzione francese, che determinò la metamorfosi della concezione dei vagabondi da individui antisociali a classe … Il tema del saggio è la percezione culturale, sociale e politica del vagabondaggio all’inizio della Rivoluzione francese, che determinò la metamorfosi della concezione dei vagabondi da individui antisociali a classe naturalmente criminale e ostile sia alla società sia, soprattutto, allo Stato. L’articolo evidenzia come, tra il 1789 e il 1792, il vagabondo sia stato progressivamente identificato come un sovversivo, un brigante in potenza. Il testo si sofferma sia sulle analisi elaborate da alcune delle principali autorità della Francia rivoluzionaria nella gestione del problema sia sulla stampa rivoluzionaria e controrivoluzionaria. Si intende così sottolineare come questo immaginario sia stato universalmente interiorizzato dagli attori dell’epoca, favorevoli o meno alla Rivoluzione, e che ciò abbia contribuito a porre le basi per la strutturazione di nuovi immaginari politici, culturali e sociali.

Domande e risposte

2025-05-26

Irene Berti

Dermatite periorale - Tinea faciei Dermatite periorale - Tinea faciei

Conclusion: Continuity of the paese

2025-05-19

Transforming the paese

2025-05-19

Laura Graziano e Luisa Ricaldone (a cura di) Visibile e invisibile. Scritture e rappresentazioni del lavoro delle donne

2025-05-17

Carlo Baghetti

Introduzione a cura di Laura Fortini, Università degli Studi Roma 3 https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3344-6212 Introduzione a cura di Laura Fortini, Università degli Studi Roma 3 https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3344-6212

Varia e nuova umanità nel Mediterraneo: la prospettiva di Scorci

2025-05-17

Luca Mozzachiodi

Il saggio traccia un profilo della rivista siciliana Scorci, nata nel 2021 e tuttora attiva. Attraverso una panoramica dei sei numeri monografici e una lettura degli articoli se ne presenta … Il saggio traccia un profilo della rivista siciliana Scorci, nata nel 2021 e tuttora attiva. Attraverso una panoramica dei sei numeri monografici e una lettura degli articoli se ne presenta il profilo di saggismo ‘situato’. Sono indagati i riferimenti culturali della rivista, ovvero la tradizione letteraria, culturale e cinematografica siciliana, l’attività militante di Danilo Dolci e le lotte popolari del Novecento. Attraverso una analisi delle lotte sia agrarie che operaie e di quelle attuali contro il Muos o a favore delle istanze femministe si presenta la ‘varia umanità’ di Scorci, in antitesi sia alla tradizione umanistica neoidealistica sia al ‘mediterraneismo lirico’ dei primi anni Duemila rappresentato, fra gli altri, da Franco Cassano e studiato da Francescomaria Tedesco. L’ultima parte del saggio è dedicata a presentare la varietà di argomenti estetico-culturali trattata dalla rivista e le sue posizioni su guerra e crisi climatica che, per il posizionamento intellettuale, intendono superare la dicotomia tra le due culture: umanistica e scientifica.

Società e consumo. Una lettura contemporanea dell’Apocalisse di Giovanni

2025-05-09

Ney de Souza , Ricardo de Oliveira Toledo

Care leavers in the Italian child protection system: from action research to advocacy of more inclusive policies and relationships

2025-05-06

Federico Zullo , Martina Sabetta , Sergio Solbes Ferri +1 more

Per una sociologia urbana del dominio: portare Bourdieu in città

2025-05-01

Sonia Paone

Educate. Empower. Reproduce. A call for action against the demographic winter

2025-05-01

Christophe Blockeel , Alison Campbell , Giovanni Coticchio +3 more

External and residence-based Italian citizenship in the Brexit context

2025-05-01

Djordje Sredanovic

Pensare l'urbano con Bourdieu: intervista a Loïc Wacquant

2025-05-01

Clément Rivière

De-stigmatizzazione territoriale e pratiche di commoning. Il caso del quartiere romano del Quarticciolo

2025-05-01

Matteo Cerasoli , Francesca Messineo , G.J.P. Son

Esclusione abissale e marginalità avanzata nei quartieri di edilizia residenziale pubblica (ERP) di Roma

2025-05-01

E Clerici

Tematiche e metodologie per una Conferenza nazionale sulle Dipendenze di ampio confronto e indicazioni al decisore politico utili ai cittadini

2025-05-01

Roberta Balestra | MISSION

Lavoro 2.0: come i giovani ridefiniscono il significato del lavoro oggi

2025-05-01

Sônia Maria Marques Gomes Bertolini , Elena Gobbino | SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO

L'articolo esplora il dibattito sull'importanza del lavoro nella vita degli individui, concentrandosi in particolare sui giovani e sulle loro attitudini verso il lavoro, spesso etichettate dai media come disaffezione o … L'articolo esplora il dibattito sull'importanza del lavoro nella vita degli individui, concentrandosi in particolare sui giovani e sulle loro attitudini verso il lavoro, spesso etichettate dai media come disaffezione o rifiuto. Il fenomeno delle dimissioni volontarie viene frequentemente associato a questa generazione: obiettivo dell'analisi è comprendere le loro aspettative lavorative attraverso un approccio basato su dati quantitativi e qualitativi. Lo studio utilizza una survey condotta in Italia e i dati della European Value Study (EVS) per delineare l'evoluzione del significato attribuito al lavoro dal 2008 ad oggi. La parte qualitativa, basata su interviste a un campione di giovani tra i 18 e i 34 anni realizzate nel 2024, approfondisce le motivazioni del mutamento, rivelando non un rifiuto del lavoro, ma l'emergere di nuovi valori e di nuove modalità di transizione verso la vita adulta.

La coppia come occasione del divenire reciproco

2025-04-30

Silvia Bozzeda

The work I am going to present comes from clinical activity with couples in therapy in the context of my professional practice, and this clinical activity is the field in … The work I am going to present comes from clinical activity with couples in therapy in the context of my professional practice, and this clinical activity is the field in which I put into practice all that I share with the 'group of thought' to which I belong, that is, the Area Progetto Coppia within the Society of Psychoanalysis of the Relationship in Milan. The choice of the clinical situation on which to focus, among others, is somewhat ambiguous in my mind: the case in question seems to me to be particularly representative of some specific dynamics of the couple dual that are often observed in psychological work with those who seek help from a crisis that is first individual, but which finds its privileged expression in the couple bond. Although paradigmatic, this situation retains its uniqueness: the constant tension in the attempt to combine complexity and unity can be seen as the fuel of this work. In continuity with Michele Minolli's theory of the I-Subject, and in particular with its application to the study of couple investment, I would like to follow the exciting vicissitudes of the two I-Subjects as they struggle with the precarious balance between fidelity to one's own configuration and the attraction of exploring new existential solutions. Such solutions, which are always open to renegotiation, can only be understood from a relational/interactionist perspective: they cannot be entirely conceived in the realm of the intrapsychic, but are introduced by the other of the couple and, in the name of investment in the other, can find an active energy that sustains their search. In this sense, the couple relationship can be understood as a potential context for individual growth and emancipation; it is an adult relationship in which each individual continues to become. It is therefore not a goal, but a promising opportunity for the individual evolutionary process of its members.

Recensione Umanamente insostenibile. Il capitalismo nuoce gravemente ai sapiens

2025-04-30

Romina Coin

It is rare to find books that combine breadth and depth of scope as D'Elia and Nicolaus manage to do in this work on the contemporary human condition, starting with … It is rare to find books that combine breadth and depth of scope as D'Elia and Nicolaus manage to do in this work on the contemporary human condition, starting with the hypothesis (already effectively stated by the title) that capitalism, as a pervasive socio-economic system, is undermining the very foundations of our humanity, imposing political lines, social values, patterns of relationships and lifestyles that are functional to the interests of the global economy but incompatible with the most essential bio-psycho-social needs of our species. [...]

Atti Sociali

2025-04-30

Società Entomologica Italiana SEI

Atti Sociali Atti Sociali

Riflessi dell’incontro con la singolare molteplicità

2025-04-30

Valentina Stirone

Conference held during the seminar "Riparare vite distrutte. I traumi estremi della guerra e della migrazione: quali interventi possibili?“ held on June 15, 2024, in Milan and online, organized by … Conference held during the seminar "Riparare vite distrutte. I traumi estremi della guerra e della migrazione: quali interventi possibili?“ held on June 15, 2024, in Milan and online, organized by the Trauma Area of the Association for Research in Clinical Psychology (ARP) as part of the training course ”Master's Degree in Psychotraumatology" (Scientific Direction: Maria Silvana Patti and Alessandro Vassalli). [...]

La coppia come occasione del divenire reciproco: replica ai commenti

2025-04-30

Silvia Bozzeda

I find truly stimulating the insights generously provided by colleagues Zavattini, Dodet, and Milonia, who have put their theoretical and clinical models at the service of the analysis of my … I find truly stimulating the insights generously provided by colleagues Zavattini, Dodet, and Milonia, who have put their theoretical and clinical models at the service of the analysis of my clinical case and, consequently, indirectly at the service of my own theoretical references and implications of technique. All this material will undoubtedly benefit the therapy process with Francesca and Nicola, the psychological work with all the couples who transit through my practice, but above all, a greater awareness of my personal configuration, evolution, and current posture as a therapist. [...]

Kusinara and Kosala

2025-04-24

Marie Beuzeville Byles

Immigration-Driven Urban Regeneration: Intercultural Planning Strategies in Campania

2025-04-23

Bianca Petrella , Claudia de Biase

This paper examines the legal and policy frameworks governing migrants’ social rights in the European Union and Italy, with particular attention to EU directives and the regional programs of Campania. … This paper examines the legal and policy frameworks governing migrants’ social rights in the European Union and Italy, with particular attention to EU directives and the regional programs of Campania. Building on a comparative review of fifty national and international case studies of immigrant inclusion and integration initiatives, it distils a set of best practices readily adaptable to other contexts. These insights are then juxtaposed against European, Italian, and Campanian regional strategies, and correlated with demographic trends and their impacts on the local housing market. Drawing on this analysis, the study offers design guidelines for urban plans that foster intercultural coexistence and community resilience (Council of Europe, 2003). Finally, it presents a concrete urban-design proposal for Castel Volturno—one of four municipalities along the Domitian coast that since the 1990s has attracted a growing migrant population—addressing its challenges of social fragmentation, urban decay, and environmental degradation.

Guido CANDELA – Maurizio MUSSONI, Economia e persona nel pensiero libertario e nel pensiero cristiano, FrancoAngeli, Milano 2024, 326 p., ISBN 978-88-351-5958-2

2025-04-18

Renato Tarcísio de Moraes Rocha

9 Care leavers in the Italian child protection system: from action research to advocacy of more inclusive policies and relationships

2025-04-16

Federico Zullo , Martina Sabetta , Sergio Solbes Ferri +1 more

Palermo, capitale criminale d'Italia

2025-04-15

Serena Ripari

Nel secondo dopoguerra, sebbene Roma sia rimasta la capitale politica d'Italia, Palermo assunse un ruolo dominante come capitale "criminale", concentrando potere mafioso e affaristico, specialmente tra gli anni '70 e … Nel secondo dopoguerra, sebbene Roma sia rimasta la capitale politica d'Italia, Palermo assunse un ruolo dominante come capitale "criminale", concentrando potere mafioso e affaristico, specialmente tra gli anni '70 e '90. La criminalità organizzata di stampo mafioso, alimentata dal traffico di droga, acquisì una crescente influenza su scala nazionale, con Palermo come epicentro di un network criminale che coinvolse progressivamente anche la finanza, la politica, la criminalità economica e la massoneria deviata. La città siciliana divenne, di fatto, un luogo dove si intrecciavano affari legali e illegali, spingendo le sue dinamiche ad espandersi ben oltre i confini regionali, influenzando anche Milano, la capitale economica del paese. L'importanza di Palermo emerse non solo nella gestione dei traffici illeciti, ma anche nelle sue connessioni con potenti ambienti finanziari e politici. Da questo si evince il ruolo di Palermo come centro di controllo e di regolazione alternativa rispetto a Roma.

Una credenza popolare: la credenza come dispensa

2025-04-15

Miriam Di Carlo

Alcuni lettori ci chiedono delucidazioni sull’etimologia della parola credenza, in riferimento al mobile. Alcuni lettori ci chiedono delucidazioni sull’etimologia della parola credenza, in riferimento al mobile.

Tra il silenzio e la parola. Gli incroci della mediazione sociale

2025-04-15

Giovanni Ghibaudi

Fare la giustizia. Tessiture nelle ‘zone grigie' della convivenza

2025-04-15

Ivo Lizzola

La seconda vita: un film / Riparare l'irreparabile / Pensare per non odiare / Una religiosità laica

2025-04-15

Maria Inglese , Silvano Allasia , Marcella D’Abbiero

Giustizia e rigenerazione della società

2025-04-15

Roberto Mancini

Vita e forme della soggettività. Simmel e il soggetto in evoluzione

2025-04-15

Francesco Azzarone

Il futuro già qui. Immigrati anziani, una realtà su cui riflettere e progettare

2025-04-01

Roberta Ricucci , Anna Elia , Giovanni Cellini

Diventare anziani in emigrazione rappresenta da sempre una sfida per i diretti protagonisti, per i familiari, anch'essi immigrati o rimasti in patria, ma anche per il loro intorno sociale e … Diventare anziani in emigrazione rappresenta da sempre una sfida per i diretti protagonisti, per i familiari, anch'essi immigrati o rimasti in patria, ma anche per il loro intorno sociale e per il sistema di welfare di riferimento. Il testo esplora il tema, evidenziando come il ruolo e le caratteristiche dell'essere anziano sono un aspetto importante tra quelli definiti dalla cultura di una società, e possono rappresentare un elemento di incontro (o scontro) fra approcci valoriali diversi. Allo stesso tempo questi aspetti hanno una ricaduta assai concreta nelle pratiche di welfare, come pure nella formazione degli stessi operatori sociali e sanitari che interagiscono con migranti o cittadini anziani con background migratorio.

Eco-social work: Politica e lavoro sociale nella crisi ecologica (Strumenti per il servizio sociale)

2025-04-01

Christian Spatscheck

Promuovere cultura riparativa e supporto tra pari nel contesto penitenziario: il progetto RI.PA.RA.RE. nella Casa Circondariale di Cremona

2025-04-01

Carlo Alberto Romano , Marzia Tosi

A partire dalle criticità del sistema penitenziario, gli Autori sostengono l'importanza dell'implementazione di iniziative che, a partire dall'analisi del contesto, possano promuovere empowerment individuale e sociale nel contesto penitenziario. Il … A partire dalle criticità del sistema penitenziario, gli Autori sostengono l'importanza dell'implementazione di iniziative che, a partire dall'analisi del contesto, possano promuovere empowerment individuale e sociale nel contesto penitenziario. Il contributo descrive l'esperienza del progetto RI.PA.RA.RE. | Ricucire Parti Rammendare Relazioni, implementato da Associazione Carcere e Territorio di Brescia nella Casa Circondariale di Cremona. L'iniziativa, fondata sul binomio cultura riparativa e peer support, vuole generare occasioni di applicazione di approcci riparativi all'interno del carcere, considerando il carcere stesso come comunità penitenziaria, in un'ottica di relational e community justice anche nel contesto interno. Gli Autori evidenziano come l'intreccio tra approccio riparativo e peer support sia sfociato in progettualità ideate e proposte dai detenuti e implementate grazie alla sinergia con l'Istituzione e al contributo del volontariato penitenziario.

Rigenerare processi di salute e integrazione comunitari: dialoghi (tra) sopravvissuti

2025-04-01

Luciana Bianchera , Giorgio Cavicchioli

L'articolo riflette sulla necessità di rigenerare i processi di salute e integrazione nelle comunità, dopo la pandemia e la progressiva crisi ambientale. Gli autori si interrogano su come le istituzioni … L'articolo riflette sulla necessità di rigenerare i processi di salute e integrazione nelle comunità, dopo la pandemia e la progressiva crisi ambientale. Gli autori si interrogano su come le istituzioni e le comunità potrebbero affrontare queste sfide e lavorare alla ricostruzione di una poetica del vivere e del curare. Nel testo si sottolinea l'importanza del linguaggio nelle funzioni della cura genitoriale e familiare e si invita a indagare le aree del desiderio e della curiosità per favorire processi di pensiero e di adattamento attivo alla realtà.