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Three essays on effective demand and capacity utilisation

For many years, there was an unanswered question among non-mainstream scholars: What’s the behaviour through time of capacity utilisation after an aggregate demand shock? Following the Classical-Keynesian approach, in this thesis I revise critically the literature on the relationship between output and capacity utilisation and how capacity adjust to the former. After that, I present empirical evidence on the effect of output and capacity utilisation; transitory effects seem to be the rul...

Moralità procedurale e "intenzionalità" del diritto in Lon L. Fuller

Il concetto di diritto non è estraneo all’esperienza giuridica, né è irrelato alla metodologia in cui l’esperienza è il senso ed il significato essenziale dell’attività pratica del giurista. Non vi è, però, solo la fatticità [Faktizität] del reale a connotare il fenomeno. Anche la normatività [Normativität] ha il suo peso per la ragione giuridica, al di là di ogni visione formalistica che ignora la complessità dell’oggetto di cui si occupa. A cogliere tale basilare aspetto vi è l’approccio pr...

The role of adult attachment in the risk pathways for psychosis: modulation on personality traits, emotional availability and neurobiology of emotion processing

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Analysis of Properties of Complex Systems with Abstract State Machines

Abstract State Machines (ASMs) represent a general model of computation which combines the two fundamental concepts of transition rule, to model the dynamic aspects of a system, and abstract state, to model the static aspects at any desired level of abstraction. Along the years, ASMs have been successfully applied to the development of critical and complex systems in a wide range of application domains and to the analysis of their computationally interesting properties. However, unlike other ...

Gli archivi dei conventi francescani a Bari nei secoli XVIII-XIX

The thesis summarized here evolved from an interest in fieri – related to a relatively recent line of research on the modern age – about historic archives, understood here in the sense of documentary complexes considered no longer only as ‘containers’ of information useful for constructing histories, but viewed as objects of study in themselves, that is, as expressions of the powerful organizations that have produced, conserved and selected their written materials in order to manage (and thus...

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