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    Panicocene 

    Giacomelli, Elena (2023)
    In a context of growing concern about the impacts of climate change and increasing alarmism toward migration phenomena, the possibility of "environmental migration" attracts considerable attention. What are the (in)desired ...
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    Circular Economy in the Agrifood Sector 

    PALTRINIERI, ROBERTA; SPILLARE, STEFANO; Savoia, Francesco (2022)
    The circular economy is recognised as a new economic paradigm as opposed to the traditional linear open-ended economy model based on endless exploitation of resources and prioritising profit over sustainability. Aligning ...
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    Città strategiche 

    Donati, Daniele (2023)
    The administration of metropolitan cities is a complicated issue that, in every country, has forced legislators and interpreters to face problems previously unseen. This complexity, descending by the uniqueness of those ...
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    Rethinking Civil Society in Transition 

    Sigillò, Ester (2023)
    This book illustrates the results of ethnographical research designed to shed light on the notion of civil society in a context characterized by the transformation of power relations. Such transformation is given by shifting ...
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    Seneca tragico fra Medioevo e Umanesimo 

    Fazion, Sara (2023)
    The reception of Seneca’s Tragedies had a crucial moment during the 14th and early 15th centuries. In this period, after their recent rediscovery but before the extraordinary circulation across Europe in the Renaissance, ...
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