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Pluralism within the contemporary interreligious societies is a topic that relates to the broader relationship between identity and integration. The paper explores this subject, through the "case study" strategy on the interreligious dialogue promoted by the Focolare Movement since the '60s, and the theoretical perspective of the Paradigm of Gift. The paper aims at analysing whether this type of interreligious pluralism expresses "dialogical coexistence", i.e. coexistence in which identity and integration are both respected and supported. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Starting from the case study of Futurism, the paper focuses on the controversial relationship between Croce and the contemporary avant-garde art. Croce's "passatism" is actually his historicism, a perspective from which futurists seem to be affected by a severe illness: anti-historicism. The paper analyses this ideological opposition (historicism/anti-historicism; thought and action/ activism; futurism/passatism; unique/typical; bourgeois and liberal world/revolution and youth), touching upon its political implications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper analyzes youth work approaches from the perspective of youth policies with the aim of deepening the links with social and educational policies. At an empirical level, the analysis is conducted through a focus group with national youth workers and two case studies of organizations active in vulnerable contexts. The results highlight the relevance of continuity on synchronic multi-actors network and diachronic relationships, increased by the Covid19 emergency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper presents the results of a research conducted from 2012 to 2014 that, using theoretical and methodological categories of the Social Network Analysis, provides a relational analysis respect to the party transformation process. Specifically, the paper examines in depth two regional case studies (Campania and Sardegna), that highlight shapes, modes and actors with (and through) which the parties organize and structure their action along the axis «local-regional», composing relationships with other parties and collective stakeholders acting within the territorial governance system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the last couple of years, as part of the archaeological project 'Uomini e Cose a Vignale' several tests were conducted, focused on fast and effective methods for the graphic and pnoto-graphic documentation of the archaeological excavation. This paper presents three case studies, which have produced promising results. All of these were conceived and carried on in order to be based on cost-effective and straightforward procedures, which can be further experimented by other research groups. The final outputs are both sufficiently precise and adequate for the online sharing. The first case study focuses on developing an effective pipeline, based on UAV and 3D modeling, and easy enough to allow every member of the excavation team to carry on autonomously the documentation of its excavation area. The second case study has been aimed at 3D modeling of archival data in order to increase their informational potential. The third case study consisted in the elaboration of a high-definition photoplan of a wide (9x3 m) late antique mosaic. The proposed case studies show that the use of sustainable and low-cost procedures and tools leads to the production of graphic and photographic documentation maintaining good quality standards and suitable for communication purposes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims at analyzing the concept of hate through a political-philosophical lens. The case study shows a kind of hatred which is not directed towards individuals because of their ascriptive characteristics. Although, the State also seems to hate in a different but more customary way. Two concepts are thus explored through their theoretical implications in terms of exclusion and responsibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper questions the existence of a one best way towards digitalisation by contrasting the success stories of two Italian middle-size manufacturing companies. Both companies boast a history of excellence in technological innovation and in economic performance and recently launched important projects of digital transformation. However, one company seems to perceive digitalisation as a further step in the "traditional" sequence of efficiency-enhancing innovations aimed at substituting for human effort. In contrast, the other company frames digital technologies as means of stronger process integration, whose success is enabled by formal organisational tools in support of change management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the present paper, I shall argue about the relationship among creativity, empathy, and recognition. To this aim, I will provide with an analysis of two contemporary work of art as case studies: the interactive portrait This Is Not Private by Alberto Daniele (2016) and the project Material Speculation: ISIS (2015-2016) by Morehshin Allahyari (2016). Through a phenomenological framework, my contention is to show how the engagement between the artist and the user is crucial to develop the meaning of the work of art itself, determining a creative process in which they both are involved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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