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2. Algal symbiont diversity in Acropora muricata from the extreme reef of Bouraké associated with resistance to coral bleaching.

Author

Mayfield, AB, Alessi, C, Lemonnier, H, Camp, EF, Wabete, N, Payri, C, Rodolfo Metalpa, R, Mayfield, AB, Alessi, C, Lemonnier, H, Camp, EF, Wabete, N, Payri, C, and Rodolfo Metalpa, R

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Widespread coral bleaching has generally been linked to high water temperatures at larger geographic scales. However, the bleaching response can be highly variable among individual of the same species, between different species, and across localities; what causes this variability remains unresolved. Here, we tracked bleached and non-bleached colonies of Acropora muricata to see if they recovered or died following a stress event inside the semi-enclosed lagoon of Bouraké (New Caledonia), where corals are long-term acclimatized to extreme conditions of temperature, pH and dissolved oxygen, and at a nearby control reef where conditions are more benign. We describe Symbiodiniaceae community changes based on next-generation sequencing of the ITS2 marker, metabolic responses, and energetic reserve measures (12 physiological traits evaluated) during the La Niña warm and rainy summer in 2021. Widespread coral bleaching (score 1 and 2 on the coral colour health chart) was observed only in Bouraké, likely due to the combination of the high temperatures (up to 32°C) and heavy rain. All colonies (i.e., Bouraké and reference site) associated predominantly with Symbiodinaceae from the genera Cladocopium. Unbleached colonies in Bouraké had a specific ITS2-type profile (proxies for Symbiodiniaceae genotypes), while the bleached colonies in Bouraké had the same ITS2-type profile of the reef control colonies during the stress event. After four months, the few bleached colonies that survived in Bouraké (B2) acquired the same ITS2 type profiles of the unbleached colonies in Bouraké. In terms of physiological performances, all bleached corals showed metabolic depression (e.g., Pgross and Rdark). In contrast, unbleached colonies in Bouraké maintained higher metabolic rates and energetic reserves compared to control corals. Our study suggests that Acropora muricata enhanced their resistance to bleaching thanks to specific Symbiodiniaceae associations, while energetic reserves may increase

Published
2024

4. Recording Electrical Brain Activity with Novel Stretchable Electrodes Based on Supersonic Cluster Beam Implantation Nanotechnology on Conformable Polymers

Author

Gnatkovsky V, Cattalini A, Antonini A, Spreafico L, Saini M, Noè F, Alessi C, Librizzi L, Uva L, Marras CE, de Curtis M, and Ferrari S

Subjects
rain, field potentials, recording electrodes, supersonic cluster beam implantation, Medicine (General), R5-920
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Vadym Gnatkovsky,1 Alessandro Cattalini,1 Alessandro Antonini,2 Laura Spreafico,2 Matteo Saini,2 Francesco Noè,1 Camilla Alessi,1 Laura Librizzi,1 Laura Uva,1 Carlo Efisio Marras,3 Marco de Curtis,1 Sandro Ferrari2 1Unit of Epileptology, Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Carlo Besta, Milano, Italy; 2WISE Srl, Cologno Monzese, Milano, Italy; 3Neurosurgery Unit, Department of Neuroscience and Neurorehabilitation, IRCCS Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital, Roma, ItalyCorrespondence: Vadym GnatkovskyUnit of Epileptology, Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Carlo Besta, Via Amadeo, 42, Milano 20133, ItalyTel +39 0223944518Email Vadym.Gnatkovsky@istituto-besta.itBackground: Multielectrodes are implanted in central and peripheral nervous systems for rehabilitation and diagnostic purposes. The physical resistance of intracranial devices to mechanical stress is critical and fractures or electrode displacement may occur. We describe here a new recording device with stretchable properties based on Supersonic Cluster Beam Implantation (SCBI) technology with high mechanical adaptability to displacement and movement.Results: The capability of SCBI-based multichannel electrodes to record brain electrical activity was compared to glass/silicon microelectrodes in acute in vitro experiments on the isolated guinea pig brain preparation. Field potentials and power frequency analysis demonstrated equal recording features for SCBI and standard electrodes. Chronic in vivo epidural implantation of the SCBI electrodes confirmed excellent long-term recording properties in comparison to standard EEG metal electrodes. Tissue biocompatibility was demonstrated by neuropathological evaluation of the brain tissue 2 months after the implantation of the devices in the subarachnoid space.Conclusion: We confirm the biocompatibility of novel SCBI-based stretchable electrode devices and demonstrate their suitability for recording electrical brain activity in pre-clinical settings.Keywords: brain, field potentials, recording electrodes, supersonic cluster beam implantation

Published
2019

6. In Situ/Microinvasive Adenocarcinoma of the Uterine Cervix and HPV-Type Impact: Pathologic Features, Treatment Options, and Follow-Up Outcomes—Cervical Adenocarcinoma Study Group (CAS-Group)

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Giannella, L., Delli Carpini, G., Di Giuseppe, J., Bogani, G., Sopracordevole, F., Clemente, N., Giorda, G., De Vincenzo, Rosa Pasqualina, Evangelista, M. T., Gardella, B., Dominoni, M., Monti, E., Alessi, C., Alessandrini, L., Pagan, A., Caretto, M., Ghelardi, A., Amadori, A., Origoni, M., Barbero, M., Raspagliesi, F., Simoncini, T., Vercellini, P., Scambia, Giovanni, Ciavattini, A., De Vincenzo R. P. (ORCID:0000-0001-7408-0435), Scambia G. (ORCID:0000-0003-2758-1063), Giannella, L., Delli Carpini, G., Di Giuseppe, J., Bogani, G., Sopracordevole, F., Clemente, N., Giorda, G., De Vincenzo, Rosa Pasqualina, Evangelista, M. T., Gardella, B., Dominoni, M., Monti, E., Alessi, C., Alessandrini, L., Pagan, A., Caretto, M., Ghelardi, A., Amadori, A., Origoni, M., Barbero, M., Raspagliesi, F., Simoncini, T., Vercellini, P., Scambia, Giovanni, Ciavattini, A., De Vincenzo R. P. (ORCID:0000-0001-7408-0435), and Scambia G. (ORCID:0000-0003-2758-1063)

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It is unknown whether human papillomavirus (HPV) status impacts the prognosis of early stage cervical glandular lesions. This study assessed the recurrence and survival rates of in situ/microinvasive adenocarcinomas (AC) according to HPV status during a 5-year follow-up. The data were retrospectively analyzed in women with available HPV testing before treatment. One hundred and forty-eight consecutive women were analyzed. The number of HPV-negative cases was 24 (16.2%). The survival rate was 100% in all participants. The recurrence rate was 7.4% (11 cases, including four invasive lesions (2.7%)). Cox proportional hazards regression showed no difference in recurrence rate between HPV-positive and HPV-negative cases (p = 0.148). HPV genotyping, available for 76 women and including 9/11 recurrences, showed a higher relapse rate for HPV-18 than HPV-45 and HPV-16 (28.5%, 16.6%, and 9.52%, p = 0.046). In addition, 60% and 75% of in situ and invasive recurrences, respectively, were HPV-18 related. The present study showed that most ACs were positive for high-risk HPV, and the recurrence rate was unaffected by HPV status. More extensive studies could help evaluate whether HPV genotyping may be considered for recurrence risk stratification in HPV-positive cases.

Published
2023

8. Diritto di conciliazione

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Alessi, C., Bonardi, O., Calafà, L., D'Onghia, M., Militello, M., Saracini, P., and Vallauri, M. L.

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Conciliazione vita e lavoro - Trasposizione direttiva 2019/1158
Published
2023

9. Divergent effects of obesity on fragility fractures

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Caffarelli C, Alessi C, Nuti R, and Gonnelli S

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Obesity, Fragility Fracture, Bone Mineral Density, BMI, Prevention, Geriatrics, RC952-954.6
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Carla Caffarelli, Chiara Alessi, Ranuccio Nuti, Stefano Gonnelli Department of Medicine, Surgery and Neuroscience, University of Siena, Siena, Italy Abstract: Obesity was commonly thought to be advantageous for maintaining healthy bones due to the higher bone mineral density observed in overweight individuals. However, several recent studies have challenged the widespread belief that obesity is protective against fracture and have suggested that obesity is a risk factor for certain fractures. The effect of obesity on fracture risk is site-dependent, the risk being increased for some fractures (humerus, ankle, upper arm) and decreased for others (hip, pelvis, wrist). Moreover, the relationship between obesity and fracture may also vary by sex, age, and ethnicity. Risk factors for fracture in obese individuals appear to be similar to those in nonobese populations, although patterns of falling are particularly important in the obese. Research is needed to determine if and how visceral fat and metabolic complications of obesity (type 2 diabetes mellitus, insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, etc) are causally associated with bone status and fragility fracture risk. Vitamin D deficiency and hypogonadism may also influence fracture risk in obese individuals. Fracture algorithms such as FRAX® might be expected to underestimate fracture probability. Studies specifically designed to evaluate the antifracture efficacy of different drugs in obese patients are not available; however, literature data may suggest that in obese patients higher doses of the bisphosphonates might be required in order to maintain efficacy against nonvertebral fractures. Therefore, the search for better methods for the identification of fragility fracture risk in the growing population of adult and elderly subjects with obesity might be considered a clinical priority which could improve the prevention of fracture in obese individuals. Keywords: bone mineral density, BMI, prevention

Published
2014

11. Reducing the Risk of Cognitive Decline and Dementia: WHO Recommendations

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Chowdhary, N, Barbui, C, Anstey, KJ ; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9706-9316, Kivipelto, M, Barbera, M, Peters, R ; https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0148-3617, Zheng, L, Kulmala, J, Stephen, R, Ferri, CP, Joanette, Y, Wang, H, Comas-Herrera, A, Alessi, C, Suharya, K, Mwangi, KJ, Petersen, RC, Motala, AA, Mendis, S, Prabhakaran, D, Bibi Mia Sorefan, A, Dias, A, Gouider, R, Shahar, S, Ashby-Mitchell, K, Prince, M, Dua, T, Chowdhary, N, Barbui, C, Anstey, KJ ; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9706-9316, Kivipelto, M, Barbera, M, Peters, R ; https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0148-3617, Zheng, L, Kulmala, J, Stephen, R, Ferri, CP, Joanette, Y, Wang, H, Comas-Herrera, A, Alessi, C, Suharya, K, Mwangi, KJ, Petersen, RC, Motala, AA, Mendis, S, Prabhakaran, D, Bibi Mia Sorefan, A, Dias, A, Gouider, R, Shahar, S, Ashby-Mitchell, K, Prince, M, and Dua, T

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With population ageing worldwide, dementia poses one of the greatest global challenges for health and social care in the 21st century. In 2019, around 55 million people were affected by dementia, with the majority living in low- and middle-income countries. Dementia leads to increased costs for governments, communities, families and individuals. Dementia is overwhelming for the family and caregivers of the person with dementia, who are the cornerstone of care and support systems throughout the world. To assist countries in addressing the global burden of dementia, the World Health Organisation (WHO) developed the Global Action Plan on the Public Health Response to Dementia 2017–2025. It proposes actions to be taken by governments, civil society, and other global and regional partners across seven action areas, one of which is dementia risk reduction. This paper is based on WHO Guidelines on risk reduction of cognitive decline and dementia and presents recommendations on evidence-based, multisectoral interventions for reducing dementia risks, considerations for their implementation and policy actions. These global evidence-informed recommendations were developed by WHO, following a rigorous guideline development methodology and involved a panel of academicians and clinicians with multidisciplinary expertise and representing geographical diversity. The recommendations are considered under three broad headings: lifestyle and behaviour interventions, interventions for physical health conditions and specific interventions. By supporting health and social care professionals, particularly by improving their capacity to provide gender and culturally appropriate interventions to the general population, the risk of developing dementia can be potentially reduced, or its progression delayed.

Published
2022

14. Per una trasposizione responsabile della Direttiva n. 2019/1158, relativa all’equilibrio tra attività professionale e vita familiare per i genitori e i prestatori di assistenza

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Alessi, C., Bonardi, O., Calafà, L., and D'Onghia, M.

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prestatori di assistenza, conciliazione, condivisione, genitorialità, cura, prestatori di assistenza, disabilità, genitorialità, condivisione, cura, disabilità, conciliazione, Conciliazione vita e lavoro - Trasposizione dir. 2019/1158/UE
Published
2022

22. Il Pilastro europeo dei diritti sociali e il rilancio della politica sociale dell’UE

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Matteo Corti (ORCID:0000-0002-4066-7542), Seifert, A, Alessi, C, Miranda Boto, J M, Pantano, F, Ferrante, V, Delfino, M, Altimari, M, Corti, M, Sychenko, E, Corti, Matteo, Matteo Corti (ORCID:0000-0002-4066-7542), Seifert, A, Alessi, C, Miranda Boto, J M, Pantano, F, Ferrante, V, Delfino, M, Altimari, M, Corti, M, Sychenko, E, and Corti, Matteo

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Il volume offre un quadro aggiornato degli sviluppi della politica sociale europea a quattro anni dalla solenne proclamazione a Goteborg del Pilastro europeo dei diritti sociali. Benché non giuridicamente vincolante, questo documento ha segnato l’avvio di una intensa fase propulsiva della politica sociale europea, poiché la Commissione l’ha utilizzato sia nell’ambito del Semestre europeo, sia per programmare le proprie iniziative legislative e di sostegno all’azione degli Stati membri. In particolare, dopo un’ampia riflessione introduttiva sul significato del pilastro europeo per il diritto sociale dell’UE, l’opera fa il punto su alcune delle novità più interessanti della politica sociale europea degli ultimi anni, dalla direttiva sulle condizioni trasparenti e prevedibili alla riforma della disciplina del distacco transnazionale, dalla direttiva sulla conciliazione vita-lavoro alle prospettive della partecipazione dei lavoratori, dai progetti sul quadro europeo in materia di salari minimi al regolamento sull’Autorità europea del lavoro. Conclude il volume un saggio sulla politica sociale della Russia contemporanea, partner fondamentale dell’Unione nello spazio euroasiatico. Gli autori del volume sono tutti affermati studiosi di Università italiane e di altri Paesi europei., The volume deals with the European Pillar of social rights, solemnly proclaimed in Goteborg in 2017, by analysing it and the directive the EU approved following its implementation.

Published
2021

35. Il lavoro agile alla prova del Covid-19

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Alessi, C. and Vallauri, M. L.

Subjects
condizioni di lavoro, emergenza, lavoro agile, emergenza, lavoro pubblico, dirigenza, condizioni di lavoro, telelavoro, lavoro pubblico, dirigenza, lavoro agile, telelavoro
Published
2020

37. L'emergenza Covid in Italia e il diritto del lavoro

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Alessi, C., Malzani, F., Ravelli, F., and Vallauri, M. L.

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Coronavirus, licenziamenti collettivi, Coronavirus, lavoro agile, congedi parentali, licenziamenti collettivi, ammortizzatori sociali, ammortizzatori sociali, congedi parentali, lavoro agile
Published
2020

40. Il lavoro autonomo nell’emergenza tra bisogno, (poche) tutele, regole del contratto.

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Fassina, L, Scacchetti, T, Bonardi, O, Carabelli, U, D’Onghia, M., Zoppoli, L, Pallante, F, Bellavista, A, Natullo, G, Ludovico, G, Speziale, V, Orlandini, G, D'Arcangelo, L, Alessi, C, Vallauri, ML, Calafà, L, Faioli, M, Aiello, F, Laudi, B, Gargiulo, U, Luciani, V, Scarpelli, F, Pinto, V, Di Stasi, A, Leone, M, D’Onghia, M, Fassina, L, Scacchetti, T, Bonardi, O, Carabelli, U, D’Onghia, M., Zoppoli, L, Pallante, F, Bellavista, A, Natullo, G, Ludovico, G, Speziale, V, Orlandini, G, D'Arcangelo, L, Alessi, C, Vallauri, ML, Calafà, L, Faioli, M, Aiello, F, Laudi, B, Gargiulo, U, Luciani, V, Scarpelli, F, Pinto, V, Di Stasi, A, Leone, M, and D’Onghia, M

Abstract

Il saggio analizza le previsioni della disciplina emergenziale "Covid-19" per le parti a sostegno del lavoro autonomo, rilevandone gli aspetti inediti e considerando le ricadute su un fenomeno molto frammentato dal punto di vista tipologico e delle discipline dei rapporti di lavoro. Delle varie fattispecie di lavoro autonomo vengono analizzati i profili di tutela rispetto ai diversi rischi collegati alla emergenza pandemica.

Published
2020

41. Parità di trattamento in materia di occupazione (D.Lgs. 9 luglio 2003, n. 216)

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Del Punta, R, Scarpelli, F, Marrucci, M, Rausei, P, Alessi, C, Alvino, I, Amoriello, L, Andreani, A, Angelini, L, Avio, A, Battistelli, S, Borzaga, M, Buoso, S, Carmerlengo, Q, Casale, D, Chiaromonte, W, Colosimo, C, Coraza, L, Corso, S, Corti, M, Covelli, R, Delogu, A, Diamanti, R, Donini, A, Failla, A, Faleri, C, Falsone, M, Forlivesi, M, Frigo, P, Furlan, F, Gadaleta, F, Gaetani, M, Ghitti, C, Giaconi, M, Giasanti, L, Giustiniani, M, Guadagno, S, Imberti, L, Imbriaci, S, Ingrao, A, Lanfranchi, E, Lazzari, C, Lazzeroni, L, Leccese, V, Lozito, M, Magi, E, Mainardi, S, Malzani, F, Marazza, M, Marino, D, Mocella, M, Monaco, M, Moro, G, Mortillaro, G, Natullo, G, Navilli, M, Negri, A, Negri, G, Novella, M, Occhino, A, Pallini, M, Pascucci, P, Pino, G, Pinto, V, Putaturo Donati, F, Ravelli, Renga, S, Renzi, S, Rescigno, S, Riccio, A, Rota, A, Rovere, V, Salazar, P, Sartori, A, Schiavone, R, Schiuma, D, Scorcelli, R, Sileoni, S, Sonnati, S, Stolfa, A, Tarquini, E, Toffoletto, F, Tomassetti, P, Tullini, P, Vallauri, M, Varva, S, Vernia, A, Villa, E, Visonà, S, Volpe, D, Zicchittu, P, Del Punta, R, Scarpelli, F, Marrucci, M, Rausei, P, Alessi, C, Alvino, I, Amoriello, L, Andreani, A, Angelini, L, Avio, A, Battistelli, S, Borzaga, M, Buoso, S, Carmerlengo, Q, Casale, D, Chiaromonte, W, Colosimo, C, Coraza, L, Corso, S, Corti, M, Covelli, R, Delogu, A, Diamanti, R, Donini, A, Failla, A, Faleri, C, Falsone, M, Forlivesi, M, Frigo, P, Furlan, F, Gadaleta, F, Gaetani, M, Ghitti, C, Giaconi, M, Giasanti, L, Giustiniani, M, Guadagno, S, Imberti, L, Imbriaci, S, Ingrao, A, Lanfranchi, E, Lazzari, C, Lazzeroni, L, Leccese, V, Lozito, M, Magi, E, Mainardi, S, Malzani, F, Marazza, M, Marino, D, Mocella, M, Monaco, M, Moro, G, Mortillaro, G, Natullo, G, Navilli, M, Negri, A, Negri, G, Novella, M, Occhino, A, Pallini, M, Pascucci, P, Pino, G, Pinto, V, Putaturo Donati, F, Ravelli, Renga, S, Renzi, S, Rescigno, S, Riccio, A, Rota, A, Rovere, V, Salazar, P, Sartori, A, Schiavone, R, Schiuma, D, Scorcelli, R, Sileoni, S, Sonnati, S, Stolfa, A, Tarquini, E, Toffoletto, F, Tomassetti, P, Tullini, P, Vallauri, M, Varva, S, Vernia, A, Villa, E, Visonà, S, Volpe, D, and Zicchittu, P

Published
2020

42. D.Lgs. 9 luglio 2003, n. 215 (parità di trattamento tra le persone)

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Del Punta, R, Scarpelli, F, Marrucci, M, Rausei, P, Alessi, C, Alvino, I, Amoriello, L, Andreani, A, Angelini, L, Avio, A, Battistelli, S, Borzaga, M, Buoso, S, Carmerlengo, Q, Casale, D, Chiaromonte, W, Colosimo, C, Coraza, L, Corso, S, Corti, M, Covelli, R, Delogu, A, Diamanti, R, Donini, A, Failla, A, Faleri, C, Falsone, M, Forlivesi, M, Frigo, P, Furlan, F, Gadaleta, F, Gaetani, M, Ghitti, C, Giaconi, M, Giasanti, L, Giustiniani, M, Guadagno, S, Imberti, L, Imbriaci, S, Ingrao, A, Lanfranchi, E, Lazzari, C, Lazzeroni, L, Leccese, V, Lozito, M, Magi, E, Mainardi, S, Malzani, F, Marazza, M, Marino, D, Mocella, M, Monaco, M, Moro, G, Mortillaro, G, Natullo, G, Navilli, M, Negri, A, Negri, G, Novella, M, Occhino, A, Pallini, M, Pascucci, P, Pino, G, Pinto, V, Putaturo Donati, F, Ravelli, Renga, S, Renzi, S, Rescigno, S, Riccio, A, Rota, A, Rovere, V, Salazar, P, Sartori, A, Schiavone, R, Schiuma, D, Scorcelli, R, Sileoni, S, Sonnati, S, Stolfa, A, Tarquini, E, Toffoletto, F, Tomassetti, P, Tullini, P, Vallauri, M, Varva, S, Vernia, A, Villa, E, Visonà, S, Volpe, D, Zicchittu, P, Del Punta, R, Scarpelli, F, Marrucci, M, Rausei, P, Alessi, C, Alvino, I, Amoriello, L, Andreani, A, Angelini, L, Avio, A, Battistelli, S, Borzaga, M, Buoso, S, Carmerlengo, Q, Casale, D, Chiaromonte, W, Colosimo, C, Coraza, L, Corso, S, Corti, M, Covelli, R, Delogu, A, Diamanti, R, Donini, A, Failla, A, Faleri, C, Falsone, M, Forlivesi, M, Frigo, P, Furlan, F, Gadaleta, F, Gaetani, M, Ghitti, C, Giaconi, M, Giasanti, L, Giustiniani, M, Guadagno, S, Imberti, L, Imbriaci, S, Ingrao, A, Lanfranchi, E, Lazzari, C, Lazzeroni, L, Leccese, V, Lozito, M, Magi, E, Mainardi, S, Malzani, F, Marazza, M, Marino, D, Mocella, M, Monaco, M, Moro, G, Mortillaro, G, Natullo, G, Navilli, M, Negri, A, Negri, G, Novella, M, Occhino, A, Pallini, M, Pascucci, P, Pino, G, Pinto, V, Putaturo Donati, F, Ravelli, Renga, S, Renzi, S, Rescigno, S, Riccio, A, Rota, A, Rovere, V, Salazar, P, Sartori, A, Schiavone, R, Schiuma, D, Scorcelli, R, Sileoni, S, Sonnati, S, Stolfa, A, Tarquini, E, Toffoletto, F, Tomassetti, P, Tullini, P, Vallauri, M, Varva, S, Vernia, A, Villa, E, Visonà, S, Volpe, D, and Zicchittu, P

Published
2020

43. L. 20 maggio 1970, n. 300 art. 1

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Del Punta, R, Scarpelli, F, Marrucci, M, Rausei, P, Alessi, C, Alvino, I, Amoriello, L, Andreani, A, Angelini, L, Avio, A, Battistelli, S, Borzaga, M, Buoso, S, Carmerlengo, Q, Casale, D, Chiaromonte, W, Colosimo, C, Coraza, L, Corso, S, Corti, M, Covelli, R, Delogu, A, Diamanti, R, Donini, A, Failla, A, Faleri, C, Falsone, M, Forlivesi, M, Frigo, P, Furlan, F, Gadaleta, F, Gaetani, M, Ghitti, C, Giaconi, M, Giasanti, L, Giustiniani, M, Guadagno, S, Imberti, L, Imbriaci, S, Ingrao, A, Lanfranchi, E, Lazzari, C, Lazzeroni, L, Leccese, V, Lozito, M, Magi, E, Mainardi, S, Malzani, F, Marazza, M, Marino, D, Mocella, M, Monaco, M, Moro, G, Mortillaro, G, Natullo, G, Navilli, M, Negri, A, Negri, G, Novella, M, Occhino, A, Pallini, M, Pascucci, P, Pino, G, Pinto, V, Putaturo Donati, F, Ravelli, Renga, S, Renzi, S, Rescigno, S, Riccio, A, Rota, A, Rovere, V, Salazar, P, Sartori, A, Schiavone, R, Schiuma, D, Scorcelli, R, Sileoni, S, Sonnati, S, Stolfa, A, Tarquini, E, Toffoletto, F, Tomassetti, P, Tullini, P, Vallauri, M, Varva, S, Vernia, A, Villa, E, Visonà, S, Volpe, D, Zicchittu, P, Del Punta, R, Scarpelli, F, Marrucci, M, Rausei, P, Alessi, C, Alvino, I, Amoriello, L, Andreani, A, Angelini, L, Avio, A, Battistelli, S, Borzaga, M, Buoso, S, Carmerlengo, Q, Casale, D, Chiaromonte, W, Colosimo, C, Coraza, L, Corso, S, Corti, M, Covelli, R, Delogu, A, Diamanti, R, Donini, A, Failla, A, Faleri, C, Falsone, M, Forlivesi, M, Frigo, P, Furlan, F, Gadaleta, F, Gaetani, M, Ghitti, C, Giaconi, M, Giasanti, L, Giustiniani, M, Guadagno, S, Imberti, L, Imbriaci, S, Ingrao, A, Lanfranchi, E, Lazzari, C, Lazzeroni, L, Leccese, V, Lozito, M, Magi, E, Mainardi, S, Malzani, F, Marazza, M, Marino, D, Mocella, M, Monaco, M, Moro, G, Mortillaro, G, Natullo, G, Navilli, M, Negri, A, Negri, G, Novella, M, Occhino, A, Pallini, M, Pascucci, P, Pino, G, Pinto, V, Putaturo Donati, F, Ravelli, Renga, S, Renzi, S, Rescigno, S, Riccio, A, Rota, A, Rovere, V, Salazar, P, Sartori, A, Schiavone, R, Schiuma, D, Scorcelli, R, Sileoni, S, Sonnati, S, Stolfa, A, Tarquini, E, Toffoletto, F, Tomassetti, P, Tullini, P, Vallauri, M, Varva, S, Vernia, A, Villa, E, Visonà, S, Volpe, D, and Zicchittu, P

Published
2020

44. A tutela della prosperità di tutti. L'Italia e l'Organizzazione Internazionale del Lavoro a un secolo dalla sua istituzione

Author

Vincenzo Ferrante (ORCID:0000-0002-8350-4399), Treu, T, Ferrante, V, Teklè, T, Perulli, A, Nunin, R, Loi, P, Alessi, C, Corti, M, Rossi, N, Pettinelli, R, Dessì, O, Ferrante, Vincenzo, Vincenzo Ferrante (ORCID:0000-0002-8350-4399), Treu, T, Ferrante, V, Teklè, T, Perulli, A, Nunin, R, Loi, P, Alessi, C, Corti, M, Rossi, N, Pettinelli, R, Dessì, O, and Ferrante, Vincenzo

Abstract

Il volume si propone di ricostruire in concreto il contenuto delle norme emanate dall'Organizzazione Internazionale del Lavoro e il loro impatto sull'ordinamento interno, così da offrire un bilancio del primo secolo di vita dell'Organizzazione., The book aims to concretely reconstruct the content of the ILO labour standards and their impact on the national legal system in order to offer a balance-sheet of the International Labour Organization's first century of life.

Published
2020

47. Le azioni positive

Author

Alessi, C.

Subjects
rimedi, azioni positive, discriminazioni, discriminazioni, rimedi, azioni positive
Published
2019

48. Segmentazione del mercato del lavoro e discriminazioni

Author

Alessi, C. and Borelli, S.

Subjects
esternalizzazioni, discriminazioni, lavoro atipico, segmentazione mercato del lavoro, lavoro atipico, discriminazioni, esternalizzazioni, segmentazione mercato del lavoro
Published
2019

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