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Papers consider the level of ecological awareness inherent in ancient societies and to identify the possible solutions implemented, trying to answer two questions in particular: what were the choices (political, economic, social) implemented during climatic variations, and how were they perceived by ancient societies?.

Papers consider the level of ecological awareness inherent in ancient societies and to identify the possible solutions implemented, trying to answer two questions in particular: what were the choices (political, economic, social) implemented during climatic variations, and how were they perceived by ancient societies?.

From MM III until the end of the LH/LM period, the entire Aegean area was an integral part of a network of trade contacts that included all the major socio-political realities that lined the shores of the eastern Mediterranean basin. This book considers the vessels used and routes taken to enable this network to function

Welcome to Assemble You Audio Learning. In a psychologically safe work environment, people feel free to share ideas, mistakes and criticisms. They worry less about protecting their image and focus more on doing a great job. These are the words of Amy C. Edmondson to Forbes. Edmondson is an economics professor at Harvard University and has been studying the concept of psychological safety since 1999. But what is psychological safety and how can you promote a work environment that prioritizes it? In this track we will explore the concept and study its benefits. Simply put, a psychologically safe work environment is one in which team members feel able to speak up without fear of being judged or criticized. It is an environment that allows people to share their ideas and highlight problems. Learning Objectives: Discover the meaning of psychological safety IExplore the benefits of psychological safety for a company and its people Examine how leaders can begin to increase levels of psychological safety in their organizations.

Roman amphitheatres are an interesting field of investigation and allow to analyze and classify structural instability, recurrent forms of degradation and anomalies related to their accessibility. These critical issues emerge, in particular, from the study of two interesting case studies, the Roman Amphitheatre in Tarragona, Spain, and the Roman Amphitheatre of Santa Maria Capua Vetere, Italy. Through a contextual interpretation of literary, historiographic and iconographic testimonies, in the light of the expertise of architectural restoration and an in situ cognitive campaign supported by surveys, the main theoretical and design nodes connected to the restoration and enhancement of these monumental complexes are identified: knowledge, conservation, use and management, understood as scheduled maintenance and constant monitoring.

Il Rapporto ISMU, giunto alla sua 28° edizione, non può non affrontare i tragici accadimenti connessi alla guerra in Ucraina, prendendo in esame il conflitto in chiave di mobilità umana. Nel volume si ricostruiscono i flussi di ingresso e di uscita dall'Ucraina in Europa e in Italia, esaminando le ragioni per cui l'accoglienza a loro riservata si distingue da quella che hanno ricevuto nell'ultimo decennio richiedenti asilo di altre nazionalità. Oltre a dedicare una particolare attenzione al conflitto, il Rapporto riaccende i riflettori anche su alcuni paesi che rischiano di essere dimenticati, come l'Afghanistan, la Siria e i paesi del continente africano.
Accanto all'analisi degli aspetti statistici (ISMU stima che gli stranieri che vivono stabilmente nel nostro paese al 1° gennaio 2022 abbiano superato la quota di 6 milioni di presenze), non mancano le consuete aree di attenzione: salute, lavoro, quadro normativo, scuola. Inoltre il Rapporto è arricchito da diversi approfondimenti: dalla issue immigrazione nelle ultime elezioni politiche italiane all'analisi delle diverse confessioni religiose tra la popolazione immigrata, dalla questione abitativa al ruolo della diaspora tra integrazione locale e cooperazione internazionale.

The essay looks into the troubled relationship between sovereign power and feudal power in the Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily after the Vespro. Moving from the analysis of the European and Mediterranean political space in which both reigns were embedded, it brings out the repercussions of the political and military history on the evolution of Southern seigneuries, the role of the papacy, the placement of seigneuries and fiefs within the monarchic state.

Leonardo da Vinci surveys and sketches the city of Milan on f. 184v (c. 1493) and f. 199 (c. 1510) of the Codex Atlanticus and on f. 114r of the Codex Windsor (c. 1510). These drawings also include some projects for Milan's urban transformation. The paper describes how strongly Leonardo's idea of the city differs from the Milan of Ludovico Sforza (1494-1499) and that of the French rulers' fortification projects of 1520-1521, in particular for what concerns the revision of the external border of the city.