Author name: Antonio Martella

Scarselli M. Trasformazioni nei processi deliberativi in contesti locali fragili: analisi di un caso studio

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Authors: Martina Scarselli Abstract This paper examines a case study in Molise, part of a local experimental project, to explore the transformative potential of deliberative democracy. Using a systemic theoretical framework and qualitative methods, it highlights the shift from top-down to bottom-up participation. The findings show how civic engagement reshapes participatory systems, moving toward more […]

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Antonilli A. Neurocriminologia e controllo sociale. Una lettura sociologica della biologizzazione del crimine

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Authors: Andrea Antonilli Abstract focusing on the processes through which crime is increasingly framed in biological terms. Starting from key contributions in the field, in-cluding Adrian Raine’s The Anatomy of Violence, the analysis exam-ines the epistemological, political, and ethical implications of the bi-ologization of crime, highlighting how this perspective reshapes con-temporary mechanisms of control and

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Castiglioni N. Breaking the silence: How to deal with the phenomenon of underreporting sexual violence in Italian Universities

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Authors: Natalia Castiglioni Abstract Sexual violence in Italian universities remains largely underestimated despite existing prevention tools and policies. Using national and European data, this article examines the structural and relational barriers that hinder reporting, arguing that underreporting stems not only from cultural factors but also from procedural and communicative shortcomings within universities. Current mechanisms, such

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