Bøger af Francesco Parisi

La teoria dei quattro Elementi è alla base di numerose tradizioni religiose e cosmologiche, seppur declinate differentemente secondo le specificità proprie di ogni cultura. Ciò che emerge, secondo molti antichi pensatori e filosofi, è l'esistenza di un "modulo costruttivo" su base quaternaria che si riflette tanto nel Creato quanto in ogni singolo individuo. Questo breve manuale propone in modo sintetico e schematico le principali caratteristiche dei quattro Elementi classici occidentali (Fuoco, Aria, Acqua e Terra) i cui Archetipi influenzano la struttura cosmica. Da un punto di vista astrologico ne sono analizzate le analogie con Pianeti, Segni Zodiacali e Case. Nel testo, inoltre, è presentato anche il metodo per calcolare il proprio temperamento di nascita e annuale e le corrispondenze con i regimi alimentari della medicina antica per i quattro temperamenti umani.

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Research has deeply investigated several issues related to the use of integrity constraints on relational databases. In particular, a great deal of attention has been devoted to the problem of extracting "e;reliable"e; information from databases containing pieces of information inconsistent with regard to some integrity constraints. In this manuscript, the problem of extracting consistent information from relational databases violating integrity constraints on numerical data is addressed. Aggregate constraints defined as linear inequalities on aggregate-sum queries on input data are considered. The notion of repair as consistent set of updates at attribute-value level is exploited, and the characterization of several data-complexity issues related to repairing data and computing consistent query answers is provided. Moreover, a method for computing "e;reasonable"e; repairs of inconsistent numerical databases isintroduced, for a restricted but expressive class of aggregate constraints. An extension of this method for dealing with the data repairing problem in the presence of weak aggregate constraints which are expected to be satisfied, but not required to, is presented. Furthermore, a technique for computing consistent answers of aggregate queries in the presence of a wide form of aggregate constraints is provided. Finally, extensions of the framework as well as several open problems are discussed.

The Economics of Lawmaking explores the relative advantages and limits of alternative sources of law. Professors Francesco Parisi and Vincy Fon view the sources of law through a law and economics lens, and consider the important issue of institutional design in lawmaking. They consider the respective advantages and proper scope of application of four fundamental sources of law: legislation, judge-made law, customary law, and international law. The definingfeatures of these four sources of law are examined using the formal methods of public choice theory: lawmaking through legislation; lawmaking through adjudication; lawmaking through practice; and lawmaking through agreement. This book begins by examining the sources of law dependent on collective political decision-making, such as legislation. Multiple issues are considered, such as optimal specificity of law, optimal timing of legal intervention and optimal territorial scope of law, and include a thorough discussion on the sources of law derived from judges'' decisions, such as common law. Parisi and Fon provide an extensive study on the roles of litigation and judicial path-dependence on judge-made law, biases inthe evolution of legal remedies through litigation, and the effect of alternative doctrines of legal precedent, such as stare decisis and jurisprudence constante. They also consider the customary sources of law, with special attention on the mechanisms that determine their emergence and evolution,and explore sources of law derived from international treaties and conventions. The Economics of Lawmaking is the first systematic law and economics treatment of this field and will shed new light on the process of lawmaking.