In the ‘80’s and ‘90’s, British Universities were subjected to a sequence of changes that transformed their organisation and management. There are clear parallels with the challenges presented at the present time to Italian Universities. With discussions of the implementation of the so...

Beyond the current problems of the crisis, it should be seen as an opportunity to relaunch, a new approach to structure and trade ideas for some companies. Basically, in a time of crisis, the challenge is to chang priorities the system structure for the firm to be able to offer consumers what...

Our paper aims at discussing the possible consequences of the crisis that the world economy is confronted with. The introductory lines draw attention on the global impacts of the financial crisis, whereas the main body of the study analyzes the three waves that the present crisis might impact on...

The most important implication of international law, in particular human rights and humanitarian law, as regards the sanctions is that the right to impose sanctions is not unlimited. The theory behind economic sanctions implies that economic pressure on civilians will in turn evolve in pressure...