mercoledì 4 dicembre 2013

domenica 1 dicembre 2013

Politiche anticicliche liberiste

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sabato 30 novembre 2013

Principio di precauzione

"David Friedman on the Precautionary Principle, by David Henderson" http://feedly.com/k/Ixz3yz

Crisi e austerità. Causa ed effetti

“Non è l’austerità che ha causato la bassa... - Riccardo Mariani:

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Bruni fa lezione ai papi

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La logica del dono

La colpa massima del mercato?: minare la logica... - Riccardo Mariani:

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Etica e capitalismo

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La solita trappola in azione

La solita trappola in azione: "Ipocrisia... - Riccardo Mariani:

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venerdì 29 novembre 2013

Austerità e crescita

"Austerità. Così si può evitare." http://feedly.com/k/1c1PtqW

TOLLERA IL BRUTTO E AVRAI PIU' BELLEZZA

La società consumistica elargisce un... - Riccardo Mariani:

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La società consumistica elargisce un insegnamento estetico di primordine: è dalla tolleranza del brutto che scaturisce il bello.
Un confronto tra Italia e Germania.
“… if you go to Germany or you go to Switzerland and you go through the countryside, there are all these houses that are exactly the same, [only] a little variation. Sometimes they even have coordinated geranium flowers. It looks beautiful—a great place for a vacation… The landscape is tightly regulated in these countries, curbing individuality and experimentation in the name of good design…
Things are different in Italy, which also happens to be famous for its wildly creative design industries. If you go to the Italian countryside where people really live and work, you cannot find two houses that look the same. It’s continuous experimentation. And 99 percent of them are ugly, but ugly—ugly, ugly, ugly… But, he suggests, the culture that allows that experimentation, tolerating failures, is the same culture that produces aesthetic breakthroughs…”
It is tolerance for the ugliness that is the basis for the greatness of Italian design…”
The Substance of Style: How the Rise of Aesthetic Value Is Remaking Commerce, Culture, and Consciousness (P.S.) by Virginia Postrel
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NIMBY ESTETICO

Esiste un principio "estetico/sociale" di fondo:... - Riccardo Mariani:

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