How corruption works in Italy? Probably, as it works anywhere else, so let's ignore formalities. Corruption is a biological term, which assumes moral(ist) connotation and then becomes authority. As we know from Hobbes, authority, not truth, makes law.
Having the transgression of law undesired consequences, corruption is meaningful as long as it remains hidden.Education, which the same law establishes, cannot even mention corruption, it must eliminate it from its horizon of dissemination of reality: kids don't need to know what the non-existing corruption is. This implies that a kid, in order to know corruption, is supposed to experience it on his own skin. Corruption has also this fascinating feature: it pursues the self-conservation of those who promote it in a not necessarily conscious way.
Nel momento in cui si parla molto di "sindacati" sulla scena politico-economica, propongo un breve compendio dove poter trovare alcuni degli spunti maggiormente interessanti in merito al diritto sindacale. Si danno spunti di riflessione su "nascita dei sindacati in Italia", "diritti sindacali", "contrattazione collettiva" e "lotta sindacale". Non vuole essere un lavoro esaustivo ma un buona sistematizzazione di quanto occorre sapere quando si parla di sindacati.
Giunti a questo momento, così particolare della recente storia economico-politica italiana, credo possa essere utile ripercorrere brevemente ed effettuare qualche riflessione “fuori dal coro” dei soliti qualunquismi, relativamente cause e soluzioni della crisi del debito italiana.
“Nice Meeting You - the DVD” is a multimedia project by the Virtual Department of Political and Social Studies, Dot 2.0, in collaboration with the publishing house Coessenza.
The DVD gathers video, photo, and text documents, which tell about the livelihood in the Palestinian refugee camp of Bourj El-Barajneh, Beirut (Lebanon), as a group of ten Italian volunteers experienced it in the summer of 2010. It will be available soon, under a Creative Commons license.
In the meanwhile, here you can find a selection of the pictures that the girls of the camp have taken during the workshop of photograpy, which George Haddad held in order to teach them some basic knowledge and technical skill about this contemporary art.
Please, consider the idea of supporting the project, both buying the DVD and offering your skills and time, as many people did already, in order to promote the initiative and help us help the kids of the camp.
