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World Oceans Day: Diving into global fishery resources

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Multi-level conflicts and the protection of collective goods: Diving into global fishery resources While exploring the biodiversity of the Galapagos Islands in 1835, Charles Darwin has found the basilar insights for his later coined evolution theory. Notwithstanding its huge impact, something fascinated Darwin, which his theory could not fully grasp: the evolution of cooperation. Because …

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Psychological characteristics and colonialism: Where the deep roots of international inequalities were shaped

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“It is you who chose to linked your history to ours” – Lettre à la République 2012, Kery James (French Rapper born from Haitian parents. In this song, he addresses the French Republic and urges it to face its responsibilities regarding its colonial past and the situation of migrants descendants ) The task of linking …

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The concept of citizenship – The case of Italy

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Due to the centrality of the theme in the Italian political scene, it is interesting to face some shades and critics of legal status of citizen in my country. First, the paper will give a broad overview of the functions of constitutions, then will follow some considerations above the general concept of citizenship, and only at the end it will treat specifically the particular case of Italy.

Green Nudging

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Traditional policy-making instruments have been, so far, partly insufficient in promoting sustainable consumption habits. Consistent segments of the population in European countries declare themselves worried about the environment – 93% of EU citizens see climate change as a serious problem and 79% see it as a very serious problem (European Commission, 2019) – and willing to take action in the matter. Notwithstanding this, they often fail to do so.

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FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND CONSCIENCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TURKEY AND ISRAEL CASE

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This paper aims to uphold a comparative analysis with regards to how freedom of religion and conscience is practiced in two rather interrelated states, being Israel and Turkey. Being regarded as a basic human practice, the topic proceeds rather controversial in countries of heterogeneous social structure and highly, politically motivated conjunctures prone to rapid change.

The “right to a healthy environment” protection

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Fundamental human rights are those rights that are ensured the highest degree of protection from their violation. These can be specifically identified in the world nations’ Constitutions, but can be found in other texts, such as in “the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights” or the “European Convention on Human Rights”, and many others. …

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