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Citizens of Trieste and their Knowledge of Foreign Languages
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Permanent Observatory on Fiscal Policies – July 2008
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’Ndrangheta holding – 2008 Dossier
The Italian PA does not cost more than in other European countries (2007)
The subprime crisis’ effects on the Italian economy and finance 2007
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The Italian family facing the welfare crisis (2007)
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Stock-exchange, has the decline begun? (2007)
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Work-related accidents: worse than war (2007)
Eurispes: one Italian in three would go and live abroad 2006
Savings penalised. Italians’ savings over the last five years (2006)
The Italian woman: the risk of a return to the past (2006)
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The local Public Finance (2006)
Social policies in Italy, a comparative analysis with European countries (2006)
Considerations around the idea of wealth: the middle class and its unconscious enemies (2006)
“Social Europe” for a common project of socially sustainable development (2006)
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Italian stock exchange does not fear elections (2006)
Stock exchanges in the balance: the mouse syndrome (2006)
Towards the end of a cycle? (2006)
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Stock market: confidence grows. Four-monthly report on stock market trends (2005)
Stock exchanges resist the attacks. Quarterly report on stock market performance (2005)
Banks: the real masters of the stock exchange. Quarterly report on stock exchange trends (2005)
Italian debt is growing (but consumption is not) in 2005
The ‘Ndrangheta’s turnover (2005)
Europe pays off (2005)
Towards a utilitarian family approach (2005)
Italian industry: declinism or decline? (2005)
Strategic guidelines for local development and promotion of the Iblea agri-food system 2005
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Strategic Observatory on Rome: which ruling class for which project and for which economy (2001)
1989 – 1998: Italy on the cover (1999)
Smuggling business (1999)
Analysis of anxious headlines published in Italian newspapers (1999)
Costs and benefits of the European Safety and Health Standards implementation in the SME sector (1999)
The lesser evil (1999)
The North’ s malaise (1999)
The model of the Family House within the Pope John XXIII Association (1999)
School: the Anatomy of a Revolution (1999)
Sheet metal roll. Road accidents in Italy (1999)
Survey on the development and prospects for expansion of the telecommunications market (1999)
Zooitaly. Reflections on the Man-Animal Relationship (1999)
Hunters. In search of a lost identity (1998)
The effects of aid policies for the Southern regions (1998)
Environmental situation and sustainable development (1998)
Chasing votes. The Italians and the referendums of 15 June 1997
Behaviour and experience of Italian soldiers involved in the humanitarian operation “Alba” (1997)
Costs and benefits of the application of European Safety and Health Standards in SMEs (1997)
Public perception and attitude towards the Italian Armed Forces (1997)
The phenomenon of usury: the dark side of the credit market (1997)
Image and knowledge of South Korea among Italian citizens (1997)
Image and social role of the Guardia di Finanza (Italian Financial Police) (1997)
Survey on the profession of journalist in Italy (1997)
From actions to words: for a new dialectic of the hunting phenomenon (1997)
Television audiences’ expectations regarding advertising (1997)
Affection, costs and revenues (1996)
Former Gescal funds (1996)
“The Lord of the Animals”. Hunting between myth and modernization (1995)
Scientific broadcasting and young people’s career choices (1995)
Italian family stories: the new ” step-family “. The Italian family between cohabitation, re-cohabitation and new marriages (1995)
Years to spend. Older people facing savings and investments (1995)
The demented Taxation (1995)
The factory of hope. Youth football in Italy between illusion and exploitation (1995)
Italy that swindles. Small and large-scale illegalities in Italy (1995)
The Italian Deposits and Loans Fund: an institution to be privatised (1995)
White Paper on Telecommunications (1995)
Observatory on social vulnerability (1995)
Tales of Ordinary Madness in Emilia Romagna Region. The white Fiat Uno gang and the communications interference of the armed wing (1995)
What do the Romans expect from Mayor Rutelli? (1994)
Inside the Lega. How it was born, how it grows, how it communicates (1994)
Dolus bonus. Advertising between service and violence (1994)
Ethics and enterprise. Entrepreneurs facing the “centesimus annus” (1994)
Young people and housework (1994)
Young people between dreams and needs (1994)
Fake money. From forgers to counterfeiting companies (1994)
The meaning of madness (1994)
The incorrigible, the profiteer, the adaptable, the committed, the cathartic: the Italian vote and the five kinds of Italy of Mani pulite (1994)
The family in the face of the elderly, the reflection of our destiny (1994)
Dear consumer, I protect you! Consumer associations in Italy (1994)
The road freight industry. The big sick buffalo (1994)
Mafia internationalism. The world crime market and its hidden financial flows (1994)
Public Administration and local authorities in Italy. Three case studies: Milan, Rome and Palermo (1994)
Report on domestic murders in the first half of 1994
Military service? Yes, please. Military service? No thanks. (1994)
Rumours. False rumours and slander about products and brands (1994)
Disabled people: back to square one, from dissipation to investment (1994)
When crime is profitable: food fraud and adulteration (1994)
Ultras. Youth subcultures in the stadiums of Europe (1994)
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1st Report on the quality of life in Sardinia (1993)
Etica ed economia: il ruolo delle banche 1993
The cost of political information in Italy (1993)
The white paper on yachting sector in Italy (1993)
The Internationalisation of the Italian Economy – Foreign Investments in Italy and from Italy to Abroad (1993)
Permanent Observatory on Foreign Press (1993)
Four Snapshots for a Portrait: Research Paths in the Elderly Society (1993)
International report on the skinhead right-wind (1993)
Third report on the condition of the elderly in Italy (1993)
For a better understanding. The Italians between electoral and institutional reforms (1992)
The Psyche Market (1992)
From ‘muschilli’ to ‘baby killers’. Survey on Italian juvenile crime (1992)
Criminality in Italy (1992)
An Eurispes’ report on the yachting sector in Italy (1992)
Female power. Eurispes report on the power elite of women in Italy (1992)
The language of the Mafia (1992)
Violence against women. Stories of daily violence collected by the Telefono Rosa (1992)
Italians’ attitudes towards non-EU immigration (1991)
Italy as seen by the others. Permanent observatory on the foreign press (1991)
Older people and social policy: the issue of homecare in Rome (1991)
Vulnerable people in the Lazio Region: demand and supply of social assistance for elderly and disabled people (1991)
The burning forest (1991)
Youth employment and unemployment in the UK in the early 1990s (1991)
Let’s play again! (1991)
Subjects, voices, information: helplines in response to distress and the right to communication (1991)
To become an homeless, it can happen to anybody 1991
All the numbers of the Democrazia Cristiana party in Italy (1991)

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